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Old 04-03-2007, 09:14 PM
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Has any one every tried the Malco products ? If so how did you like ?
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Old 04-03-2007, 09:17 PM
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It's been discussed before... no one here has any experiences with them.
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I was able to get my hands on some while in PA w/ the guys from Edge. I really like their stuff. They have some good spray waxes, and the also have the Presta line of compounds which some argue as one of the best. Very cheap too!
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umm, i don't think you are permitted to go there here - it is the ag forum......
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Has any one every tried the Malco products ? If so how did you like ?
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Please notice that your new posts, asking about products that AG doesn't carry might be considered as spam.
Now back to the topic, no, I never tried them, and not looking forward to. It's too expensive. Pinnacle broducts always worked for me.
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i would use them if i were detailing for profit do to there low cost. the guys around here use there stuff for there details .im sure its a lower grade then pinnicle line.lets face it a gallion of pinnicle wax is 100 bucks compared to malco thats like 20 bucks. so what do you think is better?? for instince im a landscaper im not going to use top of the line fertilizer. im going to use a high volume company fertilizer. that works fine for my customers. any way to cut back on my over head ya know!!
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Has any one every tried the Malco products ? If so how did you like ?
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used them at a dealership about 8 years ago. gave decent results. much better than stuff dealership was using.
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i would use them if i were detailing for profit do to there low cost. the guys around here use there stuff for there details .im sure its a lower grade then pinnicle line.lets face it a gallion of pinnicle wax is 100 bucks compared to malco thats like 20 bucks. so what do you think is better?? for instince im a landscaper im not going to use top of the line fertilizer. im going to use a high volume company fertilizer. that works fine for my customers. any way to cut back on my over head ya know!!
Higher prices doesn't always mean better quality...especially when it come to car care products. I disagree that pinnacle is better because it cost more.
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from what all the guys here that use pinnicle they all say its the best out there. even on other sites they agree its the best. so yes i believe it is better then high volume waxes. most high volume waxes contain cheaper ingredients . there for they cost less. theres no way a gallion of wax for 20 bucks is as high end as pinnicle wax.
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