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Originally Posted by orngez for the menzerna line i prefer the nano polish and the super intensive polish...but i work out of a garage...if you work out in the sun i recommend optimum and xmt...i used to recommend the pb line but i feel xmt360 has given the xmt line the edge...optimum is good stuff but very time consuming on the pc as it takes a long time to break down...for xmt i would recommend xmt4,3,360...no need for xmt1/2 now that 360 is out...oc/op is definitely a good bang for the buck....as far as glazes...no need for them if you are polishing...consider them cover-up makeup for cars...they wash away and everything it was hiding comes back.... |
To the original poster, really read what orangez just typed, he knows what he's talking about and I do also agree that with the recent introduction of XMT 360, PB's is out in comparison. Just like he said, grab up XMT 4,3, and 360. 16oz bottles each will last you a good while at least 10+ cars from each bottle, but the value increases with the 32oz size, saving you a few bucks. If you chose only one to use the most and therefore need a 32oz size, make it xmt 360.
In Optimum's defense, I don't find it *too* much longer of a polish to use, but yes, it will take about a minute longer per panel to break down than the xmt/menzerna polishes. Another benefit of the optimum line is their product called poli seal, it's the same concept as xmt 360, it lightly corrects, can be used in ful sun, and adds a sealant that will protect your car alone for a good 2-3 months. Nice products.
As far as clay, I've only had good luck with the sonus green (not avail from AG), the meguiar's white over the counter stuff, and the four star white. I hate the sonus/clay magic gray...stay FAR away from that stuff, it'll marr your paint and *to me* it doesn't remove the contaminants near as well as some others.