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    Re: Most regretted detailing product purchase

    All of CG products seem to be a waste of money... Just my Opinion though

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    Quote Originally Posted by asap2stacks View Post
    All of CG products seem to be a waste of money... Just my Opinion though
    I like their car soaps, but other than that, not too much.
    '03 Corvette Z06

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    Quote Originally Posted by WRAPT C5Z06 View Post
    I like their car soaps, but other than that, not too much.
    Which one of the 865,834,269,694 of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronkh57 View Post
    Which one of the 865,834,269,694 of them?
    LOL...

    All 800 of them are pretty good.
    '03 Corvette Z06

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    Re: Most regretted detailing product purchase

    Quote Originally Posted by swanicyouth View Post
    I tend to like most of the stuff I have tried from them. TarX, Eraser, HydroFoam, Hydro2, Ceri Glass, rayon glass pads, Iron X, Fast Glass Towels, are all top of the line.

    On the other hand, I wouldn't even get involved with Reload or CQ...While I tend to agree with you on most subjects..CQuartz is my go to coating and Reload as a topper.

    Like you, once I get a whiff of any product being finicky or difficult to work with - I just skip it. There have been numerous peeps that have had issues using these products, and there are like a zillion and one other things on my shelf I can use.

    DLux is a touchy subject. While the longevity is excellent, IME it can damage trim in the long run (years) - so I don't use it anymore.

    The BOA towels lint when used with waxes or oily polishes for me, but I still like them and use them for different things.

    I would never be interested in CarPro polishes or pads. For stuff like this, I just prefer to go with people who focus just on polishing: Rupes, Menz, BnS, etc....

    I'm really confused about this new Reflect AIO polish CP makes. It's supposed to be an "AIO" polish/prep/glaze/sealant prior to using a coating...

    aBut, if it hides defects, why would you want to use it prior to a coating?Maybe to keep from chasing every little defect and save your clear,

    If it's an AIO, why is the beading so poor (per what I have read)?

    Then some peeps say it's great and some say it sux. Dunno.

    Reset I don't understand either. If their coatings are so great and shed dirt so easily, why do you need a super strong soap to clean them? You should be able to use any soap.
    Use to wash before recoating or topping a coating..leaves no waxes or polymers behind,

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    PERL by far!!! Doesn't last and leaves trim white after a little rain. Way better stuff out there.

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    Re: Most regretted detailing product purchase

    Quote Originally Posted by Red Hawk View Post
    The new Flex FE 7, or whatever it's called. POS didn't even make it through a mid 2000s Honda hood that was pulled from a junkyard. Guy replaced his damaged hood with this one, severely oxidized. Did fine on the 1st half of the hood. Started the 2nd 1/2 & upon starting the machine, black specks flew out of the housing. So I stop, wipe up the mess, & try again. Speed 5, Menzerna SG400 & LC Thin Pro pads. Happened again. Machine was warm, so I let it cool some. Don't really have time for that, but shame on me, I left my 3401 at home. I was just doing a hood, for crying out loud. Once it cooled some, I completed 2 more section passes without incident. Once I got up by the cowl, the machine started walking, hard. Totally flat, I had to physically hold it from walking. Shut it off, changed pads & went back at it. Same results. F this pos, I went home & grabbed the 3401 to finish what light weight couldn't handle.

    I ran into the same issue with my XFE and went back to using my 3401s. I haven't found time to open it up and see what's going on yet. Have you found out the cause or a fix?

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    Re: Most regretted detailing product purchase

    Poorboys black hole didn't work at all. I tried three times with different application and applicators. Also, tuf shine tire coat. It is nice product for cars probably which are garaged parked and driving on the smooth roads. In my real world with bumpy drive and parked outside lasts up to 30 days, mostly tires black because they just clean/ed

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    Re: Most regretted detailing product purchase

    Quote Originally Posted by asap2stacks View Post
    All of CG products seem to be a waste of money... Just my Opinion though
    The CG stuff gets a bad rap. I'm guessing part of that comes from their over-hype marketing strategy, and part is the ineffectiveness of some of their products. I use VRP for my tires and really like it.

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    Re: Most regretted detailing product purchase

    CarPro Fog Fight, for sure.
    "I've seen a good quality car wash look better than some guys complete detail jobs."
    Mike Phillips 10/21/09

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