Shine supply flat top and classic cut/polish

[TrolleyVW]

I haven't seen much on these products as far as reviews.

Just wondering if anybody has experience with these products and if so, do they have a lot of polishing oils in them?

Thanks

[custmsprty]

Never heard of them.

[refreshauto]

Great products, flat top can finish LSP ready, but on high side as far as cost

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

Great products and customer support. Not overly-hyped marketing and simple products that create good results. I've been satisfied with everything I've used by them.

[StephenK]

Prices aint all that high. In line with meguairs as far as the compounds/polishes go

[eaglefan]

Classic cut is good stuff. Only one I have tried.

[Billy Baldone]

Prices aint all that high. In line with meguairs as far as the compounds/polishes go

Actually they are double. $30 for 16oz vs $26 for 32oz. For 105

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

I'd put their pricing (for compound/polishes only) in line with Menzerna stuff. FG400 16oz retails around $26.99, Flat Top 16 oz retails $29.99. SF4000 16oz retails around $26.99, whereas Classic Polish retails $18.00.

So there are savings versus other vendors and companies, but again, valuable product regardless. Flat Top, along with FG400, is a game changer.

[Billy Baldone]

Ok, i have never used Flat Top, am using FG400 and HD cut. Where does Flat Top fsll in with those 2?

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

I cannot speak for HD Cut as I have never used it. In most of the circumstances that I have used Flat Top, it has cut better and finished great. I have had FG400 finish a little better for me in some instances, but there are still a lot of factors that play into that. I love both compounds equally, I probably wouldn't pick one over the other. Flat Top, though, does tend to cut a little better with MF discs. I had an issue or two with FG400 clogging a MF disc, but always worked well with a foam cutting pad.

[Breese147]

A local paint corrector/detailer swears by them

[StephenK]

Actually they are double. $30 for 16oz vs $26 for 32oz. For 105

M101 is $58 for 32oz twice as much for just shy of double the price
heck look at the wolfgang products $30 for 8oz now that expensive but well worth it

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

M101 is $58 for 32oz twice as much for just shy of double the price
heck look at the wolfgang products $30 for 8oz now that expensive but well worth it

This. Comparing Flat Top to M105 isn't necessarily a good match, Flat Top to M101/FG400/Uber is.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Shine supply is awesome!

[custmsprty]

Actually they are double. $30 for 16oz vs $26 for 32oz. For 105

Exactly, I just looked them up. I'll take HD products all day long, half the price and great result. Here's two rides I did with HD Speed and Poxy in the past 2 weeks. Did the BMW yesterday. The Camaro two weeks ago. Why pay twice as much when you can get results like this for half the price? Plus you can get the 32oz HD products for the same price as their 16oz.

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