If you could only use two or three product lines for all your detailing needs, what would you choose?

Viking Auto, Eagle One, Blue Magic...


If I could only do three it wouldn’t be too hard for me as I’ve actually thought about this a few times. I generally have it narrowed down to about 6 or 7 revolving brands.

My picks without any hesitation would be, Meguiars, P&S/RD Black Label and Carpro

•Due to the myriad offerings of car-care Brands
that are available nowadays...when it comes to
which one(s) I choose to detail my vehicles:

-I’m more apt to take the “synergistic system”
approach, in that selection process, than by
any other means.

-Surely, each brands’ Chemists/formulators
know if the various ‘parts’ of their product
lines will work together to produce enhanced
results better than I.


Bob

I use a Flex 3401 DA

Lake County Pads

Griot's garage BOSS system

Meguiar's for anything else.

Those be my bare basics, of course like other people I have few other companies stuff I like going through. But expensive or cheap products dollar for dollar Meguiar's products just work. So if you wanted only one chemical company I would drop then the Griot's garage BOSS stuff and that would work. Am just a huge fan of that polish/ compound line.

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Originally Posted by FUNX650

•Due to the myriad offerings of car-care Brands
that are available nowadays...when it comes to
which one(s) I choose to detail my vehicles:

-I’m more apt to take the “synergistic system”
approach, in that selection process, than by
any other means.

-Surely, each brands’ Chemists/formulators
know if the various ‘parts’ of their product
lines will work together to produce enhanced
results better than I.


Bob

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I personally mix and match and find the best of what i can find... because of this I spend more money and sometimes don’t get to finish products. I think sticking to less brands looks more visually appealing to me and will help me stay organized. My main goal is to be more consistent in results... although i know every car has its own issues. I do want that synergistic approach or close to it.


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I could live on CarPro for everything except the polisher. I guess CarPro + Rupes picks up everything I need.

I use Mezerna for polishes but looking to switch so this topic actually helps a bit... I'm looking to at the answers people are providing on the compounds/polishers.

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Originally Posted by zacreth

I use Mezerna for polishes but looking to switch so this topic actually helps a bit... I'm looking to at the answers people are providing on the compounds/polishers.

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I use meguiars and menzerna, I’m looking into Sonax or optimum. I have a rupes but havent used their polishes or pads. And I need to get another Flex polisher to replace my missing one [emoji85]


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Originally Posted by bofh

I could live on CarPro for everything except the polisher. I guess CarPro + Rupes picks up everything I need.

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^^^this and maybe add 3D and P&S.

1) RUPES
2) Optimum
3) Meguiar’s

Honorable mentions goes to CARPRO. They make spectacular products. I just wanted a balance of cost and quality.

1) Griot's: Polisher, correcting creams, PFM drying towels, interior cleaner, and a myriad of other little things.

2) McKee's: Plastic trim restore, polishing pad cleaner, N-914, and a few other odds & ends.

3a) Collinite: 476s super double coat, 845 insulator, and 850 metal polish.

3b) Lake Country: flat and Thin Pro foam pads.


I have a few other things that I like to use from other brands, but sticking with the OP's question guidelines, I could accomplish just about anything I wanted with the companies (or any of their products) listed above.