Meguiar's new products for 2011!

[Shane731]

EDIT: Never mind, looks like Big Al already posted it!

Oh well. Here's the link again.

LINK REMOVED TO VENDORS FORUM. GOOGLE: Meguiars

[aerogt01]

Just take a look. . . there are a HUGE number of new and improved products.

It looks like the NXT line might fall by the wayside. . .

[C. Charles Hahn]

It looks like the NXT line might fall by the wayside. . .

I've been getting the impression that NXT was largely a failure for Meg's.

I remember back when it first came out was around the time the "Fast and The Furious" type movies were highly popular and it looked like the young import tuner crowd was going to really take off, so that's who they targeted; the market for car care products in that segment just wasn't there though. They've since tried to give the line broader appeal, but it just hasn't stuck in the mainstream retail market as far as I can tell. So, time to move on, revamp the Gold Class line, and add/expand the "Ultimate" line with products that will sell by resonating with more customers.

[Dubbin1]

LOL so much for the rumor of the new and improved M105.

[aerogt01]

LOL so much for the rumor of the new and improved M105.

Umm. . D/A Microfiber System from Megs <-- Even better.

[WestEnd]

I don't like the names of the products, for some reason it turns me off. I like Megs products but I often have to fight myself on them being a mass market WalMart type of hype. Maybe stupid, maybe shallow but I do think it and it bothers me.

Disclaimer: I do have the 110v2 and use 105/205 and like them.

[Mike McDonald]

NXT is not a favorite of mine... I used it because I'm a poor college kid (hah) and it noticeably darkened and clouded my red paint. For $16 just not worth it. Now I stick with Auto Geek products that I cannot afford!

[C. Charles Hahn]

LOL so much for the rumor of the new and improved M105.

I thought Jason Rose had squashed that rumor weeks ago....

[AndrewBall]

new air tools are nice. although i wish a company would make a corded drill designed for spot buffing and headlight repair. I currently use a Milwaukee corded drill with fantastic results. but its a huge bulky tool.

these microfiber pads are interesting. similar to surbuff? or are they intended for product removal like a bonnet?

[WestEnd]

these microfiber pads are interesting. similar to surbuff? or are they intended for product removal like a bonnet?

I am curious about these too, despite the compound names lol. Megs site looks like they have more details in the future, they seem kinda quiet about them.