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Originally Posted by Becciasm
thank you for this write-up. love the result, love that these are "OTC" products as well.
Not quite, the Mother's Professional line is not available OTC.
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Originally Posted by CM8 6MT
Not quite, the Mother's Professional line is not available OTC.
Ahh. Quite right. Noted, thank you.
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Originally Posted by Becciasm
Ahh. Quite right. Noted, thank you.
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Maybe in the future they will be. Kind of like how Meguiar's Professional used to be only available to pro detailers or by mail order only. All of a sudden some of their pro lines are available OTC, and some people think they are a subpar brand now. I can only chuckle.
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
Originally Posted by CM8 6MT
Not quite, the Mother's Professional line is not available OTC.
Umm your partially right, these are the same products but in the consumer line.
Mothers Professional Paint Restoration System
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
How to you Foam and Wash with a power washer inside the garage without making a huge mess?
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
Does anyone know how the various Mother's Compounds and Polishes rate as far as aggressiveness compared to other brands?
I have seen the Autopia chart by Todd Helme, but it leaves out a lot of the Mother's products.
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
Originally Posted by rzatch
I would have to agree. These are not available OTC. At least in my area. The rest of the products are available OTC.
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
Originally Posted by Bunky
Thanks for the report. Looks great.
How do you find the Mothers polishes work compared to say Menzera? You mention little dust but what about work time, long buffing cycle, wipe off, pad build up, ease of cleaning, etc?
Al, I find them easier than Menzerna the working time with both the compound and FPP were just fine. In my review of the compound I compared a DA to a rotary and the DA has a much longer working time which may be why I had no issues as I was using a Flex 3401. Wipe off is easy unless you overwork it then it can get sticky. I used 6 pads total 3 for each product cleaning with compressed air. As far as clean up goes it washes right off without any problem Probably due to the fact that it is body shop safe and has no silicones or oils.
My full compound review
Mothers Professional Line Compound
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
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Re: Mothers Polishes Mustang Make Over.
Originally Posted by brassmonkey
How did you like the leather cleaner and the conditioner? Been thinking about picking some of that up but been waiting on some reviews.
The leather cleaner is very nice. The cleaner is very mild I wouldn't use it for heavily soiled seats. The cream leaves the seats feeling soft and supple with a satin finish without any residue it also has a great smell.
Originally Posted by Sharpie
Looks awesome! I love the color and alumni license plate
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Originally Posted by CM8 6MT
Outstanding showcase! Cant wait to see more in the future.
Thanks I'll do some more on 2014 line as time permits.
Originally Posted by Znig22
I can tell your a Mothers guy.
Well sort of, but not really. I have just about any product you could want to choose from, too many in fact, but chose these because I knew they would work.
Originally Posted by Becciasm
thank you for this write-up. love the result, love that these are "OTC" products as well.
Thank You
Originally Posted by The Guz
Nice write up and review, showcasing the results that Mothers offers. The sun shots speak for themselves. The color looks great.
Thank You
Originally Posted by 281
Excellent job and great documentation!
Thank You
Originally Posted by statusdetailing
Wow that's some serious brand dedication. Great Job! There are very few mustangs in that year range that look that nice. Most are badly abused.
What can I say, they're good products that don't break the bank.
Originally Posted by BobbyG
Ron, this thread should be the how too of how too's for using Mothers products.. I thought the Mustang was in good shape before you began but after you performed your magic it rates right up there with any show car I've seen.
Mothers is another line that receives less attention than many others but as you can see can hold its own hands down......
OH, and is available locally at reasonable prices!!
Thank you Sir I don't know if its show quality but it sure did respond well. I would say I got at least 90% correction but knowing its a driver I didn't feel it was worth it to chase any more. I probably have about 12 hours in just polishing on it.
Originally Posted by Becciasm
Ahh. Quite right. Noted, thank you.
Yes all of these products are available OTC or are available for in store pick up. Just checked to be sure.
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Originally Posted by allenk4
How to you Foam and Wash with a power washer inside the garage without making a huge mess?
Carefully It actually cleans the car and the floor at the same time. So whatever I get all over the floor from polishing gets cleaned up at the same time and I'm not tracking it into the car.
Originally Posted by allenk4
Does anyone know how the various Mother's Compounds and Polishes rate as far as aggressiveness compared to other brands?
I have seen the Autopia chart by Todd Helme, but it leaves out a lot of the Mother's products.
Look up Todd's review on the Mothers professional line. He reviews each one and charts them on aggressiveness
Originally Posted by The Guz
I would have to agree. These are not available OTC. At least in my area. The rest of the products are available OTC.
Some things I used aren't in the stores yet give them a couple months and you should see them. The ones that aren't are available here or are available for in store pick up at your local big box. Just checked to be sure.
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