meguiars vs. 3m

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ercoreca

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HI ALL:

I CAN FIND HERE JUST THESE TWO BRANDS, SO I WANT ADVICE OF WHICH IS BETTER PRODUCT BY PRODUCT.
MY CAR IS A SILVER BOXSTER S
THANKS.
 
Personally, I would go with Meguiar's product line. In my opinion, 3M makes some good stuff............. and some not so good stuff!

If you can get the NXT products, give them a try.
 
In my opinion 3M makes better products but there line is limited and is more money.What exactly are you looking for?
 
ALAN81 said:
In my opinion 3M makes better products but there line is limited and is more money.What exactly are you looking for?
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IM LOOKING FOR REGULAR PRODUCTS AS CLEANER, POLISH, WAX, SWIRL REMOVER, RIM CLEANER, TRIM PROTECTANT, ETC..

THANKS FOR YOUR REPLYS
 
I used mquires gold class and didn't care for it at all. It didn't last at all. On the other hand, 3M perfect-it wax (or is it synthetic?) seems better to me in all respects.
 
I can only tell you this.They make 2 swirl removers one for light cars and one for dark cars both very good.one of my favorite waxes (carnuba)Perfect show car wax (liquid or solid) very very good and they make a glaze which I think is good.Hope that helps
 
one of the best lines you can buy are meguiars however in my business i use auto magic which are available online or through dist. who normally sell only to the pro market
 
I would use the 3M polishes and glaze products and top with the meguiars. I think 3M will produce a better base for you to apply your final sealer. Meguiars will have a larger selection of waxes and sealants for your needs.

Will you be working with any polishers or all by hand?

Just rember to read the lables first. Both companys make products for hand and machine use
 
Thank You

I think I´ll try the 3m wax to compare it with the meguiars, rigth now Im usin gold class shampoo, dc1, dc2 and gold class wax, and keeping it with 3m perfect it gloss enhancer. This is the only product of 3m that I hve used, and I think it is superior to Meguiars Quick Detailer
 
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