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flarkitkf · (This post was last modified: 07-26-2010 06:38 AM by flarkitkf.)

(07-24-2010 08:21 AM)ryude Wrote: I don't know if it is the most reliable, but it is pretty cheap. A lot of people tell me that Meguiar's is the best, but I couldn't see myself spending that much money.

I'm sorry, but I disagree with those people Smile

Meg's is slightly pricey and they have a solid distribution/marketing channel. Their products are decent, but certainly not the best. Turtlewax does cover both the value and the higher quality/price ranges too. Their Nano and Platinum series have been praised. In fact, I rate Meg's on the same level as Turtlewax in terms of the ranges that they offer. If you are keen to maintain your car's appearance, it's definitely a good start, but if you're OCD (like some of us new-car-owners) then there are a number of similarly priced alternatives that are sold worldwide: Adams, Autoglym, Chemical Guys, Mothers, Sonax, etc to name a few.

I would never have thought I'd become enthusiastic about keeping a car clean, but I've been bitten by the bug, regularly shopping for microfiber and various bottles of cleaning products. Besides, doing it yourself is good exercise too