I can't stand Meguiars' DACP...

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BillyBarou

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I bought a bunch of this stuff recently and I must say it is not a great product. Very hard to work with and really gums up. I'm going back to Poorboys SSR line. They are much easier to work with.



Anyone else feel the same?
 
I bought a bunch of this stuff recently and I must say it is not a great product. Very hard to work with and really gums up. I'm going back to Poorboys SSR line. They are much easier to work with.



Anyone else feel the same?
 
I feel that Meguiars gums up when you use too much product. I'm used to the Poorboys line, and even the Automagic line seems to be different. You have to learn every product you use.
 
I feel that Meguiars gums up when you use too much product. I'm used to the Poorboys line, and even the Automagic line seems to be different. You have to learn every product you use.
 
Why don't you tell us more about the process and then we can try and steer your towrds some techniques that may help with the product. Seems better than just starting a thread about why you can't stand a product.
 
Why don't you tell us more about the process and then we can try and steer your towrds some techniques that may help with the product. Seems better than just starting a thread about why you can't stand a product.
 
I always go back to a saying I often heard my Grandfather say "it is a poor craftsman who blames his tools for his mistakes". Seems you are intent on bashing the product rather than sharing with us how you used it so that those of us familiar with the product may be able to steer you in the right direction. As ScubaStevo said, the only time I have ever had DACP gum up is from using too much product.
 
I always go back to a saying I often heard my Grandfather say "it is a poor craftsman who blames his tools for his mistakes". Seems you are intent on bashing the product rather than sharing with us how you used it so that those of us familiar with the product may be able to steer you in the right direction. As ScubaStevo said, the only time I have ever had DACP gum up is from using too much product.
 
BillyBarou said:
Looks like I am not the only one:



http://forums.roadfly.com/forums/detailing/6887258-1.html



ebpcivicsi,



I know how to use a polisher and have good technique. I just find this product very hard to work with.
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I would be suprised if you couldn't find anyone who had a problem with any product. I don't think a product exists that "everyone" is going to be happy with. As to that thread well, lets just say certain people have an agenda. ;)
 
BillyBarou said:
Looks like I am not the only one:



http://forums.roadfly.com/forums/detailing/6887258-1.html



ebpcivicsi,



I know how to use a polisher and have good technique. I just find this product very hard to work with.
Click to expand...



I would be suprised if you couldn't find anyone who had a problem with any product. I don't think a product exists that "everyone" is going to be happy with. As to that thread well, lets just say certain people have an agenda. ;)
 
Never had a problem with using DACP.



I have discovered that many polishes will gum if an incorrect amount is used or pad maintenence during the polishing process is not performed.



First time I used IP "I" had a problem. After several usages and learning the characteristics of IP I now find it a most wonderful polish.



BillyBarou, PM me if you would like to get rid of the DACP. I have some SSR1 that I no longer need. :wavey
 
Never had a problem with using DACP.



I have discovered that many polishes will gum if an incorrect amount is used or pad maintenence during the polishing process is not performed.



First time I used IP "I" had a problem. After several usages and learning the characteristics of IP I now find it a most wonderful polish.



BillyBarou, PM me if you would like to get rid of the DACP. I have some SSR1 that I no longer need. :wavey
 
I always go back to a saying I often heard my Grandfather say "it is a poor craftsman who blames his tools for his mistakes". Seems you are intent on bashing the product rather than sharing with us how you used it so that those of us familiar with the product may be able to steer you in the right direction.
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I think its a bit sad for you to assume that my polishing skills are weak. What basis do you have for assuming that?



Also I thought Autopia was for candid discussions. Why does making a negative observation on a product equate to bashing? Is Megs a protected brand on this board?



I was careful not to use too much polish but it still gums up a bit on me. I just think there are other products out there that perform better.
 
I always go back to a saying I often heard my Grandfather say "it is a poor craftsman who blames his tools for his mistakes". Seems you are intent on bashing the product rather than sharing with us how you used it so that those of us familiar with the product may be able to steer you in the right direction.
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I think its a bit sad for you to assume that my polishing skills are weak. What basis do you have for assuming that?



Also I thought Autopia was for candid discussions. Why does making a negative observation on a product equate to bashing? Is Megs a protected brand on this board?



I was careful not to use too much polish but it still gums up a bit on me. I just think there are other products out there that perform better.
 
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