Hey guys, curious if you can give me any (preferably a lot) of info on this product line. Here is their website:
Mark V Professional Detailing Systems
Mark V Professional Detailing Systems
Mark V Detailing products
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Ron Harris
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Mothers Purchased them a few years back.
They cater to production detailers. I found the waxes to be very oily.
It may have changed.
They cater to production detailers. I found the waxes to be very oily.
It may have changed.
havent used any of their polishes or waxes.i have used one of their 1 step cleaner/waxes that they call a glaze.one shot if i remember.similar to rejuvenator IMO.im currently using their ultra-gloss tire dressing.cheap and its water based from what i can tell.looks similar to armor all.lasts about 1 to 2 weeks on my tires depending on the weather.
imported_WCD
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I began using their products in '94. I went to the factory and met some of the owners. Unfortunately, they were involved in the great clay debate and lost.
I used their tire dressing- water based, sealants IP100 and 200. IP100 is not easy to remove if there is any humidity- this was back in '96 so it might have changed.
I also used Klenzol (APC).
I have not used any products from them for a long time as I switched to One Grand, but would use their shampoos and tire dressing still as I was not disappointed with those items.
Rob Regan
I used their tire dressing- water based, sealants IP100 and 200. IP100 is not easy to remove if there is any humidity- this was back in '96 so it might have changed.
I also used Klenzol (APC).
I have not used any products from them for a long time as I switched to One Grand, but would use their shampoos and tire dressing still as I was not disappointed with those items.
Rob Regan
Big Kahuna
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I've used both Paint Sealant and Seal Bright over a year ago. I found both products easy on/easy off.
Paint Sealant left my finish clean and bright. It contains carnauba & polymers and non-staining. From memory, Mark V claimed it's durability for about 9-12 months. Paid $14 for 16oz.
Seal Bright is similar to Flash and left my finish a bit more wet looking. The label saids it can be used in direct sunlight and/or on wet paint. It is a fast drying and won't stain. Durability claimed about 3-6 months. I paid $6 for 16oz.
I think Paint Sealant is body shop safe and Seal Bright is not.
I've used both for about 6 months and thought these products worked well. I can't make any validations to their durability claim as I used Seal Bright monthly. I've since moved on trying other products and currently using DG 105 and AW.
Paint Sealant left my finish clean and bright. It contains carnauba & polymers and non-staining. From memory, Mark V claimed it's durability for about 9-12 months. Paid $14 for 16oz.
Seal Bright is similar to Flash and left my finish a bit more wet looking. The label saids it can be used in direct sunlight and/or on wet paint. It is a fast drying and won't stain. Durability claimed about 3-6 months. I paid $6 for 16oz.
I think Paint Sealant is body shop safe and Seal Bright is not.
I've used both for about 6 months and thought these products worked well. I can't make any validations to their durability claim as I used Seal Bright monthly. I've since moved on trying other products and currently using DG 105 and AW.