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Well for an APC we just recently ordered a few gallons of Amazing Roll-off. So far it is surpassing our expectations.





Walter

Co-owner
 
One of the best products in my collection, and the one I would look to as the one that has never let me down is Menzerna PO85RD3.01 Intensive Polish... Removes the vast majority of marring from most finishes and still finishes down LSP ready every time. Love the product. :up
 
Dave KG said:
One of the best products in my collection, and the one I would look to as the one that has never let me down is Menzerna PO85RD3.01 Intensive Polish... Removes the vast majority of marring from most finishes and still finishes down LSP ready every time. Love the product. :up



I second that, but I use the PO85RD3.02.
 
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Originally Posted by Dave KG

One of the best products in my collection, and the one I would look to as the one that has never let me down is Menzerna PO85RD3.01 Intensive Polish... Removes the vast majority of marring from most finishes and still finishes down LSP ready every time. Love the product.





I second that, but I use the PO85RD3.02.
 
for apc it would have to be "Pink Stuff". It's sold at VIP by the gallon and it is the best stuff out there and is otc. You guys have to try this stuff. It blows away almost everything out there. Cleans tires and rims with extreme ease. Eats grease off engines without even scrubbing. Safe to wash your hands also. My mechanic says it's the strongest and safest cleaner he has ever used. I buy it in 6 gallon cases. I tried roll off and this blows it away.
 
Megs APC is what I use for cleaning interiors and wells and gets the 'most' use; UPP and AJ are up there for LSPs though.
 
rydawg said:
for apc it would have to be "Pink Stuff". It's sold at VIP by the gallon and it is the best stuff out there and is otc. You guys have to try this stuff. It blows away almost everything out there. Cleans tires and rims with extreme ease. Eats grease off engines without even scrubbing. Safe to wash your hands also. My mechanic says it's the strongest and safest cleaner he has ever used. I buy it in 6 gallon cases. I tried roll off and this blows it away.



Is that the name of it? I've seen several with the same name...one being Detail King, one of his APC's is called "Pink Stuff". I'll see if we can find it here, esp if you are getting better results than Roll-off. Thanks for the info.





Walter

Co-owner
 
Wetwerks said:
Is that the name of it? I've seen several with the same name...one being Detail King, one of his APC's is called "Pink Stuff". I'll see if we can find it here, esp if you are getting better results than Roll-off. Thanks for the info.





Walter

Co-owner



I just looked at there web site, but I am not sure if it is the same stuff. The bottles are different, so I don't think it is the same stuff. I buy mine at VIP for $10 a gallon. Yes it does blow away roll-off. Try it and you will be amazed! It eats grease, tar, and dirt better than anything I have ever tried. I think the company who makes it might be from Maine (not sure though). I have only seen it at VIP though. It suds a lot and I mean a lot.

Spray it on tires and watch the dirt fall. I use it on concrete, siding, engines, interiors, tires, chrome, wheels, greasy hands (won't take your hair off neither), wash cars 2 caps(safe on paint). Does have optical brightners in it. This is by far my favorite product.



Everyone should have it. Try it and you will be hooked!
 
I also went to the website and didn't see it there. Think you could take a pic of what you have? That way I could possible match it up. Thanks





Walter

Co-owner
 
the best product for me , autoglym super risen polish . autoglym tire shine , arrmor tire foam , farecla G3 ,G10 ,MACHINE GLAZE , im looking for the best quality product its safe and friendly in paint .
 
MDRX8 said:
ONR gets runner-up for me. But I hate the way it turns form a nice blue color to grey. Makes me think something is growing in there.



Nothing growing, just the dye changing color due to heat. The new dye is apparently much more stable, plus a more turquoise color.
 
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