What are your favorite Top of the Line products

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Mr_Elusive

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Hey guys,

What products do you like from Top of the Line or Hi-Temp? I'm looking to get some deodorizers, snow accessories, shampoos and maybe some APC type of cleaner.



Let me know what you like, what do you don't like... discuss.



Thanks guys:xyxthumbs
 
ht-69

it is a one step lightcut polish/ sealant it works well and is cheap



extreme cut

works well with a rotary will remove a lot and finishes down nice
 
All of the Hi-Temp Levelers are economical, effective and user-friendly.



The Hi-Temp HT-69 Paint Perfection is a pretty good economical one-step polish/sealant.



TOL Rug Renew is also pretty good on carpets and upholstery.
 
There's a lot of stuff from TOL I haven't tried, but I like the Hi-Temp wheel cleaner and I think they have really nice sea sponges. TOL Bubble Bath is also a great wash soap IMO.
 
firegate said:
TOL Grape Dressing is awesome stuff, particularly since its so cheap.
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firegate,



I'm curious about the Grape Dressing, but how did you get it being that you're in CA? Was it through a private seller?



Thanks
 
Pennypacker said:
firegate,



I'm curious about the Grape Dressing, but how did you get it being that you're in CA? Was it through a private seller?



Thanks
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Yeah, I picked up a gallon of it in a trade. I actually didn't realize it wasn't available to ship out here until your post. Too bad, I was planning on ordering another since mine is about done :( .
 
Hi-Temp Tire Cleaner is a must have. I am a bit of a clean rubber freak, and this stuff is the best tire cleaner money can buy(and it's dirt cheap).
 
TOL Bubble Bath - suds galore + very slick



Hi-Temp Tire Cleaner - best tire cleaner I've ever used



Hi-Temp Extreme Cut - great alone or mixed with other products (i.e. OP)



Pet Hair Eliminator - never met a hair it couldn't remove; Pet Hair Eliminator



Optimum Tire Dressing, 1gal - finishes down nicely. Reminds me of Z16 but with a bit more oil
 
silk said:
Trade Secret.......
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I second this. Goes on/comes off easily, looks great, and has pretty good durability for a "beauty wax." (Over a month of beading during the summer-not in Florida-type humid/hot weather or anything, mind you.)
 
While you are shopping there, you may consider picking up some Optimum Tire Shine. It's $20 a gallon so it will last a while and leaves a dark satiny finish. I do not recommend TOL Bubble Bath, there are far superior shampoos out there, IMO.
 
You **OWE** it to yourself to pick up some GR-40. It is the best trim cleaner that I have found. In my experience, you don't need to "grease" up the trim for it to look good as GR-40 will make it look new.
 
I like, use, and recommend all of the following: Hi-temp Tire Cleaner, Wheel Cleaner, Levelers, Midnight express, One-step, Terminator Sealant. TOL- Pizazz wax (a great wax at a great price!), Rug Renew, Deep Down (my absolute favorite detailing product), and Best Dressed (rivals 303 for much less and it smells better)
 
iv been off for a while, cant beleive i missed this thread!!!

oh jeez!!! where to begin . .



i have the entire hi temp line of compounds and polishes . . .

as stated above, they work well, are very cost effective and finish down very nice . . .



also, paint perfection glaze and midnight express (very similar, however midnight express is formulated for black paint . .) are wonderful one step products . . . IMO comparable to products like AIO and OPS . . .



I use hi temp pre treat and carpet cleaner for my carpet needs, and i must say their claim about a "low foam" extractor friendly soloution is very accurate. when used with a de-foamer, i saw hardly any bubbles in my recovery tank..........



finally . . . hi temp black paste wax is just wonderful for black paint . . .



i know many skeptics argue frequently over waxes for "colored cars", but the reason i like midnight express topped with hi temp black wax is its uncanny abilitgy not to highlight paint chips in dark colored vehicles . . .
 
Thanks guys! I'll be looking forward to purchasing a few of these products, if not on this order, in the near future. :2thumbs:
 
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