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Menzerna Products
Posted by Eric Brandenburg
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Menzerna Products June 27, 2005 09:21PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 243 |
<HTML>I have been hearing and reading some positive posts about these products.
Are they a Botique type of product?
Do you rate these products as good as, or better than Bud's, Grumpies, Meguiars, Auto Magic, or Malco's products?
I stopped in Louisville and was talking to a relatively new detailer (2years) and he uses nothing but their (Menzerna's) Products. He said that he wouldn't use anything else anymore. I know how that works, its like, I like Chevrolets and others like Fords, just maybe be a personal preference, but the fact is these products seem to be catching on.
There is a detailer in Charleston, WVA who has been with Car Brite for some years now and he switched over 100% this year,and said that it was for the performance difference alone, well what ever.......... Brandy !</HTML>
Are they a Botique type of product?
Do you rate these products as good as, or better than Bud's, Grumpies, Meguiars, Auto Magic, or Malco's products?
I stopped in Louisville and was talking to a relatively new detailer (2years) and he uses nothing but their (Menzerna's) Products. He said that he wouldn't use anything else anymore. I know how that works, its like, I like Chevrolets and others like Fords, just maybe be a personal preference, but the fact is these products seem to be catching on.
There is a detailer in Charleston, WVA who has been with Car Brite for some years now and he switched over 100% this year,and said that it was for the performance difference alone, well what ever.......... Brandy !</HTML>
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Re: Menzerna Products June 27, 2005 11:11PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 466 |
<HTML>Menzerna are the front line products in the Mercedes production line so I am told.
They are also accepted by GM to be used in production.
Their cleaners/polishes are top notch products but I can't say the same for their sealant and glaze as they are OK but not grand.
The Final PolishII is an amazing final burnishing polish, great results with a rotary and finishing pad.
I have not used Buds products so I can't comment, Grumpy's product line is probably cheaper cost wise, I feel they out perform Auto Magic and Malco and also Meguiars.
Anthony</HTML>
Details, Details, Details....It's all in the details!
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They are also accepted by GM to be used in production.
Their cleaners/polishes are top notch products but I can't say the same for their sealant and glaze as they are OK but not grand.
The Final PolishII is an amazing final burnishing polish, great results with a rotary and finishing pad.
I have not used Buds products so I can't comment, Grumpy's product line is probably cheaper cost wise, I feel they out perform Auto Magic and Malco and also Meguiars.
Anthony</HTML>
Details, Details, Details....It's all in the details!
www.UltimateReflections.NET
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Re: Menzerna Products June 27, 2005 11:15PM |
<HTML>I think it's wise to have a few products/brands on hand.
I do use Menzerna fairly often and there's no question it is extremely high quality: what you see ,is what you get.
The gloss the products can produce without the assistance of additve oils or fillers is impressive.
However, I've fooled around with Ketch's Cerious Compound and it's no slouch either. Impressive results via rotary at lower speeds both on paint on windshields.
With more and more Ceramiclear finishes coming in need of detailing I think these products certainly will earn their place in any detailer's arsenal.</HTML>
I do use Menzerna fairly often and there's no question it is extremely high quality: what you see ,is what you get.
The gloss the products can produce without the assistance of additve oils or fillers is impressive.
However, I've fooled around with Ketch's Cerious Compound and it's no slouch either. Impressive results via rotary at lower speeds both on paint on windshields.
With more and more Ceramiclear finishes coming in need of detailing I think these products certainly will earn their place in any detailer's arsenal.</HTML>
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Re: Menzerna Products June 28, 2005 01:10AM |
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