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Can't decide on what to purchase for washing the car. I'm thinking about trying the new Poorboy's Super Slick & Suds product. Any reviews of this? What are some of the best products in the market right now?
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Rep Power: 0 im using armour all wash...you wouldnt believe it but when it dries (with an absorber) it looks likes it been polished and waxed...no water spots!
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Originally Posted by NiceRide
Can't decide on what to purchase for washing the car. I'm thinking about trying the new Poorboy's Super Slick & Suds product. Any reviews of this? What are some of the best products in the market right now?
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Rep Power: 250 Meguires has been the only thing Ive used for about 8 years now..... with the exception of the tire dressing.....Ive had good luck with Black Magic.... It shines them up without leaving all that residue that flings off all over ur paint....plus it doesnt collect dust all over the tires...
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Originally Posted by Liro
im using armour all wash...you wouldnt believe it but when it dries (with an absorber) it looks likes it been polished and waxed...no water spots!
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Rep Power: 0 Meguiares is good. But a new one that I'm also using that's works really good is Shining Monkey. Check out their products at www.shiningmonkey.com or purchase them cheaper at www.carsoption.com
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Rep Power: 0 I would probably go with the Mcguiars NXT Wash, but I just use cheap liquid dish soap once a week, and after drying wax with Mcguiars NXT, my car looks better than when i bought it brand new in August.
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Rep Power: 264 Get some Pinnacle Shampoo. The results with Pinnacle Souveran is amazing or Signature Series for the Metallic paints. Pricey but you get wat you pay for in the end.
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Black car and souveran
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Rep Power: 0 Dish soap also fades the rubber and plastic trim. NXT is my latest and its pretty darn good. I've been using Sonus shampoo and it leaves a slightly better glossy shine, but no suds.
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