Amazing Mirror Like Shine - Wash, Clay, Polish then Wax.

Junkman2008

There's nothing wrong with finding something that you like and mastering it. I promote the same thing. However, some people find it easier to get the results that they want using combination A of a product line, as others find it best for them to use combination B of the same product line. Having a choice can be an advantage. One, it's a preference thing and two, it's a technique thing. Meguiar's makes polishes and products that can be used with a rotary polisher for professionals, a dual-action polisher for the intermediate detailer and a orbital polisher for the beginner. They also make products for the individual who wants to work by hand. Add the development of the microfiber buffing pads and all of a sudden, you have a mess load of products on the market. As an end user, you don't have to use or try everything that they put out, just find and use what works for you. If you feel like broadening your horizons, they will always have something new for you to try.

Here's one way to look at it. There is a car on the market that gets better gas mileage than any other car on the market right now. Everyone likes to get great gas mileage, however, everyone might not care for that particular car. Thus, there are other choices on the market that you can buy and still get great gas mileage. Do all the choices cause you a headache? No, because you like having choices. Detailers feel the same way. Imagine how much business Meguiar's gets by being flexible with what they have to offer. Since they are picking up new customer literally every day, offering various methods of paint correction is a win-win for them. It can be very, very confusing to the novice detailer who just overwhelms themselves by trying to take in the entire line but that when guys like me who show you just one method and selection of products to use come in handy. You don't have to get lost in all the products that they offer, just use what I use in my videos and call it a wrap.

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