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Car Detailing Products

Car Detailing Products

Walking into your automotive store looking for car detailing products may yield shelves and shelves of products for you to purchase and use. Where do you start?

First, I would just like to expose you to many of the common brand names out there carrying products to assist in cleaning your car and detailing it. They are:

- Mothers
- Meguiars
- 3M
- Eagle
- Turtle Wax
- Armor All
- Simoniz

Of course there can be various other brands found in your store as well. I personally, due to availability in stores where I live, purchase either Mothers or Meguiars products mostly. I also have some 3M and Eagle products, and a couple if any of the final three listed there. Simply my preference in products, and from my experiences.

Regards,
Michael Kralj
Make your car shine to keep resale value when you want to Buy a new Car.

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