
Durability? 476s and carlack twins has the edge over meguiars and FX but it can be tricky to use.

Ease of use? FX synwax definitely but not as much depth as NXT2, more of a bright look to it.

Non-staining?It's tough, those criteria matter a lot, and from that it will become a ratio/compromise between all them. Some would probably think some of my choices are nuts, others might agree, but how do you measure "best"? My favorite LSP is Blackfire Wet Diamond, my favorite polishes are D300, M105, M205, my favorite engine dressing is Megs HD, my preferred winter "wax" is Z2Pro, etc. So, there is no real answer to your question and it comes down to personal preference. Having said that, I don't really use rinseless washes, as I personally find them inferior to a regular two bucket wash. However, in other areas (like lets say rinseless washes), a company like Optimum is probably better. Whether it is D300 and the MF system or M105/M205. In some areas, I think it is clear the Meguiars is a leader (like polishing compounds). From strong compounds, to light polishes, from APC's to solvents and dressings, nobody has a more complete line up. I think one point you can't argue with, is that Meguiars offers the "most complete" product line of any car care company.

Also I just want to know who makes the best car care products.An interesting question for a first post, but I'll take a stab.Īsking which is best, would be akin to me asking you, "which is the best ice cream flavor"? To you, it might be chocolate, to me it might be vanilla and to others something else. I am looking for a product to remove ard water spots.
