Optimum Car Care.

I pretty much use solely Optimum stuff at this point. As long as they are in business, i'll never go elsewhere. i absolutely love what they offer-

http://www.autogeek.net/optimum-wax.html

I constantly have people making comments about how unusually reflective my car is. I take IMMACULATE care of my car, meaning it's clean practically all the time, inside and out, however i lay most of the blame for the radiance on Optimum Opti-Seal. it's flat out awesome. So easy to apply and handle and it disappears on its own (though i do give a few light passes with a very HQ microfiber towel). two full treatments lasts indefinately, and that is with a wash every other day. i can't stop raving about the stuff.

i can guarantee anyone who tries their stuff and uses it properly will love it, 1000%.



Modified by builthatch at 11:48 PM 10/23/2008

 

I love the stuff myself. I always have my Optimum Compound and Optimum Polish handy and I use it when need be. So far it's given me nothing but great results

And I love how a local detailer/detail supplier carries the stuff on a regular basis for me to pick up when I run out.

 

Ive heard good things about opti-seal, might give it a try. I also have their polish, compound, and hyper compound and they are decent for the price but nothing spectacular. the polish needs to be worked a LONG time before it really does anything. opitmum compound isnt even needed because the hyper compound cuts better and leaves the same finish afterwards. I use it on cars where I dont want to use my expensive menzerna or if its a white/silver car where 100% correction is not needed.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by E-Rok &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ive heard good things about opti-seal, might give it a try. I also have their polish, compound, and hyper compound and they are decent for the price but nothing spectacular. the polish needs to be worked a LONG time before it really does anything. opitmum compound isnt even needed because the hyper compound cuts better and leaves the same finish afterwards. I use it on cars where I dont want to use my expensive menzerna or if its a white/silver car where 100% correction is not needed.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i wanted to run with the hyper but i started off with the regular compound as per Ghoudassi's recommendation and it seemed to work well so i stayed with it. I will probably try it eventually just to see since i always polish after anyway even on light cars, despite what claims have been made by some people about optimum's compound final result.

you have to admit while it does take a little longer to breakdown the optimum polish, it stays workable for a long time! i love that about their polish, it doesn't make a mess and is so easy to work with. Optimum as a rule seems to stay on the less aggressive side of things with all of their products. i don't mind it at all!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by builthatch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

i wanted to run with the hyper but i started off with the regular compound as per Ghoudassi's recommendation and it seemed to work well so i stayed with it. I will probably try it eventually just to see since i always polish after anyway even on light cars, despite what claims have been made by some people about optimum's compound final result.

you have to admit while it does take a little longer to breakdown the optimum polish, it stays workable for a long time! i love that about their polish, it doesn't make a mess and is so easy to work with. Optimum as a rule seems to stay on the less aggressive side of things with all of their products. i don't mind it at all!</TD></TR></TABLE>

yea it does stay workable for a long time. they are all great products for the money