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Hulkamaniac · 04-19-2020, 03:45 PM

I use both the Maguire's Hybrid Ceramic Wax and Technician's Choice 582. They're both great products and I plan on keeping both in my vehicle care arsenal.

Last week, I used Maguire's using the spray and rinse method on my wife's new Blazer. I was NOT impressed with this method. I had to follow it up with Technician's Choice 582 to get rid of the residue after drying. The paint was super slick and the shine was deep afterwards. It looked great!

This week I skipped the Maguire's and went with the TEC582 on my Camaro using the spray and rinse method.

I'm loving the results. The results were just as good as using the Maguire's and finishing up with the TEC582.

Using just TEC582 with the spray and rinse method saved me 45 minutes.

The results speak for themselves...

04-19-2020, 03:45 PM	#95
Hulkamaniac Livin' the Dream Drives: '23 Charger GT, '23 Stingray Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Hiding in your closet... Posts: 785 View My Garage	I use both the Maguire's Hybrid Ceramic Wax and Technician's Choice 582. They're both great products and I plan on keeping both in my vehicle care arsenal. Last week, I used Maguire's using the spray and rinse method on my wife's new Blazer. I was NOT impressed with this method. I had to follow it up with Technician's Choice 582 to get rid of the residue after drying. The paint was super slick and the shine was deep afterwards. It looked great! This week I skipped the Maguire's and went with the TEC582 on my Camaro using the spray and rinse method. I'm loving the results. The results were just as good as using the Maguire's and finishing up with the TEC582. Using just TEC582 with the spray and rinse method saved me 45 minutes. The results speak for themselves... Attached Images __________________ If you spell Chuck Norris in Scrabble, you win. Forever.