Audi Frank

Car wash, glass cleaner, wax, clay, etc...

CalienTTe

I mix my own window cleaner with iso alcohol, water and white vinegar for great results....

Lexx

I use their clay bar, wheel cleaner, polishes, wax pads....not a single complaint. Prices might seem hight, but they are quality. If you are not happy, they will refund your $. Lifetime warranty on just about everything. Can't beat them for service.

Paul

JohnLZ7W

You can get better products for cheaper. Try the link below for one of the uber-detailing supply sites on the web. Personally I'm a huge fan of One Grand and P21S products.<ul><li><a href="http://www.carcareonline.com">http://www.carcareonline.com</a</li></ul>

Blue TTop

I use those and more. Griot's is great stuff that IMO is worth the extra $.

fignewton

Debated a long time before making the investment, but the big yellow bucket and the boars hair brush (about $100 total) are worth EVERY penny. One of my friends runs a body shop and does Merc/Porsche/Ferrari/Jag work, and the only thing he'll put on new paint is boars hair brushes. That sold me, but what is great is how much time it saves you. The brush holds soapy water, gets in every crack and crevice where you can't get a wash mitt, and you cover a lot of surface area very quickly. Their big yellow microfiber drying towel is super, and I have yet to wring it out when washing all 3 of my vehicles (TT, 4Runner, Avalanche), but I use the water blade first, and it gets most of the water off.
Got the PC and use their pads and microfiber wax removal bonnets, which are so thick and soft it's amazing. Wheel cleaner is pretty good, but I don't know if it's any better than some of the OTC products. Their rubber dressing stuff is also amazing on dashes, door panels (non-leather) and plastic trim on the outside, and doesn't have any silicone in it.
Some of their stuff is pretty pricey and can be beat. For ex, in the catalogue, they have a nice aluminum folding "platform" for standing on when you're doing the top of tall vehicles. It's over $100 and made in GE. I found basically the same thing in Home Depot for $34 (works great by the way, on 2 of the above veh :&gt )
I even ordered the black and red Piloti driving shoes from them, but that was because I liked the color better than the regular retail Piloti choices. Price was the same as at the retail or internet level.
Overall, in 10 years, I've never bought anything from them that wasn't first rate in it's application.
Shipping from W Coast to East coast gets expensive, tho...
Fig

YosemyTT

I've used pretty much everything they make at one point or another but will not be buying any more for two reasons: 1. They are too costly, I can get other stuff that is just as good for less or better for the same price. 2. They were very stingy when asked to sponsor TT-East - other companies (some much smaller) were more generous and easier to deal with.

TighTT

LOVE them....its all I use.