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Old 02-23-2010, 01:22 PM
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It's tough to single out what I like best about Optimum products... one big bonus is the availability of small, cost-effictive sizes for trial purposes! I've been wishing for this from all vendors and manufacturers for a long time.

Opti Seal's ease of use and brilliant shine are at the top of my list. It's versatile too. I used it on my glass shower doors and kept right on going to the tile and grout. It looks superb on my chrome toaster too!

I had read a report somewhereorother on using a dab or two of OPII with M105 to extend working time and lessen dusting. I'm happy to report this also worked well for me with the original M105.

ONR is not only a great rinseless wash, clay lube and QD, I also use it at clay lube strength as a spray & wipe type product.

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I see great reports on both of the OCWs... Optimum Car Wash and Optimum Car Wax. The wax is reported to be more than just a spray-wax topper but has the longevity to go the distance as a primary LSP.

I also see glowing reports on Optimum Power Clean. Wouldn't mind giving that a run around the block as well.

Major kudos to PAC/CMA for adding the OPT line. Not only are they great products the support is superior as well... Dr. G. answers e-mail inquiries personally and promptly!

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Old 02-23-2010, 01:30 PM
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Having never tried any of the stuff (OPT products), I was going to get some ONR this spring based off of all the rave reviews.

So.....my list would be:

ONR
Poli-Seal
Metal polish

Good to see PAC picking up new product lines!

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Old 02-23-2010, 01:42 PM
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1. would love to try opti seal always heard durablity and deep shine is top notch

2. id like a try with opti tire bond gel... from the grape vine its real easy to use and dosent sling

3. optimum protectant plus, id like to try this product due to its protection qualities.


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Old 02-23-2010, 01:57 PM
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1. ONR, my first OPT product I have ever used, and I am amazed by the fact I can clean my car 9PM at night in my garage. I like the smell of ONR also.

2. Opti-Bond Tire Gel, I want to try this product because from other's write ups it makes the tires look great, doesn't sling, non messy, and easy to use.

3. Optimum Instant Detailer, I live in a desert, it gets quite dusty here regardless of the time of year, have this instant detailer with me when I'm out I can be prepared to clean up the dust quickly restoring my car's shine, and battle bird bombs.


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Old 02-23-2010, 01:59 PM
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Old 02-23-2010, 02:08 PM
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ONR - My favorite Optimum product. ONR is all I have been using the last couple of year. I rarely do any conventional washes anymore. It is so easy to use and it is so flexible (wash, clay lube and quick detailer). Love it!

OCW - I use it quite a bit. It makes the paint very slick and it looks really good on my platinum gray car. Very easy to use. I think it is easier to use than OID.

OID - Very slick finish that looks good. However, it is more difficult to use than a regular quick detailer, say Meg's Last Touch. I have the concentrate version and have diluted it as per the instructions on the bottle.


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Old 02-23-2010, 02:25 PM
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Havent tried any Optimum products ever.

Would love to try:

ONR- because of all the talk about it.
Opti Seal- looks like my kind of LSP.
Optimum Car Wax- from what I hear it has great durabilty.


Thanks guys! Glad to see everyone is much happier now with the arrival of Optimum!
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Old 02-23-2010, 02:51 PM
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I have never used Optimum Products, but am always looking for better products. I use BlackFire and AutoGlym on my 2009 VW Passat (Dark Royal Blue in color).

I would like to try the Tire Gel, Instant Detailer and Opti-Seal. Thank you for continuing to add unique products. I have ordered 3 times form your website and always look forward to that 'Classic Motoring Accessories' package on the door step.

Michael in Orange County, California


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