Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

[LelandGray]

Besides the price, what is the difference?

[ColonelCash]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

Final Inspection, M34, is essentially the Quick Detailer product in a larger volume. Also, I believe M34 is body-shop safe (Megs folks, please correct me if this is not true).

The Last Touch product is NOT body shop safe. Both can be used as clay lube or detail sprays. The Last Touch can be diluted 1:1 where M34 cannot. Last Touch breaks down to $8-$9 per gallon when using it 1:1.

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

The versatility of Last touch and the fact that Last touch is mot body shop safe are the 2 differences that come to my mind also.

I regularly use Last touch and #135.

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

Last Touch is a versatile mist & wipe product than can be used straight for your typical wipe down of light dust and fingerprints, or diluted 1:1 with water and used as a clay lube. Since it's in our Detailer Line it is available in large quantities (5 gallon and even 55 gallon containers). Here it's being used (along with several other Detailer Line products) at Manheim Auctions in Riverside, CA in 5 gallon containers and automatically diluted for final use:




M34 Final Inspection is the only body shop safe mist & wipe product offered by Meguiar's. If you're going to use a product like this a body shop environment or where fresh paint is being sprayed, then M34 is essential.

[tcope1]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

Come on Mike... we all know that's a photo of _your_ garage!

[LelandGray]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

So, if I'm understanding you correctly.. they're pretty similar but there's no reason to get Final Inspection for normal use.. so I just need to get Last Touch because it's more versatile.

[kimchiyuk]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

I just used last touch for the first time tonight. I was very impressed for a detailer. Nice shine and very slick

[Larry A]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

Last touch leaves a much higher gloss then Final Inspection. It also is much slicker.

[EPHIOS]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

For, a consumer who does high volume detailing, I suggest Last Touch.

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

So, if I'm understanding you correctly.. they're pretty similar but there's no reason to get Final Inspection for normal use.. so I just need to get Last Touch because it's more versatile.

That's a good way of looking at it... and the responses quoted below only reinforce that thinking.

I just used last touch for the first time tonight. I was very impressed for a detailer. Nice shine and very slick

Last touch leaves a much higher gloss then Final Inspection. It also is much slicker.

For, a consumer who does high volume detailing, I suggest Last Touch.

[EPHIOS]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

You can tell the difference when a person used Final Inspection, rather than Last Touch. FI usually leaves a natural finish to your paint, while LT adds a boost of gloss.

[EPHIOS]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

I used to use FI, however, when I did the calculation on the cost, Last Touch was a lot better because you can dilute it for claying. Plus, FI costs more per ounce compare to Last Touch.

[chost10]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

I use Final inspection as a wipe down after polishing.

[Joenok]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

I have not used FI yet, but i am very happy with LT.
Can`t see any reason to swap, other than what Chost is saying, I suppose FI would be a more suitable product for wipedown

[Buck91]

Re: Final Inspection vs. Last Touch

Final Inspection, M34, is essentially the Quick Detailer product in a larger volume...

Can anybody confirm this?