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Germany's premier car care line
The Menzerna company has been making abrasives and polishing compounds since 1888. That's one year before Gottlieb Daimler founded Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft, the company that was to become Mercedes Benz!
Today, Menzerna is the largest supplier of polishes and compounds to Germany's automakers. Menzerna is a family-owned company recognized as a world leader in abrasive and polishing technology.
In 2002, Classic Motoring Accessories entered into a joint venture with Menzerna GMBH, Germany and Menzerna USA to offer Menzerna car care products to the U.S. enthusiast market. While a dominant supplier to the world's automakers, Menzerna did not have a consumer product line. Under license from Menzerna, Classic Motoring Accessories designed consumer packaging, labels and brought the Menzerna Consumer Line to market in 2003. Over the years, Classic Motoring Accessories has continued to work closely with Menzerna Germany and Menzerna USA to customize OEM formulas for the do-it-yourself enthusiast.
OEM polish and compound formulas are designed for use on the assembly line on fresh paint. Menzerna has customized many of the formulas in the consumer line to allow the enthusiast to polish cured paint. Slightly increasing the amount of lubricating oils already in the formula gives the consumer the extra time needed to polish cured paint before the polish starts to dry. (OEM formulas are often customized to meet the needs of a particular automaker's assembly line, paint type and application demands. While in the same family, the Menzerna polish used at a Mercedes plant in Germany may be different from the Menzerna polish used at a Mercedes plant in the US. and neither may be optimal for the consumer working on cured paint finishes.)
To guarantee the best results, Classic Motoring Accessories continues to work with Lake Country Mfg. and Menzerna to optimally match each Menzerna polish and compound with the appropriate CCS Technology Foam Pad. The pads, procedures and speeds recommended are the result of hundreds if not thousands of hours of testing both in the lab and on the assembly line.
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