supershuttle wrote:

I started of the thread with a laid back post about Halfords 3 for 2 on car cleaning products and the fact that I the fact bought some Autoglym stuff for cleaning bits of the car, they all worked superbly. But as expected the forum has raised my game - and i'm thinking about polishing the whole thing now and which polish to buy.

PS
I will not be using SWMBO"s electric toothbrush for cleaning anything,
and I haven't the time to clean my alloys with a cotton bud

stan wrote:

i might be in the minority but use that shopping stuff called williams spray and shine.....its very easy to apply and use and really makes the FF shine......

if the FF is really dirty i wash first, let dry then apply the stuff..

Thanks Stan, polish is on hold for now I have yet another Autoglym product somewhere in my garage called "Wet Wax" or something similar, in fact I have three, paid for two  Geoff

I like Maguirs but like you bought some AutoGlym in the recent sale. Also bought some Ultra Deep Shine as I now have a black car. It has come up,a treat, even if it took some elbow grease to get it off thoroughly. The tyre prep also looks good and personally I swear by the intensive tar remover.

supershuttle wrote:

Thanks Stan, polish is on hold for now I have yet another Autoglym product somewhere in my garage called "Wet Wax" or something similar, in fact I have three, paid for two

I've had a dig in the garage and found both wax and polish both Meguiars, I assume its wax first then polish? Geoff

Nope lol.

Polish first then wax. Most waxes will need about 20 mins to cure before removal though. 2009 Westminster. Mariana black with ivory leather.

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Yep, polish then wax! Always use Meguiars stuff as it seems to give a really good shine after the final coat or Carnauba wax  SDV8 AB MY 2019
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