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<u>What is Autoglym Super Resin Polish (SRP)?</u><br /> | <u>What is Autoglym Super Resin Polish (SRP)?</u><br /> | ||
SRP is probably one of the most popular products from Autoglym. | SRP is probably one of the most popular products from Autoglym. | ||
| - | It is a lightly | + | It is a lightly abrasive polish with a lot of fillers and it also contains a light sealant. |
<u>What will the fillers do?</u><br /> | <u>What will the fillers do?</u><br /> | ||
| - | Fillers fill up swirls and light scratches for a certain amount of time. Since there is also a light sealant in SRP it means that it offers protection for maybe 1 or 2 months. The fillers will | + | Fillers fill up swirls and light scratches for a certain amount of time. Since there is also a light sealant in SRP it means that it offers protection for maybe 1 or 2 months. The fillers will dissolve after some time so each time you wash your car, more swirls will be visible. To keep that nice looking paint after when you just polished your car with SRP, you have to polish with SRP about 6 times a year. |
<u>How much correction does SRP offer?</u><br /> | <u>How much correction does SRP offer?</u><br /> | ||
| - | The | + | The cutting factor from SRP between 0 to 10 would be 0,5 or 1. It isn't meant to offer real correction, although it gives a corrected look to your car when applied correctly. |
<u>How can you apply SRP?</u><br /> | <u>How can you apply SRP?</u><br /> | ||
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<u>How do you apply SRP by hand?</u><br /> | <u>How do you apply SRP by hand?</u><br /> | ||
| - | You can apply SRP by hand using foam pads like Meguiar's Gold Class High Tech Applicator Pad, German Applicator, or any other foam applicator. | + | You can apply SRP by hand using foam pads like Meguiar's Gold Class High Tech Applicator Pad, German Applicator, or any other foam applicator. Microfiber pads work too. |
| - | Apply a few Skittle sized blobs on your applicator and spread it on the paint. Work on areas which have the size of about half a door. Then work it really well | + | Apply a few Skittle sized blobs on your applicator and spread it on the paint. Work on areas which have the size of about half a door. Then work it really well until it becomes a little hazy or clear. Then buff off with a microfiber towel. |
<u>How do you apply SRP by machine?</u><br /> | <u>How do you apply SRP by machine?</u><br /> | ||
| - | Use a light polishing or polishing pad. Apply a few Skittle sized blobs on your applicator and spread it on the paint. Work on areas which have the size of about half a door. Then work it really well | + | Use a light polishing or polishing pad. Apply a few Skittle sized blobs on your applicator and spread it on the paint. Work on areas which have the size of about half a door. Then work it really well until it becomes a little hazy or clear. Then buff off with a microfiber towel. |
<u>Can you apply more layers of SRP</u><br /> | <u>Can you apply more layers of SRP</u><br /> | ||
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<u>Can SRP leave scratches or marring?</u><br /> | <u>Can SRP leave scratches or marring?</u><br /> | ||
| - | No, but dirty applicators or too | + | No, but dirty applicators or too aggressive pads with the machine can. |
<u>How do you remove old SRP from the paint?</u><br /> | <u>How do you remove old SRP from the paint?</u><br /> | ||
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Yes, you can. Don't apply it to harsh, but other than that it won't do damage. | Yes, you can. Don't apply it to harsh, but other than that it won't do damage. | ||
| - | <u>Will SRP do a good job on faded | + | <u>Will SRP do a good job on faded colours?</u><br /> |
| - | SRP will do a great job on faded | + | SRP will do a great job on faded colours! |
<u>Can SRP be used on wheels?</u><br /> | <u>Can SRP be used on wheels?</u><br /> | ||
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<u>How to prevent dust with SRP?</u><br /> | <u>How to prevent dust with SRP?</u><br /> | ||
| - | Lightly spritz your pad with water or | + | Lightly spritz your pad with water or detailer spray. This will give the SRP a thinner coverage with less dust. |
Also working the polish in for a few minutes until it's gone clear will result in very minimal residue to remove, and what there is won't come off 'dusty'. | Also working the polish in for a few minutes until it's gone clear will result in very minimal residue to remove, and what there is won't come off 'dusty'. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:57, 13 February 2011
Super Resin Polish
Not so much a review than a "Product Info" page:
Questions
What is Autoglym Super Resin Polish (SRP)?
SRP is probably one of the most popular products from Autoglym.
It is a lightly abrasive polish with a lot of fillers and it also contains a light sealant.
What will the fillers do?
Fillers fill up swirls and light scratches for a certain amount of time. Since there is also a light sealant in SRP it means that it offers protection for maybe 1 or 2 months. The fillers will dissolve after some time so each time you wash your car, more swirls will be visible. To keep that nice looking paint after when you just polished your car with SRP, you have to polish with SRP about 6 times a year.
How much correction does SRP offer?
The cutting factor from SRP between 0 to 10 would be 0,5 or 1. It isn't meant to offer real correction, although it gives a corrected look to your car when applied correctly.
How can you apply SRP?
SRP can be applied by hand, dual action polisher, random orbital polisher or rotary polisher.
How do you apply SRP by hand?
You can apply SRP by hand using foam pads like Meguiar's Gold Class High Tech Applicator Pad, German Applicator, or any other foam applicator. Microfiber pads work too.
Apply a few Skittle sized blobs on your applicator and spread it on the paint. Work on areas which have the size of about half a door. Then work it really well until it becomes a little hazy or clear. Then buff off with a microfiber towel.
How do you apply SRP by machine?
Use a light polishing or polishing pad. Apply a few Skittle sized blobs on your applicator and spread it on the paint. Work on areas which have the size of about half a door. Then work it really well until it becomes a little hazy or clear. Then buff off with a microfiber towel.
Can you apply more layers of SRP
Yes you can. The more layers you give your car, the more swirls that will be filled. Up to 5 layers would work really good.
Does SRP needs to cure?
It's not necessary, but you can let it cure.
Can you use a glaze after SRP?
Yes, you can use a glaze after SRP.
Can you top SRP with a sealant and/or wax?
Yes, one of both or both works great. A really good sealant to top SRP with is Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection. A good wax after SRP is Autoglym High Definition Wax but any other wax will work fine, as long it won't contain cleaners since cleaners remove the fillers.
Can SRP leave scratches or marring?
No, but dirty applicators or too aggressive pads with the machine can.
How do you remove old SRP from the paint?
By polishing or claying the paint.
Can you use SRP on vinyl stickers?
Yes, you can. Don't apply it to harsh, but other than that it won't do damage.
Will SRP do a good job on faded colours?
SRP will do a great job on faded colours!
Can SRP be used on wheels?
SRP leaves a great finish on wheels, along to some protection against brake dust and road grime!
How to prevent dust with SRP?
Lightly spritz your pad with water or detailer spray. This will give the SRP a thinner coverage with less dust.
Also working the polish in for a few minutes until it's gone clear will result in very minimal residue to remove, and what there is won't come off 'dusty'.
