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Preferred Polish/wax


Phoenix999
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Guys.... I am searching for what might be the best polish and wax for my car.

Your thoughts and advise would be appreciated.

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Hi

i ckean my car alot and i find off the shelf products that work the best are Autoglym super resin polish and the seal it in the autoglym extra gloss protection

Daz :thumbsup:

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autoglym is good but i found Meguiars range better bit more xpensive but better finnishes on the paint work

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the best for silver in my opinion, tried and tested on many cars is Victoria Concours Wax, £29.95 for 6oz , Try it and i bet you will be over the moon!

maybe put a few layers of super resin polish on it, followed by this wax.

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the best for silver in my opinion, tried and tested on many cars is Victoria Concours Wax, £29.95 for 6oz , Try it and i bet you will be over the moon!

maybe put a few layers of super resin polish on it, followed by this wax.

how about the best wax for my 2005 red rolla?

any ideas

thanx lads

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the best id say is swissvax best of show but its a a little dear, another great product which is new is dodo wax- banana armour thats £32.50 gives a great glossy look and easy to apply.

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If its silver and metallic paintwork, I'd pick a sealant any day over a wax. Something like Jeffs Werkstatt prime and acrylic or Zaino.

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If it was me , i'd use carlack 68/ Klasse AIO followed by a cople of coats of collinite wax, its big you dont wont to be doing it to often.

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Well the best wax you can buy comes from Brazil I think and costs abouy £3000 for a pot the size of a Mint sause jar.

However for us normal people! I'd say Autoglym, that's had good results for me.

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If it was me , i'd use carlack 68/ Klasse AIO followed by a cople of coats of collinite wax, its big you dont wont to be doing it to often.

Would you be glad to hear that Carlack/Klasse/Jeffs are literally the same anyway. Just slight differences between them. Although Collinite is a very hard wearing wax, the sealant would be just as good, if not better IMO and would give a better finish as silver is a hard colour to get to look good. That was my reasoning anyway :thumbsup:

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I have personally used Autoglym on all my cars, up to now, but recently tried Meguiars after some recommendations elsewhere on TOC forum. I found the latter left no white residue marks on the plastic bits around the car, and came off easier with no powdery dust. So my next polish is going to be Meguiars again. :)

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I have personally used Autoglym on all my cars, up to now, but recently tried Meguiars after some recommendations elsewhere on TOC forum. I found the latter left no white residue marks on the plastic bits around the car, and came off easier with no powdery dust. So my next polish is going to be Meguiars again. :)

Meguiars for me too - excellent on metallic bodywork and as Cokeman says, no residue marks left around the trim areas. It's pricy but it goes a long way and is worth it in the long run.

TeyaDog

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Meh you must be a glutton for punuchment.. I T cutted and polished my Surf the other day.. nearly killed me!

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Another recommendation for Maguires gold. If you have a black car, its a must! No white residue and a deep lustre

Have tried many over the years inc Atoglym & Mer included

Go with the gold, you won't be sorry :thumbsup:

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I prefer fairy liquid and a sponge!

I really hope that you are not serious :rolleyes: ................................Fairy liquid (or any washing up liquids) contain damaging salts which can cause severe damage to your paintwork.

It is always better to use a propriatory brand of wash /wax on vehicles.

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