autoglym deep gloss?

**Ghost_Walker** · 13-11-2005 21:59

anyone ever used it? opinions on it if you have?

**Zoe** · 13-11-2005 22:23

You want meguiars

**Ghost_Walker** · 13-11-2005 22:24

sure give me the bank loan to buy it then

**Violet** · 13-11-2005 22:34

This should last you:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Meguiars-Profe...QQcmdZViewItem

**daz789** · 14-11-2005 00:14

its does feck all imo. dont waste your money

**daz789** · 14-11-2005 00:23

Originally Posted by Ghost_Walker

sure give me the bank loan to buy it then

you must mean this stuff

Vintage Glaze is based on a custom formula developed for the 1947 Bentley Mark VI Cabriolet by Franay, winner of several "Best of Shows" in its debut year on the Concours circuit. Among the protective ingredients in Vintage are evergreen, honeydew, coconut, cantaloupe and sunflower oils. Vintage contains 61 percent Brazilian No. 1 White Carnauba by volume, the highest in any product designed to protect automotive finishes
Free Replenishment for life with Vintage glaze

and all for the bargain price of £1,254.47 (Excluding: VAT at 17.5%)

dont forget the vat

however, they will refill the jar for life

http://www.porscheshop.co.uk/acatalo...sche_cars.html

**Benn** · 14-11-2005 00:24

Originally Posted by Ghost_Walker

sure give me the bank loan to buy it then

but megs is cheaper than atuo glyum

**Simon998** · 14-11-2005 10:00

Not where i get my polishes from, medium bottle of deep shine, for £4.20

Altho! i still use Meguires Techwax, its fantastic! and smells lush!

Tryed zymol, smells nice (Coconutty :P) but is a complete arse to get off.

tbh a coat of Williams f1 polish (I shlt you not!), and a coat of techwax over it and its hard to beat!

**-Sye** · 14-11-2005 11:49

Iv used Meguiars and IMO it wasn’t anything special, Turtle Wax gives the same finish.

**mudcow007** · 14-11-2005 14:26

i used that gloss stuff on the weekend an what ya know it pi$$ed down...but the parts that didnt get wet was a barstward to rub off! but my car is sparkling now an rain to runs of it

**Mr M3** · 14-11-2005 15:07

I use the 3 stage, awesome results. Unbelievably sealed, and feels like glass. Tried the £15 blue bottle of wax, but takes 10 times the effort to remove. The stage 3 wax is very good indeed, and easy to work with, just done mine again. Ten minutes in all.

**Benn** · 14-11-2005 18:11

Originally Posted by C4llyT

I use the 3 stage, awesome results. Unbelievably sealed, and feels like glass. Tried the £15 blue bottle of wax, but takes 10 times the effort to remove. The stage 3 wax is very good indeed, and easy to work with, just done mine again. Ten minutes in all.

thats what i use,tis the best stuff,
if your mad like me,do stage 2,then nxt wax,then stage 3 and the shine u will get it unbeateable

**Cesaro** · 14-11-2005 20:34

I use Autoglym Super Resin polish.....works a treat for me, although have never used Meguirs...maybe Ill give that a try next...

**bigfoot** · 14-11-2005 21:02

Originally Posted by Benn

thats what i use,tis the best stuff,
if your mad like me,do stage 2,then nxt wax,then stage 3 and the shine u will get it unbeateable

never got the stage 3.i give it 2 layers of nxt 24 hours apart and next time it will also get a layer of #16 after the 2nd nxt.should make it last a lot longer.

**Tom Williams** · 14-11-2005 21:03

i have no faith in the autoglym stuff anymore, i bought a williams car pack from halfords and use there carnuba wax all the time, i ahve to say its the best shine i have ever had from a car.

**Benn** · 14-11-2005 21:22

Originally Posted by bigfoot

never got the stage 3.i give it 2 layers of nxt 24 hours apart and next time it will also get a layer of #16 after the 2nd nxt.should make it last a lot longer.

see i love the stage 2 and 3,find it the great stuff and i have a lot of there stuff,

this weekend i did two coats og stage2 then two coats of nxt one left over night,then two coats of stage 3...and the paints like glass

**bigfoot** · 14-11-2005 21:29

spent about £120 on there stuff a few months ago when i changed from autoglym.results are much better allthough more effort is needed.i look on here
for info

next i'll have to try there tyre,wheel cleaners

**Mr M3** · 14-11-2005 21:29

Still don't know the name for this £15 blue bottle of megs wax

Just use stage 3 now, everything suggested just doesn't make it any easier to get off. Impossible to get it so it doesn't have bits left on you can see.

**mystery machine** · 14-11-2005 21:30

Originally Posted by Tom Williams

i have no faith in the autoglym stuff anymore, i bought a williams car pack from halfords and use there carnuba wax all the time, i have to say its the best shine i have ever had from a car.

aw c'mon, ur biased on the stuff! (i have corrected the spelling B.T.W) i think its good stuff when used on a dark coloured car and have no probs with it, all that expensive stuff i guess ur gona have to use b4 you rate it.

**Mr M3** · 14-11-2005 21:32

Did you ahve to do that

**mystery machine** · 14-11-2005 21:35

i guess you have to speak from experiance, and i have used autoglym for a while now, price as to performance i think its pretty good, but i have 'not' spoken to other people or viewed their cars using other waxes.

**bigfoot** · 14-11-2005 21:35

Originally Posted by C4llyT

Still don't know the name for this £15 blue bottle of megs wax

Just use stage 3 now, everything suggested just doesn't make it any easier to get off. Impossible to get it so it doesn't have bits left on you can see.

are you putting to much on?it only needs a really thin layer.
when i first used nxt i put it on a bit thick and it was a nightmare to remove.mainly on the bonnet(no it wasn't warm)

**Mr M3** · 14-11-2005 21:40

Originally Posted by bigfoot

are you putting to much on?it only needs a really thin layer.
when i first used nxt i put it on a bit thick and it was a nightmare to remove.mainly on the bonnet(no it wasn't warm)

Ah mate, Benn and others gave me all the tips. Bonnet was a nightmare.
Put it on thin, no pressure, no warmth. Using proper cloths to get it off.
Just not happening. Stage 3 is lovely to use. Waxed it earlier, 10 minutes in all. With theblue bottle it's 10 minutes trying to remove from bonnet before getting pissed off and leaving it.
Bonnet is worse than rest of car though.

**Benn** · 14-11-2005 21:45

see i put mine on thick,and still dont havea prob taking it off,
get a microfiber cloth,there great for taking it off,
and you can buy the whole range from www.meguiars.co.uk
which is now where i get all mine from,and use there fourm,
since pvs05 i've spend just under 200notes on megs...i think i have one of everything..
inc the hand glaze that the hotrob guys use stright from the us.

**Benn** · 14-11-2005 21:46

Originally Posted by C4llyT

Ah mate, Benn and others gave me all the tips. Bonnet was a nightmare.
Put it on thin, no pressure, no warmth. Using proper cloths to get it off.
Just not happening. Stage 3 is lovely to use. Waxed it earlier, 10 minutes in all. With theblue bottle it's 10 minutes trying to remove from bonnet before getting pissed off and leaving it.
Bonnet is worse than rest of car though.

next show your at i'll show ya how its done...lol,so join up to theclub and i'll wax ya bonnet propa

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