Autoglym HD Wax. (Pic Heavy).

MangoMan · 30th March 2015, 19:57

Hi.

I just thought I would share the results I had with the use of Autoglym's HD Wax.

All I did was thoroughly wash the car beforehand, and give it a quick going over with Meguiars Cleaner-Wax.

Unfortunately there are no photo's of the Doors as to be honest I ran out of steam and time was moving on, and I wanted to take a few pics before it got too dark, although I did do the tops of the Doors above Handle level - I did complete the job the next day though.

Please remember that these were only taken with a Camera Phone, a Sony Xperia Z, so not really professional - apologies.

Here are a few of the Wax applied waiting to dry off, they suggest at least a 15 minute wait. The photo's are pretty much self-explanatory...

Now post buffing using the Red Microfibre Cloth supplied with the HD Wax.
I also use lint-free Valeting Gloves making it a lot easier on the paintwork when leaning on it for support to reduce finger-printing. (One of my pet hates!).

I will say that the application and buffing was really, really easy - I was pleasantly surprised - only very light pressure is required to apply and to buff!

Here is some photo's of the finish - again, it was getting dark, so not the best, but I did try to get some good angles where possible. Sorry.

I have to say that I was extremely impressed with this product - it was also the ease of use!

I know it is expensive, but after that one car's use, there is hardly a dent in the wax... I reckon it will last a good 3 - 4 years with three applications a year on a single car of our size - easy!

Oh. and it rained and the beading was quite phenomenal. Almost looks like water-repellent!

Here is a video I watched before I used the product - and no, I didn't understand a word either...lol. (You can jump to the end if you just want to see the Beading, which I can testify is not exagerated).

Les4048 · 30th March 2015, 19:59

Looking fantastic

Lynyrd Skynner · 30th March 2015, 22:58

Thats pretty impressive , how much for a pot if you dont mind me asking.....

MangoMan · 31st March 2015, 08:06

Hi, and thanks.....

As far as price goes, in normal retailers you will be paying in the region of £40+ but I only paid £23.59 on Ebay for mine, which is about as cheap as you will get.

Cheers.

mh007 · 31st March 2015, 08:41

Looking very nice indeed.

Interesting in that video that the polish is being applied using a circular motion.

I was under the impression that this can cause swirl marks.

trikey · 31st March 2015, 21:15

Brilliant finish!

MangoMan · 10th April 2015, 23:30

I don't think you'll find better price than that...

Fusilier · 11th April 2015, 07:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by MangoMan

I don't think you'll find better price than that...

Bill

I thought you would have bought some of this, just look at the cost as well, half way down the page

http://www.showerks.com/main/?p=229

Stu

MangoMan · 11th April 2015, 08:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fusilier

Bill

I thought you would have bought some of this, just look at the cost as well, half way down the page

http://www.showerks.com/main/?p=229

Stu

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30th March 2015, 19:57	#1
MangoMan This is my second home Looking.... Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: England Posts: 10,911 Thanks: 862 Thanked 1,111 Times in 868 Posts	Autoglym HD Wax. (Pic Heavy). Hi. I just thought I would share the results I had with the use of Autoglym's HD Wax. All I did was thoroughly wash the car beforehand, and give it a quick going over with Meguiars Cleaner-Wax. Unfortunately there are no photo's of the Doors as to be honest I ran out of steam and time was moving on, and I wanted to take a few pics before it got too dark, although I did do the tops of the Doors above Handle level - I did complete the job the next day though. Please remember that these were only taken with a Camera Phone, a Sony Xperia Z, so not really professional - apologies. Here are a few of the Wax applied waiting to dry off, they suggest at least a 15 minute wait. The photo's are pretty much self-explanatory... Now post buffing using the Red Microfibre Cloth supplied with the HD Wax. I also use lint-free Valeting Gloves making it a lot easier on the paintwork when leaning on it for support to reduce finger-printing. (One of my pet hates!). I will say that the application and buffing was really, really easy - I was pleasantly surprised - only very light pressure is required to apply and to buff! Here is some photo's of the finish - again, it was getting dark, so not the best, but I did try to get some good angles where possible. Sorry. I have to say that I was extremely impressed with this product - it was also the ease of use! I know it is expensive, but after that one car's use, there is hardly a dent in the wax... I reckon it will last a good 3 - 4 years with three applications a year on a single car of our size - easy! Oh. and it rained and the beading was quite phenomenal. Almost looks like water-repellent! Here is a video I watched before I used the product - and no, I didn't understand a word either...lol. (You can jump to the end if you just want to see the Beading, which I can testify is not exagerated). __________________ *Regards, Bill - (MangoMan).* (Member 00854) http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...d.jpg~original

30th March 2015, 22:58	#3
Lynyrd Skynner Regional Secretary: South Central None at the moment Join Date: May 2013 Location: Leighton Buzzard Posts: 1,726 Thanks: 676 Thanked 526 Times in 286 Posts	Thats pretty impressive , how much for a pot if you dont mind me asking..... __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Started out with nothing , and still got most of it left!....

31st March 2015, 08:06	#4
MangoMan This is my second home Looking.... Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: England Posts: 10,911 Thanks: 862 Thanked 1,111 Times in 868 Posts	Hi, and thanks..... As far as price goes, in normal retailers you will be paying in the region of £40+ but I only paid £23.59 on Ebay for mine, which is about as cheap as you will get. Cheers. __________________ *Regards, Bill - (MangoMan).* (Member 00854) http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...d.jpg~original

31st March 2015, 21:15	#6
trikey Premium Trader Rover 75 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Devon Posts: 33,797 Thanks: 8,837 Thanked 14,831 Times in 8,030 Posts	Brilliant finish! __________________ Lest we forget..

10th April 2015, 23:30	#7
MangoMan This is my second home Looking.... Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: England Posts: 10,911 Thanks: 862 Thanked 1,111 Times in 868 Posts	I don't think you'll find better price than that... __________________ *Regards, Bill - (MangoMan).* (Member 00854) http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...d.jpg~original

30th March 2015, 19:59	#2
Les4048 This is my second home Rover 75 Tourer/ MG ZT-T 400 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Lhanbryde Posts: 3,278 Thanks: 2,627 Thanked 1,523 Times in 869 Posts	Looking fantastic

31st March 2015, 08:41	#5
mh007 This is my second home MG ZT260 SE, MG ZT190+, MG ZTT 160, R75 Conn SE 2.0, R75 Conn SE 2.5 X 3, R75 Club SE 1.8, P5B Coupe Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Keynsham, Bristol Posts: 4,211 Thanks: 65 Thanked 635 Times in 499 Posts	Looking very nice indeed. Interesting in that video that the polish is being applied using a circular motion. I was under the impression that this can cause swirl marks.