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Red car wax
- Thread starter Benzy
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I've always used Autoglym Super Resin Polish followed by the Extra Gloos Protection and it keep my paintwork lovely for months. (Also red) There's also the HD Wax stuff but I've never tried it.
Sorry to hijack but I need to machine polish some swirl marks out soon, can anyone recommend the best product for this I've got access to a machine polisher just need some good polish.
Sorry to hijack but I need to machine polish some swirl marks out soon, can anyone recommend the best product for this I've got access to a machine polisher just need some good polish.
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Hi Mate
I have tried many and the only ones i have used that make a real difference IMO are either Meguiars NXT2 or Blackfire Sealant,
My choice would be the cheaper NXT2, easily available, just apply sparingly, will get some pics up when home tonight.
Rob
ps Autoglymn is also very good, just prefer thr 'smoother' finish of NXT myself
I have tried many and the only ones i have used that make a real difference IMO are either Meguiars NXT2 or Blackfire Sealant,
My choice would be the cheaper NXT2, easily available, just apply sparingly, will get some pics up when home tonight.
Rob
ps Autoglymn is also very good, just prefer thr 'smoother' finish of NXT myself
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I'd recommend Collonite for red cars
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wax/collinite-476s-super-doublecoat-auto-wax/prod_207.html
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wax/collinite-476s-super-doublecoat-auto-wax/prod_207.html
I actually used Collinite on Sunday but just on Roof and Bonnet to give a little extra protection, had intended to do the whole car but rain returned..... Still think NXT2 gives a better look and 'feel' but you cant beat the protection or longevity that Collinite gives 
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I asked a few mates who detail and they recommended dodojuice supernatural hybrid or valentines red concours- think the valentines concours is pretty expensive though so i got the dodojuice and applied a layer on sunday and was very happy with it! applied and removed easily and with it being a hard wax it should outlive most carnuba cream style waxs
i used megs carnuba before and found alot of it goes to waste when wiping it off
i used megs carnuba before and found alot of it goes to waste when wiping it off
If you are looking for the Bling effet in paint it comes down to preperation.
Easiest is use a polish such as Autoglym Super Resin Polish (New Formula) which will clean your paint as well as giving a great shine then if you want top it off with wax or sealant such as Autoglym EGP.
A red car is one of the easiest to get the wet look with.
As I mentioned it comes down to preperation washing, de tar, claying, cleaning and polishing.
Easiest is use a polish such as Autoglym Super Resin Polish (New Formula) which will clean your paint as well as giving a great shine then if you want top it off with wax or sealant such as Autoglym EGP.
A red car is one of the easiest to get the wet look with.
As I mentioned it comes down to preperation washing, de tar, claying, cleaning and polishing.
Collinite for me, you want to use the 476s on a red car. Used it on my old red punto and it worked really well. 915 is good but more suited to black, blue and grey cars.
here's a pic of my results after using Autoglym Super Resin polish & Autoglym HD wax
you do get great results!
washed clayed 1st etc:
you do get great results!
washed clayed 1st etc:
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I would go with Dodo Juice orange crush, great wax and due to it being oil heavy it gives a fantastic wet look
Yes mate, use an applicator if possible and apply small amounts at a time. Wait for it to dry (it will turn hazy on the paint) and then buff off with a microfibre or similar soft cloth
not really the best pic as the sun was low and its hitting the paintwork on the rear but you can see the gloss finish the dodojuice supernatural hybrid leaves down the side of the car
with it being a hybrid wax its designed to give you the best between a long lasting protective wax and a wetlook gloss wax which sadly arent as long lasting
with it being a hybrid wax its designed to give you the best between a long lasting protective wax and a wetlook gloss wax which sadly arent as long lasting
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