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I have been using Autoglym stuff since 17! When I was a poor student, Autoglym Super Resin Polish, Shampoo and Bumper car and bottle of there tyre dressing used to see me through. Most Autoglym products apart from the shampoo I find better than the Meguiars Consumer range equivalents.

Seen worse on here ...

The Aquawax is meant to be used while the car is wet before you dry.

Lusty will be pulling his pud over this one !

Will add to the finish, no danger of it stripping them.

Still needs using on a dry car I think ( not one I have ever bothered with) tbh I would just order the http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Duragloss_Aquawax_1.html

Halfords sell the Super Resin Polish - Red label. S100 Plastic Polish is really nice.

Don't let Rusty Paul see this thread, he is sure his exterior paint will stop it rotting inside out !!! ;) As said they all do it. Motorway slip roads early in the morning in winter always equalled a misty back screen.

Just try some Autoglym Super Resin Polish by hand first and see how it goes. There are specialist plastic polishes out there. As said a machine polish cleans up plastic lenses nicely.

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Cheers guys. Chris - I think I maybe even busier next year, so even less chance to take pics, even thinking of shelving the 50D purchase now.

Fantastic set - Birds seat and the Shot of Clarkie at the airfield are my two faves. I second your comment on that special GT race.

SRP will hide as many as it removes as it is very mild, working by hand to do swirl removal is very hard work, a machine polish is the easiest route and the most successful if you are looking for real defect correction.

Dito the above - You can use the Duragloss all over including the glass and trim the Autoglym only seems to work on the paintwork.

I would advise a wax as you dry product rather than a wax in the shampoo product. Wash the car with your normally shampoo, rinse and then spray on one of the wax as you dry products and dry. Unlike the waxes in shampoo's which may add a tiny amount of protection you can get some proper...

I can't Megs endurance not to splatter everywhere - horrible tat. Blackfire Long Lasting Tyre Gel or Poorboys Bold and Bright for me. A safe wash technique in the fact of not inducing swirls Brembo, decent lambswool mitt, two bucket method and a good drying towel. Most swirl marks are wash...

Claying removes any waxes and polishes on the paint which lots contains fillers that hide any defects (minor scratches and swirls), taking it back to squeaky clean paint. This gives you a true indication of what you paint is like. Clay will just remove the embedded stuck on grime washing alone...

Polishing by hand with SRP will remove little to no clearcoat and you could probably use it oncer a week for a cars lifetime with no noticeable amount of clearcoat removal. Polishing with any real kind of polish or compound especially by machine is where you can over polish paint. Something...

Quick Spritz of Autoglym Autofresh once a week.

So much for the massive life they are meant to have - once a year change item for me !

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Duragloss_902_Car_Wash_Concentrate_1.html CS discount on that too.

Is a step above both the others you still want to try ( I have them all here) save you money IMHO.

I see why Paul wants to marry you now. Superb attention to detail, sod that this time of year though ! New cars are so easy to keep clean.

Superb, cheers for the link.

Fantastic pics.

Any decent shampoo will give a good finish after washing if the car is well sealed or waxed if you use the correct dilution ratio (too weak and it will not clean effectively, to strong and you will diminish the protection and finish left behind by your wax/sealant). Duragloss Wash seems to give...

Depending what the clay reveals you may need something in the level of abrasives that Meguiars Scratch X has. What colour is your car ?

Had a ticking type noise in the 106 when the pads where falling out of the rear caliper.

Quiet morning at work gave me the chance Mr Fubar. Cheers all. 106 is still on standard wheels and suspension - not had a chance to do anything.