Polishing my Clio this weekend, whats the best product to use???

[Alastair.]

hello, im gunna polish my lil clio this weekend aqs all this bad weather cant be good for her, lol. in the past i have always used SUPERGUARD but im board of that now and want a change, any reccomendations would be a great help. cheers

 

[Bluebeard]

Meguirs.

I've only ever used Autoglym for the last 10 or so years, but today I used megs stuff for the first time and it was bloody awesome!!

 

[Rich]

Working by hand can't go wrong with good old Autoglym Super Resin follow it up with a decent sealnat/ and or wax.

 

[Alastair.]

Meguirs.

I've only ever used Autoglym for the last 10 or so years, but today I used megs stuff for the first time and it was bloody awesome!!

sounds like a plan, i have been using meguirs tyre dressing gel and that is deffinatly the best brand i have used, so i will give there body polish a go, what sort of pric should i expect to pay???

 

[Alastair.]

Working by hand can't go wrong with good old Autoglym Super Resin follow it up with a decent sealnat/ and or wax.

ive used auto glym in the past but i get pissed off with all the white dust left over when you rub it all off, i will give the sealer a go as i have bottles and bottles of superguard paint seal.

 

[Rich]

White dust means your using too much product. Small 5 pence sized blob on a foam hand pad should do a door. Work it till there is little or nothing to remove and then wipe with a cloth. Applying a layer to the paint so you can see it does nothing but waste product - any excess you buff of that turns to dust is just left overs. It needs working into the paint.

 

[Jungle_Jim]

poorboys seems to be quite good mate

 

[MrMark]

a 5p size? s**t, ive been using WAYYY to much. lol.

 

[Alastair.]

White dust means your using too much product. Small 5 pence sized blob on a foam hand pad should do a door. Work it till there is little or nothing to remove and then wipe with a cloth. Applying a layer to the paint so you can see it does nothing but waste product - any excess you buff of that turns to dust is just left overs. It needs working into the paint.

ahhh ritey oh i see, im gunna spend all afternoon on saturday i think as i will have the whole workshop to my self so i will do a proper job, black clios do look the nuts when they are all silky and shiny mmmmm, looking forward to it know. cheers

 

[Rich]

a 5p size? s**t, ive been using WAYYY to much. lol.

A little goes a long way.

 

[MrMark]

ill remember that, come the nice weather.

 

[Alan]

Working by hand can't go wrong with good old Autoglym Super Resin follow it up with a decent sealnat/ and or wax.

Knowsit Treen..

 

[The Big Yin]

Why not try one of the following , good value kits to start you off....

http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/Products,74,toView_227.html

http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/Products,74,toView_242.html (I have a soft spot for Duragloss)

http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/Products,74,toView_430.html

 

[Michael172]

Working by hand can't go wrong with good old Autoglym Super Resin follow it up with a decent sealnat/ and or wax.

yeah. nip down to halfrauds and grab a bottle of Super resin Polish, and one of Extra Gloss Protection. It took me agers before i wanted to start using wax, but you could try some. I use DODO Juice - Purple haze, Rich reccomended it to me and i find its easy to apply and it lasts quite a while.

If youve not kept the car polished or sealed for a while it might also be worth claying the thing too.

But like rich said, worth getting the autoglym products to start with. You might want to give it a wash with Meguirs Nxt gen wash too, its pretty good when it comes to stripping s**t off your car, but i wouldnt use it for a "quick wash" for that reason.