Nathe16v 1.6 16v without an engine Mar 14, 2007 #1 is this any good??? my mate is washing and polishing my car and applying superguard for £15... he told me its about £300 from dealership?? is this right??
is this any good??? my mate is washing and polishing my car and applying superguard for £15... he told me its about £300 from dealership?? is this right??
Rich 106 GTi Mar 14, 2007 #2 It cost about that through a dealership yes. It is not that great though - better of just using AG Super Resin and Extra Gloss
It cost about that through a dealership yes. It is not that great though - better of just using AG Super Resin and Extra Gloss
R Russ_16v 53 Clio's & counting Mar 14, 2007 #3 its not too bad,we use it in me vw dealership,worth it for 15 quid mate
B Brand86 Mito Sportiva 135 Mar 15, 2007 #4 For £15 definitely worth it, but wouldn't pay more than that. Doesn't even last as long as most conventional sealant/ wax routes IMO.
For £15 definitely worth it, but wouldn't pay more than that. Doesn't even last as long as most conventional sealant/ wax routes IMO.
Gweebs Focus ST Mar 15, 2007 #5 I had it done through the dealership as I was buying the car. Now I use AGRP and AG sealant and p26s wax. Car looks awesome. Basically you'll hear various things. It doesn't do the car any harm, and since having it done I've forgotten about it and it still looks good. Also point to note it does require any maintence. Diamondbrite and others require you to use a special shampoo etc. Not supaguard.
I had it done through the dealership as I was buying the car. Now I use AGRP and AG sealant and p26s wax. Car looks awesome. Basically you'll hear various things. It doesn't do the car any harm, and since having it done I've forgotten about it and it still looks good. Also point to note it does require any maintence. Diamondbrite and others require you to use a special shampoo etc. Not supaguard.