gave the car a bit of a clean...............
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using auto glym half and half at the minute
half super resin polish and half ultra gloss protection
bit runny but good results
i tried the new auto glym for dark colours first and could hardly get it back off !
half super resin polish and half ultra gloss protection
bit runny but good results
i tried the new auto glym for dark colours first and could hardly get it back off !
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Dave mate you know my thoughts on your car....if it was in a window i'd be outside licking the glass 
its truly awesome in every sinlge way 
.If i didnt have mine i'd rip your arm off for that 
its truly awesome in every sinlge way .If i didnt have mine i'd rip your arm off for that
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the auto glym your on about that you could hardly get off ultra deep shine is 10 times better than super resin the reason you couldnt get it off its ment to be applied and took off a pannel at a time try it you wont go back 
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i will try that one mate
but my first impression was not good !
i find the bonnet on a mallard escort is very hard to polish without getting streaks !!
will give ur theory a go though
but my first impression was not good !
i find the bonnet on a mallard escort is very hard to polish without getting streaks !!
will give ur theory a go though
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That is simply beautiful mate! The shine on that is just something else! 
Can't believe you've sold it! Hope you got every penny you deserved for it mate, it truly is stunning!
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i tried the new auto glym for dark colours first and could hardly get it back off ![/quote]
Hi guys, new to this forum life. I own a very large valeting bay and have used all the major chemical manufacturers over the years.
AutoGlym Ultra Deep Shine is a pig to get off if you use it wrong. Make sure the paintwork is cool to the touch and apply a thin coat with a damp applicator sponge, let haze and buff off with a quality micro fibre, as with all good waxes, you will get the best results if you then "mist" with cool water and buff again.
Hi guys, new to this forum life. I own a very large valeting bay and have used all the major chemical manufacturers over the years.
AutoGlym Ultra Deep Shine is a pig to get off if you use it wrong. Make sure the paintwork is cool to the touch and apply a thin coat with a damp applicator sponge, let haze and buff off with a quality micro fibre, as with all good waxes, you will get the best results if you then "mist" with cool water and buff again.
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