Yay I feel happy. I bought just super resin polish on my own months ago and knew how good it was been using turtle wax and wondered why the shine never lasted or how the water didn't bead off until I bought on my own last week auto glyms extra gloss protection. Layed two coats and poured water in the bonnet. Water completely repelled!! Now I've looked to get auto glym shampoo work to retain all the work. Very happy with the car now thank you auto glym
Glad you like the results. you can use any of our shampoos to maintain the finish. UHD Shampoo, Pure Shampoo or Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner. All will remove the dirt but leave the protection in place.
We would not recommend Ultra Deep Shine for black car instead of Extra Gloss Protection, if you are going to use Super Resin Polish as well. If you want to use Ultra Deep Shine you can, but as it is a polish there would be no need to use Super Resin Polish too - just pick one or the other. If you are not keen on Extra Gloss Protection, Rapid Ceramic Spray or Ultra High Definition Wax are great alternatives, however we only recommend these are used with Super Resin Polish and not Ultra Deep Shine.
On a brand new car, does it need a polish phase for its first proper wash? The paint (you'd hope!) wouild generally be in very good condition. So Shampoo, then straight to Extra Gloss Protection? Then add the super resin polish over time?
Hello, I would like to treat the paint of my car exactly as shown in the video with one difference that is instead of the extra gloss protection I would like to use the Autoglym rapid ceramic spray which I find is faster. I think the result and the protection are the same, right? Is this one replacement okay?
I've had a panel re sprayed since having my car treated with a 3 year ceramic coating, should I get that treatment on that panel again or could I use resin polish then ceramic spray 🤔
Hi, if the Ceramic coatings was warranted, it may be best to talk to the manufacturer of the coating first. Otherwise you use Super Resin Polish and then Rapid Ceramic Spray, or fully wash, decontaminate, polish and then use our UHD Ceramic Coating.
If there is bonded contamination on the paintwork, that is not removed during the washing phase, then we would advise claying or the use of another decontamination product depending on the contaminant or your preference (Magma or Intensive Tar Remover for example). This would be best practice, however you do not _need_ to do it. The polish will still make the paint shiny, it you will get the _best_ result if the paint is free of dirt and contaminants. Similarly, you do not really need to remove the old polish, the act of applying new polish will render the old layer redundant. .
No. Do the Blast and Wash stage, then dry it off and polish with Super Resin Polish. Then you can either apply the Polar Seal then, or leave it a week or two till you next wash the car to apply Polar Seal, it is up to you. The benefit of waiting is you do not have to dry the car twice in one day.
@@AutoglymUK is this the same advice as polar seal? My current "regular" wash is polar blast, then wash. I use polar seal too when required. However, for a more in-depth wash I use the HD shampoo and then UDS followed by EGP. Would subsequently using polar blast/wash again cause issues? Is there anything I can do to optimize how I'm cleaning?
Hi, You would follow a similar method, aside that Polar Blast should be applied, allowed to dwell for up to 10 mins, then rinsed. Apply Polar Wash, agitate from the top down finishing with the wheels. Alternatively you can use a wheel cleaner on the wheels first after using Polar Blast and cleaning them separately, then using Polar Wash Afterwards. Agitate the windows as normal with Polar Wash and use Fast Glass at the end if needed for a crystal clear finish. After using Polar Wash, Polish the car if needed and finish with Polar Seal, if using a wax or sealant, use that instead and use Polar Seal as a top up on future washes.
Stockinette will be fine, just try to avoid anything really absorbent (like a mictrofibre cloth) or you will need to use a lot more Extra Gloss Protection as it will end up soaked up in the cloth.
Hi there Does autoglym super resin polish take the oxidized and sun damaged paint layer off and reveal a fresh layer under neath? Also would ultra hd wax or extra gloss protection add even more depth and gloss to the paint. Cheers julian
1. Yes, Super Resin Polish will take the oxidized and sun damaged paint off and reveal a fresh layer underneath. The amount of material removed is super minimal though, this is not an aggressive heavy cut compound, but a gentle polish so you can use it as often as you like, It will not be removing paint in a scary way. 2. Extra Gloss Protection or UHD Wax would be a great follow up product two use after. Of the two, UHD Wax will be the best.
You could, although that would mean getting the car wet again to apply the Polar Seal and then drying it again. Much better to wait until the next time you wash the car, a week or so later (or however often you wash your car). It is worth remembering that Extra Gloss Protection or UHD Wax will still be present on the car for a good many months, so waiting a week to apply Polar Seal could be seen as overkill. But if you want to, you certainly can.
For maximum protection for the paintwork of the car, which is more effective between Extra Gloss Protection and UHD wax? I use UHD shampoo for cleaning, Super Resin Polish for polishing and UHD wax for protection.
+Richard Martin Not if Extra Gloss Protection has been used. That is a liquid wax, so there is no point waxing over the top with another wax product too - it is just additional work.
If I stripped the car completely of any protective layers so there is no wax or anything should I still just use these three steps to reapply the protection and make car shine?
Yes, that would work. You could also use tar remover, clay bar, Magma etc when the car is washed to decontaminate further if the car needs it - but just using these three will give you an excellent result - a shiny car that repels water and is protected.
I've done the first two steps but the bodywork still has some light swirl marks and little black specs that are not removed. How can I make the paintwork completely clean?
The small black specs may be tar spots. If they are on the lower half of the car and most obvious behind the wheels this is likely the case. Use Intensive Tar Remove to get rid of these. If the black spots are elsewhere on the car, mostly on the bonnet, roof or boot, it is probably fallout. Use the Autoglym Clay Kit to remove the spots. They are bonded contaminants that cannot be removed by regular washing, use the clay to safely remove them. Any remaining swirls may require Paint Renovator or a second, firmer application of Super Resin Polish.
Just need to know autoglym's Glass polish is it safe to use on tinted windows and also on the inside rear window which has demisting lines on the rear ?
7071t6 For manufacturer tinted glass Car Glass Polish is fine, but if it's aftermarket, please use Fast Glass instead. If not sure, if it is a tinted film that is applied to the glass, then use Fast Glass. Thanks.
I have bought the pack that has these 3 items. 2 questions- at start of vid you say about not wanting to get rid of wax layer, if I'm polishing surely I WANT to use a shampoo that will strip wax from previous applications I.e previous washers, else I'm just polishing a wax layer instead of the clear coat? Finally, the extra gloss protection is described as a sealant on bottle yet a reply from you in the comments below states it's a liquid wax, please clarify which it is.
Hi, thanks for your questions. 1. The shampoo included will not strip wax and polish from the car. This type of shampoo was included in the kit because the wax and polish will last on the car for 3-6 months, depending on a variety of factors that affect product durability on a particular vehicle. The idea is to apply the polish and wax 3-4 times a year and then use the shampoo to remove the dirt from the wax layer, but leave it intact on the paintwork. If after every wash the polish and wax was removed it would mean you would have to complete all 3 steps every time you washed the car. When you apply the Super Resin Polish the cleaning properties of the polish will remove any existing layers of polish and wax from the surface. If you would like to ensure you are starting from scratch on completely bare paintwork then use a dedicated paintwork cleanser that is specifically designed to remove all coatings from a surface and leave no residue behind. In our experience it is perfectly acceptable to use Super Resin Polish. 2. Extra Gloss Protection is a liquid wax. The product is applied as a thin liquid, the carrier evaporates and a layer of wax is left on the car. The term sealant did not (and arguably still does not) have a clearly defined definition at the time the product was released. Many users had been calling it a sealant, and strictly speaking it does seal in the paint surface. Now days when people talk about sealants they are often referring to synthetic protective products that contain no natural waxes and rely on other chemistry to protect the paintwork, which is where the confusion may have arisen. Hope that helps. How did you get on with the kit?
AutoglymUK thank you for replying in detail and so quickly. Yes planning on starting from scratch after washing-clay barring. Yes the internet is awash with opinions of sealant/waxes and the differences etc so gets rather confusing. Going by how EGP is described online(don't have the bottle with me as at work) it has hard protective resins as well as wax so is harder wearing than just a wax? And we get the best of both worlds with a resin and wax combo? The freezing London fog is stopping me from getting the buckets out so waiting for a bit of sunshine!
No problem, happy to help. Using Super Resin Polish followed by Extra Gloss Protection has been a great combo for years. The polish gives the gloss and the Extra Gloss seals it in. It is a great system for your paintwork. I would certainly wait for the weather to improve, the damp air will not help the Extra Gloss to dry at all, the residue needs to dry fully before it is buffed off. Also another tip is not to overpay either of the products. A thin even layer is the key to a happy life, if you cake on either of them it will make it harder to remove. If you get a thin light layer it takes no effort at all.
finally got around to polishing the car with srp. I used a black pad and around 1600rpm(from what i seen on forums its what most people used) but for some reason it seemed to dry up really quickly an go kinda sticky literally instantly an made it pretty difficult to even hold the polisher properly. Any help would be appreciated :)
Polishing by hand is great with SRP, no need to use a machine. However, if you are wedded to the idea of a machine, a soft foam pad is the way to go. It should not dry out quickly, we find it is quite workable. Was the pad new? That can cause issues to start with.
After the Extra Gloss Protection is applied and you are only doing your maintenance washes. The Extra Gloss Protection will last 4-6 months, you will need to wash the car during that time to remove the dirt from the wax layer. you can use Rapid Aqua Wax to top up the protection, and add a quick layer of gloss too after a wash. Use as often as you like.
Washing with any shampoo in the retail range is fine. We wouldn't recommend polishing over wax, if you wanted to top up a wax e.g. UHD Wax, we would recommend Rapid Aqua Wax or Rapid Ceramic Spray over Extra Gloss Protection.
Can I polish with Super resin polish using an electric car polisher? And can I use the same polisher to apply the wax? Obviously changing the buffer pad for the polish then wax. I know this is an old vid but I would appreciate advice from anyone, I was looking at getting the Ryobi cordless buffer, Random orbital action.
Hi, you can apply Super Resin Polish with an electric car polisher if you want to, we would recommend a soft foam pad. We would not recommend applying way with an electric polisher though, this is best done by hand.
After doing all the steps of washing, shampoo, polishing and applying the extra gloss protection sealant on the car, how often do I have to repeat these step, is it recommendable for me next time when I wash my car that I should consider all these steps again? or its something that can be applied every couples months or so? thanks! your products are absolutely stunning by the way
The full process should be repeated every 4-6 months depending on your car use. In between full applications, just wash the car regularly with Autoglym shampoo. You can use Rapid Aqua Wax (search our channel for the video) to top up the protection in between big applications too.
You can use it to apply Super Resin Polish with a soft pad, we would recommend application of Extra Gloss Protection by hand. It can;t really be applied by machine.
@@AutoglymUK hello I did two coats of extra gloss protection to make sure the paint work was protected how comes you can't do two coats once the liquid has dried????
If you use Extra Gloss Protection there is no need to apply a wax, and if you use UHD Wax or HD Wax there is no need to use Extra Gloss Protection. You can layer them up if preferred, it will not do any harm, but these products are not designed to be used together.
I usually wash using B/W S/C but don't get the same suds. I then polish using super resin but the next thing I use it A/G HD wax instead of extra gloss what's the difference ?
+CRAIG brown HD Wax is a paste wax, Extra Gloss Protection is a liquid wax. Two different ways of doing the same thing. Both provide hydrophobic, durable protection to paintwork and act as a sacrificial barrier to contaminants.
+AutoglymUK thanks for the feedback I have always wondered I valet/ detail for a living and the dealership that I work for gets the autoglym van in but he could not explain the difference
Yay I feel happy. I bought just super resin polish on my own months ago and knew how good it was been using turtle wax and wondered why the shine never lasted or how the water didn't bead off until I bought on my own last week auto glyms extra gloss protection. Layed two coats and poured water in the bonnet. Water completely repelled!! Now I've looked to get auto glym shampoo work to retain all the work. Very happy with the car now thank you auto glym
Glad you like the results. you can use any of our shampoos to maintain the finish. UHD Shampoo, Pure Shampoo or Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner. All will remove the dirt but leave the protection in place.
@@AutoglymUK excellent that's great I will grab the UHD shampoo!! As that's quite foamy so you can see the parts you've cleaned and missed out etc :)
is that his knee cracking at 0:43 :o
+Andrew Faulding We checked with the owner of the knees and it is quite likely that it is a fairly loud knee crack at 0:43! Well heard!
I think it sounded more like his balls knocking together. Like when you play pool. Ouch
Can I use Aqua Wax as the protection instead of Extra Gloss Protection?
Yes, although remember to use Rapid Aqua Wax wet for the best results.
Can I use Autoglym Ultra Deep Shine for black car instead of Extra Gloss Protection or second option giving better result?
We would not recommend Ultra Deep Shine for black car instead of Extra Gloss Protection, if you are going to use Super Resin Polish as well. If you want to use Ultra Deep Shine you can, but as it is a polish there would be no need to use Super Resin Polish too - just pick one or the other.
If you are not keen on Extra Gloss Protection, Rapid Ceramic Spray or Ultra High Definition Wax are great alternatives, however we only recommend these are used with Super Resin Polish and not Ultra Deep Shine.
Can i use a perfect polish applicator for the extra gloss protection?
No, it will "drink" up too much of the product.
@@AutoglymUK Thanks. Do you have a suitable product for egp application from your end, please?
On a brand new car, does it need a polish phase for its first proper wash? The paint (you'd hope!) wouild generally be in very good condition. So Shampoo, then straight to Extra Gloss Protection? Then add the super resin polish over time?
Yes, if the paint does not need a polish you can skip that stage and then only polish as it is required in the future.
@@AutoglymUK thank you for the advice!
Hello, I would like to treat the paint of my car exactly as shown in the video with one difference that is instead of the extra gloss protection I would like to use the Autoglym rapid ceramic spray which I find is faster. I think the result and the protection are the same, right? Is this one replacement okay?
Yes, you can do that, no problem
I've had a panel re sprayed since having my car treated with a 3 year ceramic coating, should I get that treatment on that panel again or could I use resin polish then ceramic spray 🤔
Hi, if the Ceramic coatings was warranted, it may be best to talk to the manufacturer of the coating first. Otherwise you use Super Resin Polish and then Rapid Ceramic Spray, or fully wash, decontaminate, polish and then use our UHD Ceramic Coating.
@@AutoglymUK thanks for your reply.
Autoglym are the best 👌 👍
Would I have to clay the car before polishing and do I have to remove the polish before putting new layer on
If there is bonded contamination on the paintwork, that is not removed during the washing phase, then we would advise claying or the use of another decontamination product depending on the contaminant or your preference (Magma or Intensive Tar Remover for example). This would be best practice, however you do not _need_ to do it. The polish will still make the paint shiny, it you will get the _best_ result if the paint is free of dirt and contaminants.
Similarly, you do not really need to remove the old polish, the act of applying new polish will render the old layer redundant. .
I currently use Autoglym polar blast, wash and protect. Would the polar protect need to be removed completely before applying the super resin polish?
No. Do the Blast and Wash stage, then dry it off and polish with Super Resin Polish. Then you can either apply the Polar Seal then, or leave it a week or two till you next wash the car to apply Polar Seal, it is up to you. The benefit of waiting is you do not have to dry the car twice in one day.
@@AutoglymUK is this the same advice as polar seal? My current "regular" wash is polar blast, then wash. I use polar seal too when required. However, for a more in-depth wash I use the HD shampoo and then UDS followed by EGP. Would subsequently using polar blast/wash again cause issues? Is there anything I can do to optimize how I'm cleaning?
Can I use Ultra High Definition Shampoo instead of Bodywork shampoo and conditioner? Or is that a no-go?
Absolutely! Any of our shampoos will work well in this process.
How would you use polar range within these steps? Also how would you clean the wheels and windows?
Hi, You would follow a similar method, aside that Polar Blast should be applied, allowed to dwell for up to 10 mins, then rinsed. Apply Polar Wash, agitate from the top down finishing with the wheels. Alternatively you can use a wheel cleaner on the wheels first after using Polar Blast and cleaning them separately, then using Polar Wash Afterwards. Agitate the windows as normal with Polar Wash and use Fast Glass at the end if needed for a crystal clear finish. After using Polar Wash, Polish the car if needed and finish with Polar Seal, if using a wax or sealant, use that instead and use Polar Seal as a top up on future washes.
@@AutoglymUK thank you for the reply
Is Super Resin Polish a true abrasive polish or more of a glaze.
It does have polishing powders in it that remove fine scratches and scuffs. It is not just a 'cover up' product, it has real polishing power.
Great info
Glad you think so!
Where do you get the soft cloth from that is used for applying extra gloss protection? Is it stockinette cloth that you need?
Stockinette will be fine, just try to avoid anything really absorbent (like a mictrofibre cloth) or you will need to use a lot more Extra Gloss Protection as it will end up soaked up in the cloth.
Hi Autoglym!
What is best to apply the SRP - a foam pad or micro fibre pad?
We would say a foam pad. The autoglym Perfect Polishing Pad is ideal
Hi there
Does autoglym super resin polish take the oxidized and sun damaged paint layer off and reveal a fresh layer under neath? Also would ultra hd wax or extra gloss protection add even more depth and gloss to the paint. Cheers julian
1. Yes, Super Resin Polish will take the oxidized and sun damaged paint off and reveal a fresh layer underneath. The amount of material removed is super minimal though, this is not an aggressive heavy cut compound, but a gentle polish so you can use it as often as you like, It will not be removing paint in a scary way.
2. Extra Gloss Protection or UHD Wax would be a great follow up product two use after. Of the two, UHD Wax will be the best.
Could you use polar seal after these 3 steps or should you wait a few washes before applying it?
You could, although that would mean getting the car wet again to apply the Polar Seal and then drying it again. Much better to wait until the next time you wash the car, a week or so later (or however often you wash your car). It is worth remembering that Extra Gloss Protection or UHD Wax will still be present on the car for a good many months, so waiting a week to apply Polar Seal could be seen as overkill. But if you want to, you certainly can.
Would I use super resin and extra gloss polish prior to using HD wax? Thanks
No, just Super Resin Polish before HD Wax. If you are using HD Wax there is no need for Extra Gloss Protection too.
Can I use rapid ceramic spray over Super Resin Polish?
Yes you can!
For maximum protection for the paintwork of the car, which is more effective between Extra Gloss Protection and UHD wax? I use UHD shampoo for cleaning, Super Resin Polish for polishing and UHD wax for protection.
UHD Wax.
Cant do it weekends, thats me done, will monday to friday be ok?
We are happy to make an exception in this instance
Can I use the same finishing cloth used to buff the polish, to buff the extra gloss protection
Ideally you would have another one, but you can use the same one for both, yes.
Do you recommended also using wax as a top layer?
+Richard Martin Not if Extra Gloss Protection has been used. That is a liquid wax, so there is no point waxing over the top with another wax product too - it is just additional work.
If I stripped the car completely of any protective layers so there is no wax or anything should I still just use these three steps to reapply the protection and make car shine?
Yes, that would work. You could also use tar remover, clay bar, Magma etc when the car is washed to decontaminate further if the car needs it - but just using these three will give you an excellent result - a shiny car that repels water and is protected.
I've done the first two steps but the bodywork still has some light swirl marks and little black specs that are not removed. How can I make the paintwork completely clean?
The small black specs may be tar spots. If they are on the lower half of the car and most obvious behind the wheels this is likely the case. Use Intensive Tar Remove to get rid of these. If the black spots are elsewhere on the car, mostly on the bonnet, roof or boot, it is probably fallout. Use the Autoglym Clay Kit to remove the spots. They are bonded contaminants that cannot be removed by regular washing, use the clay to safely remove them. Any remaining swirls may require Paint Renovator or a second, firmer application of Super Resin Polish.
AutoglymUK This is very helpful. Thank you for your response.
Just need to know autoglym's Glass polish is it safe to use on tinted windows and also on the inside rear window which has demisting lines on the rear ?
7071t6 For manufacturer tinted glass Car Glass Polish is fine, but if it's aftermarket, please use Fast Glass instead. If not sure, if it is a tinted film that is applied to the glass, then use Fast Glass. Thanks.
I have bought the pack that has these 3 items. 2 questions- at start of vid you say about not wanting to get rid of wax layer, if I'm polishing surely I WANT to use a shampoo that will strip wax from previous applications I.e previous washers, else I'm just polishing a wax layer instead of the clear coat? Finally, the extra gloss protection is described as a sealant on bottle yet a reply from you in the comments below states it's a liquid wax, please clarify which it is.
Hi, thanks for your questions.
1. The shampoo included will not strip wax and polish from the car. This type of shampoo was included in the kit because the wax and polish will last on the car for 3-6 months, depending on a variety of factors that affect product durability on a particular vehicle. The idea is to apply the polish and wax 3-4 times a year and then use the shampoo to remove the dirt from the wax layer, but leave it intact on the paintwork. If after every wash the polish and wax was removed it would mean you would have to complete all 3 steps every time you washed the car.
When you apply the Super Resin Polish the cleaning properties of the polish will remove any existing layers of polish and wax from the surface. If you would like to ensure you are starting from scratch on completely bare paintwork then use a dedicated paintwork cleanser that is specifically designed to remove all coatings from a surface and leave no residue behind. In our experience it is perfectly acceptable to use Super Resin Polish.
2. Extra Gloss Protection is a liquid wax. The product is applied as a thin liquid, the carrier evaporates and a layer of wax is left on the car. The term sealant did not (and arguably still does not) have a clearly defined definition at the time the product was released. Many users had been calling it a sealant, and strictly speaking it does seal in the paint surface. Now days when people talk about sealants they are often referring to synthetic protective products that contain no natural waxes and rely on other chemistry to protect the paintwork, which is where the confusion may have arisen.
Hope that helps. How did you get on with the kit?
AutoglymUK thank you for replying in detail and so quickly. Yes planning on starting from scratch after washing-clay barring. Yes the internet is awash with opinions of sealant/waxes and the differences etc so gets rather confusing. Going by how EGP is described online(don't have the bottle with me as at work) it has hard protective resins as well as wax so is harder wearing than just a wax? And we get the best of both worlds with a resin and wax combo? The freezing London fog is stopping me from getting the buckets out so waiting for a bit of sunshine!
No problem, happy to help. Using Super Resin Polish followed by Extra Gloss Protection has been a great combo for years. The polish gives the gloss and the Extra Gloss seals it in. It is a great system for your paintwork.
I would certainly wait for the weather to improve, the damp air will not help the Extra Gloss to dry at all, the residue needs to dry fully before it is buffed off. Also another tip is not to overpay either of the products. A thin even layer is the key to a happy life, if you cake on either of them it will make it harder to remove. If you get a thin light layer it takes no effort at all.
Do you mean polish and protect in same sitting ?
This entire process is completed in one session
finally got around to polishing the car with srp. I used a black pad and around 1600rpm(from what i seen on forums its what most people used) but for some reason it seemed to dry up really quickly an go kinda sticky literally instantly an made it pretty difficult to even hold the polisher properly. Any help would be appreciated :)
Polishing by hand is great with SRP, no need to use a machine. However, if you are wedded to the idea of a machine, a soft foam pad is the way to go. It should not dry out quickly, we find it is quite workable. Was the pad new? That can cause issues to start with.
When would we use aqua wax when doing this steps?
After the Extra Gloss Protection is applied and you are only doing your maintenance washes. The Extra Gloss Protection will last 4-6 months, you will need to wash the car during that time to remove the dirt from the wax layer. you can use Rapid Aqua Wax to top up the protection, and add a quick layer of gloss too after a wash. Use as often as you like.
CAN Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection BE APPLIED TO PLASTIC HEADLIGHTS & WINDSHIELD GLASS & WINDOWS?
It can be applied to plastic headlights, but we do not recommend applying it to windshield glass or side windows.
Can I use these same steps and products for a fiberglass boat?
Yes, you can do that.
Can I use the rapid Aqua wax instead of the protection wax
Yes you cam, although Rapid Aqua Wax will need to be applied to a wet car, so the car would need wetting again.
Can I use this after a wax?
Washing with any shampoo in the retail range is fine. We wouldn't recommend polishing over wax, if you wanted to top up a wax e.g. UHD Wax, we would recommend Rapid Aqua Wax or Rapid Ceramic Spray over Extra Gloss Protection.
Can I polish with Super resin polish using an electric car polisher? And can I use the same polisher to apply the wax? Obviously changing the buffer pad for the polish then wax. I know this is an old vid but I would appreciate advice from anyone, I was looking at getting the Ryobi cordless buffer, Random orbital action.
Hi, you can apply Super Resin Polish with an electric car polisher if you want to, we would recommend a soft foam pad. We would not recommend applying way with an electric polisher though, this is best done by hand.
@@AutoglymUK Great thanks for that
After doing all the steps of washing, shampoo, polishing and applying the extra gloss protection sealant on the car, how often do I have to repeat these step, is it recommendable for me next time when I wash my car that I should consider all these steps again? or its something that can be applied every couples months or so?
thanks! your products are absolutely stunning by the way
The full process should be repeated every 4-6 months depending on your car use. In between full applications, just wash the car regularly with Autoglym shampoo. You can use Rapid Aqua Wax (search our channel for the video) to top up the protection in between big applications too.
Is it OK to use a microfiber pad to apply srp
Yes.
Can i use a polisher to apply super resin polish and extra gloss protection?
You can use it to apply Super Resin Polish with a soft pad, we would recommend application of Extra Gloss Protection by hand. It can;t really be applied by machine.
AutoglymUK thank you for the answer. Can i use your UHD wax after i put a layer of extra gloss protection? 😃
Sorry for all my questions.. im a beginner but wants to learn. Can you put a ceramic coating on top of extra gloss protection?
Is the microfibre wash pad used in the video is an Autoglym item?
No, this is a readily available style of wash mitt.
can I do extra layers of extra gloss protection to build it up
No, it is not possible to layer Extra Gloss Protection effectively.
@@AutoglymUK hello I did two coats of extra gloss protection to make sure the paint work was protected how comes you can't do two coats once the liquid has dried????
Do you have other shampoo that can completely remove old wax?
+Mohd Radhwan No, we don't. The shampoos we have are wax safe. To remove old wax use High Definition Cleanser or wipe over with Intensive Tar Remover.
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Is the final result same if you use only extra gloss protection?
If you use Extra Gloss Protection there is no need to apply a wax, and if you use UHD Wax or HD Wax there is no need to use Extra Gloss Protection. You can layer them up if preferred, it will not do any harm, but these products are not designed to be used together.
Can i use super resin polish with a buffer ?
Yes.
AutoglymUK thanks :) even the extra gloss protaction ? Can i apply it with a buffer after super resin polish is applyed ?
No, Extra Gloss Protection should be applied and removed by hand.
I usually wash using B/W S/C but don't get the same suds. I then polish using super resin but the next thing I use it A/G HD wax instead of extra gloss what's the difference ?
+CRAIG brown HD Wax is a paste wax, Extra Gloss Protection is a liquid wax. Two different ways of doing the same thing. Both provide hydrophobic, durable protection to paintwork and act as a sacrificial barrier to contaminants.
+AutoglymUK thanks for the feedback I have always wondered I valet/ detail for a living and the dealership that I work for gets the autoglym van in but he could not explain the difference
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How to sound like "Clocks" without paying Chris Martin...
Ok thanks ..saves tennis elbow doesn't it lol
Five hour job in 2.42 lol.
Exactly, no one wants to watch this guy for 5 hours!
Is Super Resin Polish suitable to use on a car with Gardx applied?
Yes. This should be fine, however, please contact GardX for their policy on what affects their guarantee.