Hopefully you see this, but what a refreshing channel! No silly edits, just exactly what you want to see with a very clear, concise and simple background to what’s going on! Really like your videos and that’s me subscribed!!
Thanks Richard. I really appreciate your comment mate, thanks for subscribing. More videos will be hitting the channel in coming weeks now the weather is improving
I’ve tried so many polishes. And it is hard to beat SRP. For the price of it anyway. Wasn’t as much of a fan of their wax/sealant but I’ve always had a bottle of SRP since I passed my driving test
Good vid, full of good tips. I from the UK and live about Qi mins away from the WOWO factory, probably going to check out their wheel mit now. I used to use AG for a number of years, but felt they had a product for every job. As well as 3 or 4shampoos? I wanted to reduce the product set and I found Bilt Hamber and carpro . I also don’t like using acid based wheel cleaners, as the leave a brite white finish, and shudder to think about the long term damage.
I'm sure that Royal Warrant will be winging its way over to you once Her Maj realises your dedication to shiny things 😁. PS prefer the shiny tyre look over the matt 👍.
Absolutely loved the last 'did you know' burst out laughing, what kind of finish does the tyre dressing give it applied to a dry tyre wall and buffed off? Or does it say to apply it to a wet tyre wall like you did?
The right side was two coats both buffed. The left was two coats left to dry. This dressing definitely suits not being buffed. Didn't look quite dresses when buffed
@@LearnToRace Sorry I misread your first question. It definitely dries in. I meant I buffed the dressing whilst it was still wet, not the tyre wall. I'll try this dressing again on a completely dry tyre wall and see what difference it makes.👍
Diamond cut finish can be quite delicate so it's worth proceeding with caution. Autoglym sell a different wheel cleaner that's a bit more gentle. May be worth trying that first.
I can't comment if it's better as I haven't used it. However both this wheel cleaner and Magma are acid based wheel cleaners so are really two versions of the same solution. In the main, using fallout removers as a wheel cleaner tends to be a more expensive way to clean your wheels and since it's become fashionable to use it this way I think AutoGlym have simply jumped onto a bandwagon with Magma. Happy however to get it on the channel in future to make a video of that also.
It doesn't necessarily need topping up after each wash. AutoGlym say is will last quite a few weeks. Will all depend on how heavily the car is used and time of year. Salt in winter will play havoc with most forms of protection
I clean wheels first and then the car. Of course you should always do what's right for you but for me I like to get the harsh chemicals I use on the wheels done first so I can wash off any over spray on the car.
From the uk. Havent used autoglym in years. They are behind the times. Smaller brands out there do it better for cheaper. I've said it before, they rely on their name being passed down from an older generation. But now there is a greater choice out there and they got left behind. No need to ever buy from them again
Thanks for the tip.👍 These have been replaced since the video was filmed. Video is to illustrate capability of the dressing, not to suggest it's a viable tyre repair option of course.
I don't disagree but it also depends on what you want to achieve. For a general clean up of the wheels busting the jack and axle stands out for four corners is not really necessary. I tend to do a wheels off clean twice a year myself and the rest of my washes are performed much like this video. How often are you removing your wheels per year bud?
Just curious. Are you from the UK and have never used Autoglym?
I bet I won't find many that say they haven't.
Yep! Never used them mate😅
@@DiiZeh_ Seriously?😂
Used to use the instant tyre dressing all the time
@@nwkvaletingltd Same here. I remember using almost exclusively Autoglym at the beginning. Progressed onto Meguiars afterwards
Used them im from Canada
Hopefully you see this, but what a refreshing channel! No silly edits, just exactly what you want to see with a very clear, concise and simple background to what’s going on! Really like your videos and that’s me subscribed!!
Thanks Richard. I really appreciate your comment mate, thanks for subscribing.
More videos will be hitting the channel in coming weeks now the weather is improving
great video the autoglym foam lance is the best on the market i use it to clean wheels after applying the wheel cleaner
Great video. I have found Autoglym Resin polish to be one of the best car products on the market.
Completely agree. Other than it being a little dusty it's very hard to beat.
I’ve tried so many polishes. And it is hard to beat SRP. For the price of it anyway. Wasn’t as much of a fan of their wax/sealant but I’ve always had a bottle of SRP since I passed my driving test
Egp is excellent
Good vid, full of good tips. I from the UK and live about Qi mins away from the WOWO factory, probably going to check out their wheel mit now. I used to use AG for a number of years, but felt they had a product for every job. As well as 3 or 4shampoos? I wanted to reduce the product set and I found Bilt Hamber and carpro .
I also don’t like using acid based wheel cleaners, as the leave a brite white finish, and shudder to think about the long term damage.
Hi what was in the bucket when you were cleaning ur tires ?
What do you put in the water with the brushes?
Those m parallel wheels still look great
After applying the wheel protector and letting it dry for a couple hours, is it ok to buff with a microfibre cloth or will this remove the protectant?
Can't see why it would remove it. Question is why would you need to buff after a few hours?
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing Cool. Ill just leave it alone. Thanks!
These parallels are ALWAYS easy to clean idk why but my e39 says it all
I bet you're right!!
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Legend. Thanks for the sub and welcome.👍
I'm sure that Royal Warrant will be winging its way over to you once Her Maj realises your dedication to shiny things 😁. PS prefer the shiny tyre look over the matt 👍.
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I'll take it!
Nice job luke🙏🙏
Thank you
Nice, easy to follow video... very clear, thanks!
Question... does the wheel protector initially leave a slightly uneven looking white film?
Cheers!
Yeah it can leave that film you described. Buffing sorts it out though.
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing cheers... figured that out 🙂 nice finish now 👍
Is that why they don't recommend for gloss black alloys
Absolutely loved the last 'did you know' burst out laughing, what kind of finish does the tyre dressing give it applied to a dry tyre wall and buffed off? Or does it say to apply it to a wet tyre wall like you did?
The right side was two coats both buffed. The left was two coats left to dry.
This dressing definitely suits not being buffed. Didn't look quite dresses when buffed
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing interesting, so it doesnt absorb in to the sidewall then just sits on the top
@@LearnToRace Sorry I misread your first question.
It definitely dries in. I meant I buffed the dressing whilst it was still wet, not the tyre wall.
I'll try this dressing again on a completely dry tyre wall and see what difference it makes.👍
Can this product be used on Diamond Cut Alloys?
Diamond cut finish can be quite delicate so it's worth proceeding with caution. Autoglym sell a different wheel cleaner that's a bit more gentle. May be worth trying that first.
Isn't AG Magma better for really dirty rims?
I can't comment if it's better as I haven't used it. However both this wheel cleaner and Magma are acid based wheel cleaners so are really two versions of the same solution.
In the main, using fallout removers as a wheel cleaner tends to be a more expensive way to clean your wheels and since it's become fashionable to use it this way I think AutoGlym have simply jumped onto a bandwagon with Magma.
Happy however to get it on the channel in future to make a video of that also.
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing yes and this product isn't exclusively a wheel cleaner only but you can spray the whole car...
Good 👍👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Does the wheel protector need to be reapplied after every routine wash or will it last a few weeks? Nice video 😀
It doesn't necessarily need topping up after each wash. AutoGlym say is will last quite a few weeks. Will all depend on how heavily the car is used and time of year. Salt in winter will play havoc with most forms of protection
@@TranquilityBaseDetailing thanks will try it out
Hi,do you think I have to clean car and then wheels or first wheels ?thank you
I clean wheels first and then the car. Of course you should always do what's right for you but for me I like to get the harsh chemicals I use on the wheels done first so I can wash off any over spray on the car.
Thank you for your answer and wheel protector /tyre dressing after washing car ?
Awesome wheels, that's one nice 5 series 👌
Thanks. I love it
Glad I'm not on my own cleaning wheels with a mitt, going anti clockwise.
From the uk. Havent used autoglym in years. They are behind the times. Smaller brands out there do it better for cheaper. I've said it before, they rely on their name being passed down from an older generation. But now there is a greater choice out there and they got left behind.
No need to ever buy from them again
Definitely agree. Their strength really comes from being readily available and being pretty fool proof.
7:48 Your tyres are cracked, replace them instead of dressing.
Thanks for the tip.👍
These have been replaced since the video was filmed. Video is to illustrate capability of the dressing, not to suggest it's a viable tyre repair option of course.
It is far easier and much quicker to remove the wheel
I don't disagree but it also depends on what you want to achieve. For a general clean up of the wheels busting the jack and axle stands out for four corners is not really necessary.
I tend to do a wheels off clean twice a year myself and the rest of my washes are performed much like this video.
How often are you removing your wheels per year bud?
Getting more and more annoyed with Autoglym... Canada.. all the good stuff you folks get in the Uk are getting pulled off the shelf..