Yet another all you need to know detailing video. A simple but affective way of showing other valeters how to approach each situation. Well done David.
@@epicautomotivedetailing can I ask your honest opinion, what’s your thoughts on Diamondbrite or similar? Is it really worth it as thinking of getting it done? Cheers
Great video Dave. Very valid points you made about scratches. If the scratch is through the clear coat, no matter what compound, polish or machine is used the scratch will remain. A cheap temporary fix to help disguise a scratch that has gone through to the primer, is to use a crayon pencil. Of course that fix will be very temporary.
Hi Dave. Another great video. I have seen used car sales guys using products like this to remove scratches. Even if it lightly disguises the scratch, thats good enough to get it off the forecourt. The general public however, may have unrealistic expectations to what they can achieve with this system, and as you have pointed out, thats when the problems start. I look forward to your next video.
Awesome advice and very well documented in a step by step guide , I’ve got some light scratches on my A-3 S line and that product is the very thing to remove them 👍
Hi dave I love auto glym products, they are so easy to use, If I can't remove a scratch I just bring the car to my brother he's a panel beater and he fixes most things for me 👍👍👍👍
great & fun video Dave, we all know real men prefer to hand polish (in full summer sun of course)! 😉 I use the Chem Guys hex pads (3 pack), and Meg's Ult Compound & Polish, hard work but worth it in the end. Would be cool for you to consider the opposite, and have a video look at a starter DA machine polisher, to save the post hand-polish aches & pains the following day.
Also worth pointing out that, when you machine a deep scratch, it knocks off its sharp edges. This makes it much harder to see unless the light is just right (or do I mean just wrong? xD). Again, not exactly a remover but a damn good disguise!
Thank you Daniel. I Think they put dates down to the molecular structure changing over time for example some products can separate in the cold so they wont work as well and some products have raw materials in so over time they could potentially diminish slightly.
@@epicautomotivedetailing I once found a discarded litre bottle of Scholl S30 (pre-Plus) where the expiry date was June 2012. After a good shake, it worked perfectly. I used it on a 2009 Ford Transit Connect which as you know is one of the best vans. Used by DA on speed 4 with a red LC Hydrotech pad the pale green paste finished into a clear polishing liquid and never dusted. It's a real shame they are so expensive.
Superb mate!! I’ve got a proper light scratch on my fuel cap which is doing my head in!! I’ll try this stuff, hopefully it’ll work!! Also, does the resin polish remove wax which is already on my car?
Hello mate, yes it will remove the wax as it's an all in one in reality but it has its own agents to re protect it after. Albeit short term protection so ceramic spray is always a good shout on top 👌
Really sound advice there from the legend, I think autoglym have got some good stuff although i think they need to consider revising some of thier pricing, UHD wax for example
i wish the sponge was black color...white does gets stain and it is pretty obvious...perhaps that is the purpose for it...to expose the stains...anyway...the sponge is beautiful...i just do not have the heart to stain it...😅
How would this scratch remover compare to t cut ? I've got sponges, cloths and wax polish,already, can I use t cut, and save some money ? Or wouldn't you recommend it.??
Hello first of all well done and respect 👏. 2nd I started with a pedal bike and a trailer and you can still offer a good service. But hard graft pedalling everywhere
@@AutoglymUK How does the Scratch Remover compare with your Professional-line Rapid Renovator Plus, as that's always what I have to hand for the same thing?
@@owensteele1274 It is different. Although both have diminishing abrasives, Rapid Renovator Plus needs the speed and heat of a machine to get the abrasives to break down, Scratch Remover Compound will work by hand. If you used it in a machine it would break down far too quickly. hope that makes sense.
Have you tried the turtle Wax scratch remover. I would love to see how they compare. And I must say I use some of auto Glym's products but been a new starter it's hard to see big results from there products. And when you buy trade from them the name is different on the bottle which confuses me straight away when I find a product I like then the name changes so I don't know if it's the same or different.
My honest review after using it on the same level of scratches as shown in this video. It does not work for anything other than a thumb rub scratch no point in spending the money when you could have just licked your finger and got rid of it like that 😂
Can I use the scratch remover compound on the whole car as a "deep cut" and then polish off after with the srp and then finish with a sealent such as gloss protection
Thanks for the review! Glad you liked it and it did a good job. Try not to seem so surprised it worked though next time yeah 😉
Lol, sorry I never doubted 😁
Lol
To the point, no fussing, just a simple how to use guide. Thanks for uploading as always.
Thanks Keith appreciate it
Yet another all you need to know detailing video. A simple but affective way of showing other valeters how to approach each situation. Well done David.
Thanks very much. Just helps put people's minds at ease
You’ve stumbled on my recommends and now can’t stop watching 🤣. This video will be a big help I’m sure, thanks for sharing
Thanks Matt appreciate the watch
@@epicautomotivedetailing can I ask your honest opinion, what’s your thoughts on Diamondbrite or similar? Is it really worth it as thinking of getting it done? Cheers
Diamondbrite is ok. Definitely not as good as gtechniq crystal serum followed up with exov4 though
Great video Dave. Very valid points you made about scratches. If the scratch is through the clear coat, no matter what compound, polish or machine is used the scratch will remain. A cheap temporary fix to help disguise a scratch that has gone through to the primer, is to use a crayon pencil. Of course that fix will be very temporary.
Thanks Karl, a long time ago I used printers ink 👌
Love this channel. Was getting bored of the others doing the same rubbish week in week out 👏👏👏
Thank you 🙏
Hi Dave. Another great video.
I have seen used car sales guys using products like this to remove scratches. Even if it lightly disguises the scratch, thats good enough to get it off the forecourt. The general public however, may have unrealistic expectations to what they can achieve with this system, and as you have pointed out, thats when the problems start.
I look forward to your next video.
Thanks mate appreciate your kindness 🙏
Great review mate, iv been using autoglym for over 20years now, not the cheapest but iv found that if you keep using there products it get better 👍
It's a firm favourite of mine. One that everyone can get on with
I’ve used this product amazing 👌 and can’t wait to watch the next video, perfect 🙌
Thanks Dave 🙏 next video is my business guide but waiting in my new lighting to come today before filming
Your presentation skills are very nice. Love your content.
Thanks
Thank you very much 🙏
great video ,and for the inexperienced car owner a great method to try and remove annoying scratches.Looking forward to the next one especially
Thanks Mark appreciate it. Just love looking at alternatives for videos
Awesome advice and very well documented in a step by step guide , I’ve got some light scratches on my A-3 S line and that product is the very thing to remove them 👍
Hi dave I love auto glym products, they are so easy to use, If I can't remove a scratch I just bring the car to my brother he's a panel beater and he fixes most things for me 👍👍👍👍
Amazing that's handy, I think every single human being in England has a bottle of super resin polish in the shed lol
Farcia G3 is really good as well 👌
Yeah it's a classic 👌
Agreed it’s the nuts
great & fun video Dave, we all know real men prefer to hand polish (in full summer sun of course)! 😉 I use the Chem Guys hex pads (3 pack), and Meg's Ult Compound & Polish, hard work but worth it in the end. Would be cool for you to consider the opposite, and have a video look at a starter DA machine polisher, to save the post hand-polish aches & pains the following day.
Thanks Iain yes inb the summer ill be buying a few machines on a budget to test out
Great review thank you
Definitely a good product to take the little scraps and scuffs out :)
Thank you
Hi Dave,the Auto Glym range is good stuff, worth giving a go this scratch remover kit.
I love Autoglym. It's one of those products that people will always come back to...
Also worth pointing out that, when you machine a deep scratch, it knocks off its sharp edges. This makes it much harder to see unless the light is just right (or do I mean just wrong? xD). Again, not exactly a remover but a damn good disguise!
Thats the way i look at things. If something isnt perfect just accept it and make the rest look great to take the eye off the marks
Excellent demo, thank you.
Another great little how too vid dave,👍
Thanks Paul appreciate it
@@epicautomotivedetailing nice products,(dont use them much tho)might have to get a hoodie(got to stay warm outside)👍
@@paulcloughton4000 amazing 👏 I wear mine everywhere now
brilliant video bud!
Thanks mate appreciate it 🙂
It produces great results!!
Yeah I liked it and for most people it's good enough
I have used T Cut all my life , nothing else. All these products are expensive copies. T Cut works. Just use regular polish afterwards to get a shine.
Fair play honestly whatever works for you and makes you happy is all that matters
Really good video thanks for your help
Thank you
When you said even the queen uses it, I went back to see when you uploaded the video
Hi Dave, absolutely love the videos, funny and informative. Great work.
Quick question why do compounds and other products have use by dates
Thank you Daniel. I Think they put dates down to the molecular structure changing over time for example some products can separate in the cold so they wont work as well and some products have raw materials in so over time they could potentially diminish slightly.
@@epicautomotivedetailing I once found a discarded litre bottle of Scholl S30 (pre-Plus) where the expiry date was June 2012. After a good shake, it worked perfectly. I used it on a 2009 Ford Transit Connect which as you know is one of the best vans. Used by DA on speed 4 with a red LC Hydrotech pad the pale green paste finished into a clear polishing liquid and never dusted. It's a real shame they are so expensive.
Really good info, thanks 👍
Great video, a quick off topic question, do you use a gazebo in the bad weather?
I did back in the day. Don't need to know as I have great clients who are flexible with a good 90% with garages. Still quite enjoy working in rain
@@epicautomotivedetailing bit of graft never hurts
Superb mate!! I’ve got a proper light scratch on my fuel cap which is doing my head in!! I’ll try this stuff, hopefully it’ll work!! Also, does the resin polish remove wax which is already on my car?
Hello mate, yes it will remove the wax as it's an all in one in reality but it has its own agents to re protect it after. Albeit short term protection so ceramic spray is always a good shout on top 👌
Great video. How long does this last? Will the scratches re appear after time/washing?
They shouldn't come back as one is a compound. The polish has fillers so they will eventually wash out
Really sound advice there from the legend, I think autoglym have got some good stuff although i think they need to consider revising some of thier pricing, UHD wax for example
I think small pots are the way forward as most people enjoy using different products every time
Thanks for watching mate
I suppose if its a tiny scratch that you can feel with your fingernail then touchup paint will be a cheap and effective 'fix'.
Maguires scratch x 2.0 is the best product to remove minor scratches and swirls
Heard great things. May give it a try
Do you use the same pad to apply the polish that you just used to apply the scratch remover? If so, do you have to clean the pad in between stages?
i wish the sponge was black color...white does gets stain and it is pretty obvious...perhaps that is the purpose for it...to expose the stains...anyway...the sponge is beautiful...i just do not have the heart to stain it...😅
Love the channel.
Do all the products you show ship to the states or are they U.K/europe shipping only?
Hello thank you sorry for late reply just saw this. I'm sure on that on every company has their own shipping policies
Fantastic! Thanks! 🎸🎶
have seen on other videos where the G3 works better than the auto glim
Thank you
🙏 thank you for watching
Hi there is there a link where you can buy the whole kit?
I cant catch the name of complete kit. Could you just write the name of this product here in the comments? Please and thank you.
Worked for me...
How would this scratch remover compare to t cut ?
I've got sponges, cloths and wax polish,already, can I use t cut, and save some money ? Or wouldn't you recommend it.??
This is better than T Cut. T Cut is awful in my opinion
I got the AG polish, but could i use meguiars compound ? Im going to attempt by hand of the whole car , before buying a polish machine
Compound with tackle scratches. AG will merely hide them short term. A decent compound by hand will do you better. Follow up with wax or ceramic spray
Hi, which of the two would be better for scratch removal this or meguiar's Ultimate compound. Thanks
For just one or scratches then id pick this. For doing a larger surface Id go for Meguiars compound
Do you have any advice for a 16 year old wanting to start a detailing business?
Hello first of all well done and respect 👏. 2nd I started with a pedal bike and a trailer and you can still offer a good service. But hard graft pedalling everywhere
Nice one Dave,
Is the scratch remover the same as their paint renovator?
Cheers
Nope, Paint Renovator has non-diminishing abrasives, unlike the Scratch Remover compound in this video 👍
@@AutoglymUK How does the Scratch Remover compare with your Professional-line Rapid Renovator Plus, as that's always what I have to hand for the same thing?
Hi Philip No they are different mate
@@owensteele1274 It is different. Although both have diminishing abrasives, Rapid Renovator Plus needs the speed and heat of a machine to get the abrasives to break down, Scratch Remover Compound will work by hand. If you used it in a machine it would break down far too quickly. hope that makes sense.
@@AutoglymUK Good detailers never stop learning. Thanks for the information.
Have you tried the turtle Wax scratch remover. I would love to see how they compare. And I must say I use some of auto Glym's products but been a new starter it's hard to see big results from there products. And when you buy trade from them the name is different on the bottle which confuses me straight away when I find a product I like then the name changes so I don't know if it's the same or different.
I havent but go check out detailing and the beast he just did a video on this!
@@epicautomotivedetailing thanks 👍
which is the best the auto glym in this video or maguires compound ?
All round tidy up then Maguire's mate. This is great for smaller touch ups where as megs is aimed at the entire car
I have a load of light(ish) scratches on my bonnet, I suspect from a local cat..... anything that can sort them??
Most compounds there days can tackle that. If you got s large area then something like meguiar's ultimate compound is a great starting point
Do you need the pad or can you use just a micro fibre cloth
You can use a cloth just told it over to reduce pressure
My honest review after using it on the same level of scratches as shown in this video. It does not work for anything other than a thumb rub scratch no point in spending the money when you could have just licked your finger and got rid of it like that 😂
David, did you try dads toothpaste?😛
Great vid thx as always
Lol No i didn't. Thanks for watching my friend
Is this any good for getting rid of bird etching?
I didn't have success with it. Best advice is heat gun
Epic
Thank you
Can I use the scratch remover compound on the whole car as a "deep cut" and then polish off after with the srp and then finish with a sealent such as gloss protection
Surely it’s a temporary filler tho
No fillers in the compound, but there is in SRP
Would this work on an older car without clear coat?