Opinions on Autoglym

[Chris_Blue]

Chris, the latest SRP formula is virtually dust free if you use thin coats, and is also much easier to buff off now.

Think Ive tried it. Once its dry its still difficult to polish off too from what i recall
Might give it another go... but SONAX red all the way for me

[Clean Your Ride]

Think Ive tried it. Once its dry its still difficult to polish off too from what i recall
Might give it another go... but SONAX red all the way for me

Use a dampened applicator to apply the SRP; spreads it around easier and allows for thinner layers resulting in it being easier to buff off. If you are struggling to buff off dried SRP or any product actually, reapply said product back onto the dried on product and immediately buff off.

[philt91]

i have seen alot of people saying that autoglym SRP is great, think i will give it a bash, going to order up my wax and clay mitt over the weekend,

Am i right in thinking the right order would be

1. Wash Car thoroughly
2. Clay paintwork
3. Rewash Car
4. Polish ( with the SRP )
5. Wax Paintwork
6. Nice Chilled Pint

[mk2k41]

The order I do it if I'm doing the full works.

Pre wash (Surfex with pressure sprayer then snow foam)
Iron removal using Korossol
Wheels (wheel cleaner, Korossol, wheel woolies)
2BM body wash
If it's a warm day then pat dry
Clay mitt
Pat dry
Polish/glaze
Wax body work
Apply trim dressing
Clean windows and apply Glaco 99
Alloys sealed
Tyre dressing

Finished!
You don't need to wash the body work again after claying.

[Clean Your Ride]

^^ As above but no need to dry before claying

[Gazski66]

I have never had any problems with SRP no matter how long I leave it on for, also use it in sunlight all the time with no problems

[Clean Your Ride]

Me neither Gaz