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aaron17 wrote:Thoughts about this spray sealant product? I have been using autoglym for a while and these days its a pain to clay, polish and wax.Its just too tiring for me.The results is great but in the end it does not last long...I jus mad for all that work..
Info? Pic of bottle?MG Man wrote:aaron17 wrote:Thoughts about this spray sealant product? I have been using autoglym for a while and these days its a pain to clay, polish and wax.Its just too tiring for me.The results is great but in the end it does not last long...I jus mad for all that work..
how often are you claying etc?
You could try the hybrid ceramic wax after you do all the elbow work. It gives a decent sacrificial barrier. The Meg spray sealant is decent too but the Hybrid takes it up a notch
Use handLes Bain wrote:Potentially interesting thread. You own a electric polisher OP?
I use to do it every 6 months of doing a full process.MG Man wrote:aaron17 wrote:Thoughts about this spray sealant product? I have been using autoglym for a while and these days its a pain to clay, polish and wax.Its just too tiring for me.The results is great but in the end it does not last long...I jus mad for all that work..
how often are you claying etc?
You could try the hybrid ceramic wax after you do all the elbow work. It gives a decent sacrificial barrier. The Meg spray sealant is decent too but the Hybrid takes it up a notch
Ok coolMG Man wrote:the spray sealant you asked about will probably give you 6 months protection in our conditions
What I like about the hybrid ceramic is the added sacrificial layer of protection, which you can apply on top of your final wax, to 'lock it in'
If from reading that's your process, I would say invest in a da polisher as well.aaron17 wrote:Use handLes Bain wrote:Potentially interesting thread. You own a electric polisher OP?
nick639v2 wrote:If from reading that's your process, I would say invest in a da polisher as well.aaron17 wrote:Use handLes Bain wrote:Potentially interesting thread. You own a electric polisher OP?
Mg I feel I will give it a try yes, watched a couple YouTube vids and it does look promising
Les Bain wrote:nick639v2 wrote:If from reading that's your process, I would say invest in a da polisher as well.aaron17 wrote:Use handLes Bain wrote:Potentially interesting thread. You own a electric polisher OP?
Mg I feel I will give it a try yes, watched a couple YouTube vids and it does look promising
Yes I, you fall into my trap. Could you recommend a polisher? I try my best but there's only so much you can do by hand, far less when weather and time are factored in.
MG Man wrote:Les Bain wrote:nick639v2 wrote:If from reading that's your process, I would say invest in a da polisher as well.aaron17 wrote:Use handLes Bain wrote:Potentially interesting thread. You own a electric polisher OP?
Mg I feel I will give it a try yes, watched a couple YouTube vids and it does look promising
Yes I, you fall into my trap. Could you recommend a polisher? I try my best but there's only so much you can do by hand, far less when weather and time are factored in.
Meguiars Dual Action buffer is awesome...not exactly cheap, but idiot proof (as proven by me)...
What are those other brands.INHUMAN wrote:All dem mothers amd meguiars watered down formulas of the 20th century are garbage now...many other brands for fraction of the cost doing the equivalent job.
INHUMAN wrote:All dem mothers amd meguiars watered down formulas of the 20th century are garbage now...many other brands for fraction of the cost doing the equivalent job.
Would like to know the longevitiy test of sff.I spann wrote:Bought one on Friday at Garage Fresh for $140,and the Gold Class car wash was $100
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