Autoglym Rapid Auto Wax

[guest5079]

A sign of old age is being sure you have read something but can't remember where.
At the moment this is very applicable as I am sure that I have read somewhere about this Autoglym product on Club Jazz.
I bit the bullet and bought some.
I was a little concerned about the instruction of not drying the car but just spraying it on and wiping it over, where does all the water go? Well it does, somewhere the water disappears as you spray on the gubbins. A rub over with the second cloth and he presto a gleaming Honda Jazz.
Also the paintwork felt silky smooth.
Well worth the money.

[Dayjo]

Seconded! 

I wash with Autoglym shampoo. Rinse, then dry off with Autoglym Aqua Wax.

Lovely, sparkly finish! 

Was this the post? http://clubjazz.org/forum/index.php?topic=7291.msg33221#msg33221  See final post, by peteo48.

David.

[guest5685]

I've never used Auto Glym products, always preferred Maguires car shampoo.
And been very happy with the results.

Now, as the bottle is almost empty I may give the Autoglym a go after reading your post. 

[peteo48]

I've been delighted with this product - now called Aqua Wax. You get 2 microfibre cloths with the kit (shame they are both light blue - colour coding for wiping and then buffing would help).

Sceptical at first but really easy to apply and the acid test is how it repels water - the beading effect. It does this really well.

Might not last as long as a dedicated hard or liquid wax but then it is really easy to re-apply.

Smells nice too!

[guest5079]

My thanks to Stilldrillin and Peteo48 for their assistance with my old guy memory
.
 Indeed this was the 'post' that put me onto the Aqua Wax.

[guest4312]

 
Always use autoglym products-ease of application and their HD wax is particularly good !

[RichardA]

I've been using a similar product called Demon Shine Spray on Shine. It works on the same principle of spray and wipe on a wet car, no drying required.

[John Ratsey]

I've just ordered a lifetime supply of the Autoglym Express Wax http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Autoglym-5ltr-Express-Wax-with-free-spray-bottle-and-2-Microfibre-cloths-/291469643082?. Comments suggest it is the same as Aqua Wax (of which I'm almost at the end of 0.5 litre).

[peteo48]

Looks like an excellent buy John. I may get some myself. On detailing world it is said to be exactly the same product. For some reason Autoglym still sell the retail product in a kit with 2 cloths which must cost more.

[guest5669]

I use AutoGlym Rapid detailer which is just brilliant. I've been detailing cars for over 10 years AutoGlym's products are very good I have to say.

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[peteo48]

Yes - the Rapid Detailer is good as well and is supposed to leave "a layer of polymeric protection" according to AG's advertising blurb. The advantage of the Aqua Wax is you can use it on a wet car.

I often wonder if you could maintain a decent shine and protection just using these products alone. I do tend to use Autoglym Super Resin Polish from time to time.

[guest5669]

Yes - the Rapid Detailer is good as well and is supposed to leave "a layer of polymeric protection" according to AG's advertising blurb. The advantage of the Aqua Wax is you can use it on a wet car.

I often wonder if you could maintain a decent shine and protection just using these products alone. I do tend to use Autoglym Super Resin Polish from time to time.

This is one my favourite wax's for the money easy on easy off the shine is excellent on my Perl Black.

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