Autoglym Ultra Deep Shine ok for use on Alpine White paint?
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bmwsport
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Hi all, i've heard this stuff is specially formulated for dark colour paints but will it still be ok for use on Alpine White? I've got a full bottle of the stuff in the garage so plan on using it today... if it's not going to knack my paint 
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mattsbmw
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I cant imagine it will knack your paint, just may not give such a deep shine, but i am no expert, others will be along soon 

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What coulour is it? If it is colourless or just white/grey I shouldnt imagine it would hurt, but I would test it somewhere inconspicuous first like the spare wheel well.
I keep looking at ours thinking I will have to polish her, I am afraid the poor thing only gets petrol station jet wash wax at the moment!
I keep looking at ours thinking I will have to polish her, I am afraid the poor thing only gets petrol station jet wash wax at the moment!
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B7
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I use it on my alpine paint and it's great. just because its specially formulated for dark colours does not mean it's only for dark colours.
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Thews
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I can only echo B7, use it all the time on my (partial) alpine white paint. I think it gives a fantastic shine. Certainly wont mark your paint work.
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Joe-318i
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i know its not white, but i used it on my car witch is bright red, and it did a really good job, was well pleased with the out come when i had finished, 
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sparky1972
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I use ultra deepshine on my brightred as well and then use the high resin finish (gold label 
bottle) and it looks just great

bottle) and it looks just great
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town325i
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i use the autoglym with the red label on it as its cheap and im to tight to buy the one with the black label. i think it works a treat

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fuzzy
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why would a polish damage your paint? 
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town325i
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when i used to be a preper for a body shop near to me they used all trade products and the wax was pink and if you put to much on it can stain the paint on a white carfuzzy wrote:why would a polish damage your paint?

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fuzzy
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but isnt this autoglm stuff a clear liquid?
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town325i
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yeah autoglym is whitefuzzy wrote:but isnt this autoglm stuff a clear liquid?

