Auto Glym HD Wax
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- ChemicalAl
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Bought this stuff the other day and the results are amazing!
Not cheap at £40, but it should last for a couple of years and the pack includes 2 applicator sponges (pre-moistened - nice touch!) and a very nice buffing cloth.
Anyone else toyed with the idea of purchasing this?
Not cheap at £40, but it should last for a couple of years and the pack includes 2 applicator sponges (pre-moistened - nice touch!) and a very nice buffing cloth.
Anyone else toyed with the idea of purchasing this?
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winx
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we use Autoglym at work and have pretty much every product they make. I have used the HD wax and was not amazed by it, didnt seem to last very long once on the paintwork.
Liquid Hardwax on the other hand goes on so easily and seems to last ages.
Did a test a month ago with my offroader with HD wax on one sife and liquid hardwax on the other. After a month of salt/road grime and 2 days 'extreme' offroading and generally not caring for it the liquid hardwax is just as good as when it went on, the same cannot be said for HD wax. You can guess which one we use on the F1s
Liquid Hardwax on the other hand goes on so easily and seems to last ages.
Did a test a month ago with my offroader with HD wax on one sife and liquid hardwax on the other. After a month of salt/road grime and 2 days 'extreme' offroading and generally not caring for it the liquid hardwax is just as good as when it went on, the same cannot be said for HD wax. You can guess which one we use on the F1s
hd wax is pricey for jo public £20 odd quid for trade it,s ok but liquid hardwax [extra gloss protection] will give longer lasting results like most sealants do.
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cliffybabe
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Ive used HD on all my motors first bought it last year round june time its wicked stuff ive got some pics of the wax after using it on my misses VXR my old ZR and my Merc
Go out and get some today
Go out and get some today

Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
liquid hardwax is the trade name for egpwinx wrote:whats the difference between liquid hardwax and extra gloss protection? Read the labels the other day and seem to do the same thing!?
- grantfk10
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A review from AutoEXPRESS: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/p ... ction.html
although I've used it and would still recommend it!
although I've used it and would still recommend it!
- ChemicalAl
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http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/p ... ition.html
Need I say more.
Spend the £35-40 and you'll get great results and not have to buy any more for at least 1-1.5 years.
Need I say more.
Spend the £35-40 and you'll get great results and not have to buy any more for at least 1-1.5 years.
1987 E28 528i Diamond Black 74k
1986 E28 525e Saturn Blau 72k
1988 E28 525i 56k
1987 E28 525e 51k
1991 E32 730i SE Granite Silber 75k
1988 E30 316 Black 81k
1992 E30 318i Touring Diamond Black 43k
1990 E30 325i Touring Alpine White 2 65k
1986 E30
1986 E28 525e Saturn Blau 72k
1988 E28 525i 56k
1987 E28 525e 51k
1991 E32 730i SE Granite Silber 75k
1988 E30 316 Black 81k
1992 E30 318i Touring Diamond Black 43k
1990 E30 325i Touring Alpine White 2 65k
1986 E30
Ali. dependent on the volume of carnuba your looking at 4-6 weeks durability not two years. High end waxes will give approx 8 weeks protection. Again this all comes down to the environment your cars in. Rain, salt etc.ChemicalAl wrote:Bought this stuff the other day and the results are amazing!
Not cheap at £40, but it should last for a couple of years and the pack includes 2 applicator sponges (pre-moistened - nice touch!) and a very nice buffing cloth.
Anyone else toyed with the idea of purchasing this?

Gino, I think he means the bottle will last two yearshubble wrote:Ali. dependent on the volume of carnuba your looking at 4-6 weeks durability not two years. High end waxes will give approx 8 weeks protection. Again this all comes down to the environment your cars in. Rain, salt etc.ChemicalAl wrote:Bought this stuff the other day and the results are amazing!
Not cheap at £40, but it should last for a couple of years and the pack includes 2 applicator sponges (pre-moistened - nice touch!) and a very nice buffing cloth.
Anyone else toyed with the idea of purchasing this?
- ChemicalAl
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Yeah, was talking about the wax tub lasting 1.5 years. I was pretty liberal with my application and I'd say I used about 15ml of the 150ml tub. Therefore, 10 applications x 8 weeks coverage = 80 weeks overall cover (hence my 1-1.5 year estimate).
1987 E28 528i Diamond Black 74k
1986 E28 525e Saturn Blau 72k
1988 E28 525i 56k
1987 E28 525e 51k
1991 E32 730i SE Granite Silber 75k
1988 E30 316 Black 81k
1992 E30 318i Touring Diamond Black 43k
1990 E30 325i Touring Alpine White 2 65k
1986 E30
1986 E28 525e Saturn Blau 72k
1988 E28 525i 56k
1987 E28 525e 51k
1991 E32 730i SE Granite Silber 75k
1988 E30 316 Black 81k
1992 E30 318i Touring Diamond Black 43k
1990 E30 325i Touring Alpine White 2 65k
1986 E30
I knew that ....Alyman wrote:Gino, I think he means the bottle will last two yearshubble wrote:Ali. dependent on the volume of carnuba your looking at 4-6 weeks durability not two years. High end waxes will give approx 8 weeks protection. Again this all comes down to the environment your cars in. Rain, salt etc.ChemicalAl wrote:Bought this stuff the other day and the results are amazing!
Not cheap at £40, but it should last for a couple of years and the pack includes 2 applicator sponges (pre-moistened - nice touch!) and a very nice buffing cloth.
Anyone else toyed with the idea of purchasing this?

- ChemicalAl
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Yeah I was told by a chap to get the best results - wash thoroughly, chamoix, apply EGP let it cure for 20-30mins, buff off and then use HD wax to finish.
Just did it and am very happy with the results!
Just did it and am very happy with the results!
1987 E28 528i Diamond Black 74k
1986 E28 525e Saturn Blau 72k
1988 E28 525i 56k
1987 E28 525e 51k
1991 E32 730i SE Granite Silber 75k
1988 E30 316 Black 81k
1992 E30 318i Touring Diamond Black 43k
1990 E30 325i Touring Alpine White 2 65k
1986 E30
1986 E28 525e Saturn Blau 72k
1988 E28 525i 56k
1987 E28 525e 51k
1991 E32 730i SE Granite Silber 75k
1988 E30 316 Black 81k
1992 E30 318i Touring Diamond Black 43k
1990 E30 325i Touring Alpine White 2 65k
1986 E30
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e30bmlover
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iv just ordered some from the bay.. iv gotta give the hellrot some protection!!



