Anbody had any experience of this ?
Any good?
How long does it last?
Any harmful side effects?
Supaguard??
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you would be better off using jetseal 109 [chemical guys].
or collinite wax. supaguard is,nt as super as it leads you to believe
or collinite wax. supaguard is,nt as super as it leads you to believe
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Supaguard, Autoglym lifeshine, Diamond brite etc are all the same sort of thing. Basically a paint sealant that "lasts up to 5 years" blah blah blah.
The dealer applies the sealant and you get a bottle of conserver which you add to your wash solution, This tops up the protection. So the original application does not last 5 years on it's own!
I'd agree with e30den, A good quality sealant (Jetseal is reasonably priced at around £20 iirc) or durable wax would be where my money would and does go.
My daily driver is wearing a layer of collinite 476s that I applied when it was delivered in september, The surface wasn't properly prepared really but it is still protecting the paint well. I am planning to detail it soon and get a couple of coats of 476s on to last until summer.
The dealer applies the sealant and you get a bottle of conserver which you add to your wash solution, This tops up the protection. So the original application does not last 5 years on it's own!
I'd agree with e30den, A good quality sealant (Jetseal is reasonably priced at around £20 iirc) or durable wax would be where my money would and does go.
My daily driver is wearing a layer of collinite 476s that I applied when it was delivered in september, The surface wasn't properly prepared really but it is still protecting the paint well. I am planning to detail it soon and get a couple of coats of 476s on to last until summer.

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Can be used at any time really, But is primarily applied to new cars as it is pushed in the sales patter.StuBeeDoo wrote:Isn't Supaguard for use on new cars pre-delivery???
The actual cost of the kit isn't that expensive as far as I am aware, Yet the dealers generally charge £350 for this miracle treatment.
I'd class it alongside snake oils etc.

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i used to have to apply supaguard kits at work and i dont think its really any different to using polish. and for your money you get a carpet treatment and window etching. not worth the money i dont fink 
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I worked for the dealers before & IIRC Superguard / Daimond Brite or wotever they call it cost them around £27,
and charged customers around £295.
I got my BM done at cost.
Havent polished/ waxed it for over 6 months & still looks great
and charged customers around £295.
I got my BM done at cost.
Havent polished/ waxed it for over 6 months & still looks great

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Thanks for all the advice guys - looks like the best bet might be one of the Chemical Guys products - any tips?
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Does that give a good shine as welld6dph wrote:I'd class it alongside snake oils etc.
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d6dph
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Almost as good as Zymol Vintage Ian, And a fraction of the price 
How's the business coming along?
How's the business coming along?

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Getting there, but not really starting in anger until the new year.d6dph wrote:How's the business coming along?
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