Hi, I was walking down my road at uni, and saw a bloke polishing his E36, he was using some autoglym product which is fair enough....
To apply it he was using what looked to be a large sponge? It looked to spread the polish around well...Just wondering if someone could enlighten me on what it is please? And where I couold perhaps get a cheap one to try...
Thanks
Sponge....
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I use meguiars applicators which are round sponges, does spread well and also means you don't waste loads as you would using a cloth as the surface area is always the same, whereas a cloth would need to be folded etc.
You say large sponge, the applicators i use fit in your palm.
You say large sponge, the applicators i use fit in your palm.
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Thats brill thank you I shall do a bit more googling....
It looked about the size of two hands together with a different surface on each side? Or at least thats what it looked like.
It looked about the size of two hands together with a different surface on each side? Or at least thats what it looked like.
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He may have been using a normal sponge then, like the one's that have the glass cleaning surface on the other side to remove bug splatter
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The meguiars one's aren't solid all the way through (it's like 2 circles stitched together) so don't soak up what ever your applying, this means that you waste less. It's also really soft so gives a good spread without the streaky lines you get when using a cloth.
The meguiars one's aren't solid all the way through (it's like 2 circles stitched together) so don't soak up what ever your applying, this means that you waste less. It's also really soft so gives a good spread without the streaky lines you get when using a cloth.
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Cheers for the info dude will look into 
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OR!!mattyb240 wrote:Hi, I was walking down my road at uni, and saw a bloke polishing his E36, he was using some autoglym product which is fair enough....
To apply it he was using what looked to be a large sponge? It looked to spread the polish around well...Just wondering if someone could enlighten me on what it is please? And where I couold perhaps get a cheap one to try...
Thanks
You could just basically knock on the mans door and ask him what he uses.. Before you punch him in the nose!
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rwikky wrote:OR!!mattyb240 wrote:Hi, I was walking down my road at uni, and saw a bloke polishing his E36, he was using some autoglym product which is fair enough....
To apply it he was using what looked to be a large sponge? It looked to spread the polish around well...Just wondering if someone could enlighten me on what it is please? And where I couold perhaps get a cheap one to try...
Thanks
You could just basically knock on the mans door and ask him what he uses.. Before you punch him in the nose!
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