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Autoglym Aquawax #629282
11/06/2008 23:29
11/06/2008 23:29
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Anyone tried this - you bung it on wet appearently, was thinking it would be good for my black Audi, anyone tried it ?

Last edited by mattB; 12/06/2008 12:48. Reason: Sig pic too big!
Re: Autoglym Aquawax [Re: MCMike] #629297
12/06/2008 00:05
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stick to the meguiars for that sexy audi mate. i'm a valeter i've used autoglym products for years, now i'm embarassed to admit it since discovering maguiars a couple of years ago, never turned back. i still try everything that auto glym brings out as i still use them for rubber dressing and sundries. that stuff will streak like hell.

get some maguiars polish, perhaps the next gen stuff(not massively familiar with non trade stuff), then finish off with gold class wax. you'll love it. disgraceful.

Re: Autoglym Aquawax [Re: ] #629300
12/06/2008 00:09
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I've not used alot of Megs stuff other than they claybar...but just recently tried the Autoglymn Aquawax. All i can say is it does the job pretty well. Your car has to be polished and waxed first though. Its a good supplement between washes to top up the wax thats already on the paint work. Its pretty easy to spray on and wipe off. Not sure how it compares to Meg's equivalent but I highly recommend it smile

Re: Autoglym Aquawax [Re: Kelv27] #629596
12/06/2008 13:20
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thanks guys - think i'll try it smile


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Re: Autoglym Aquawax [Re: MCMike] #632543
19/06/2008 17:41
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it's great for spit and shine wink use it between to layers of a nice wax and you'll be amazed...as for a "stand alone wax" it won't last more than 2weeks, tops...but it looks nice wink

Re: Autoglym Aquawax [Re: BrianMay] #633493
21/06/2008 08:29
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i have started to use it this year

its really good
when the car is still wet you just spray it on and wipe it dry then buff quickly
brilliant results

stick to good old english products not that american stuff(next we will all be buying v8s smoking cigars and playing violins in the hills :D)

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