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Title: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: Stokie Mac on 03 October 2009, 18:26
Has anyone on here used this wax??..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/AutoGlym-High-Definition-Wax-Carnuba/dp/B001I29YXS
Whats it like anygood & is it the best wax??..
Im been offered it for £15 is that a good deal or not??..
 :cool:
Cheers..
 :smiley:
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: Uruk Hai on 03 October 2009, 18:33
It gets good write ups and a lot of people do like but if your going to buy it buy because you think it'll be for you and not becasue you've been offered it at a low price  :smiley:
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: Stokie Mac on 03 October 2009, 18:36
It gets good write ups and a lot of people do like but if your going to buy it buy because you think it'll be for you and not becasue you've been offered it at a low price  :smiley:

Good pont mate..
:wink:
What is the BEST wax to get then,as im wanting to wax my car & unsure what wax to get??..
 :undecided:
Cheers..
 :cool:
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: Dan J on 03 October 2009, 23:23
it is a good wax but over priced imoa!!! 15 squid is a good price and i'd say go for it.
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: dragonfly on 05 October 2009, 09:27
Has anyone on here used this wax??..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/AutoGlym-High-Definition-Wax-Carnuba/dp/B001I29YXS
Whats it like anygood & is it the best wax??..
Im been offered it for £15 is that a good deal or not??..
 :cool:
Cheers..
 :smiley:

What is the condition of your paint? To get the best out of a wax you need a good base. A good wash, a claying (if required), a polish and then wax will achieve good results.
For durability try Collinite 476. Also recommended is Dodo Juice and Pete's 53.
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: Guy on 05 October 2009, 09:49
What is the BEST wax to get then,as im wanting to wax my car & unsure what wax to get??..

ambiguous question without a budget parameter
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: nogrille on 05 October 2009, 12:41
http://www.detailingparadise.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1133

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Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: ChrisDT on 08 October 2009, 13:46
I used it on the mk3 today and it has coem up so well.  The water beeding is fantastic on it, Did the roof yesterday (in the garage) and by the time i had driven to my folks this morning the roof was dry (5 mins away).  The finish is brilliant but as said, it needs a good base to work with.  Just popped some pictures of mine in the mk3 section done today but here is one more...

(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v387/406chris/RearGolfClean.jpg)

I'll try and get a proper close up of the paintwork too.
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: ChrisDT on 08 October 2009, 13:53
Better paintwork picture - it's not perfect but it's the original paint and a 1996 car!

(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v387/406chris/Wingpaint2.jpg)

(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v387/406chris/Wingapint.jpg)

ONLY Autoglym products and finished with HD
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: dragonfly on 08 October 2009, 19:26
Nice depth there, it'll be interesting to see how durable HD is.
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: Schuey on 08 October 2009, 21:30
It gets good write ups and a lot of people do like but if your going to buy it buy because you think it'll be for you and not becasue you've been offered it at a low price  :smiley:

Good pont mate..
:wink:
What is the BEST wax to get then,as im wanting to wax my car & unsure what wax to get??..
 :undecided:
Cheers..
 :cool:

I have tried Zymol Carbon on a few of my cars, MKV GTI/R32/ED30 but got hugely varying results despite the same prep routine.

Switched to the AG HD Wax which has given a better but also easier finish for me, some times the Zymol was a nightmare, durability & beading were better with Zymol on the GTI but going back to the point made, if you're on a budget of £20-30 I would say the HD is fine.

I have also picked up a Grey A3 S Line , so will HD that this weekend & put some pics on here.
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: dubber36 on 16 October 2009, 11:18
Nice depth there, it'll be interesting to see how durable HD is.

HD is not that durable on it's own. It will last for about 5-6 washes, but if you top it up with AG Aqua Wax every other wash, it'll last for months. If you use it as a drying aid, you'll do a whole car in around 10 minutes.

Aqua Wax is quite expensive in the shops, but you can get it in 5 litre containers for around £20 off the AG trade vans.
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: dragonfly on 16 October 2009, 16:32
Nice depth there, it'll be interesting to see how durable HD is.

HD is not that durable on it's own. It will last for about 5-6 washes, but if you top it up with AG Aqua Wax every other wash, it'll last for months. If you use it as a drying aid, you'll do a whole car in around 10 minutes.

Aqua Wax is quite expensive in the shops, but you can get it in 5 litre containers for around £20 off the AG trade vans.

That's what I expected.  IS the 5 litre trade tin not known as something else?
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: waxamomo on 16 October 2009, 16:52
£15 for HD is a bargain  :laugh:
Title: Re: Auto Glym High Definition Wax
Post by: dubber36 on 16 October 2009, 17:43
Nice depth there, it'll be interesting to see how durable HD is.

HD is not that durable on it's own. It will last for about 5-6 washes, but if you top it up with AG Aqua Wax every other wash, it'll last for months. If you use it as a drying aid, you'll do a whole car in around 10 minutes.

Aqua Wax is quite expensive in the shops, but you can get it in 5 litre containers for around £20 off the AG trade vans.


That's what I expected.  IS the 5 litre trade tin not known as something else?

It is. It's called Express Wax.