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Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 12:30 pm
by X5Sport
:bangin: :razz1:
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 7:01 pm
by huck
Having spent far too much time on detailing world, I'm always spending far too much money on detailing products. Have realised that a number of the products that sit, unloved, on my shelf are actually still pretty ace.
So, thanks to this thread, got out the AG HD today and gave the car a once over after a wash and clay. Very nice stuff indeed. Need to correct in summer at some point.
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 7:40 pm
by Chompers
An interesting thread indeed. I will freely admit that I find car cleaning a PITA . That being said I know I should put in some effort as the 5er is for keeps for a good few more years. Is worth using this AG HD stuff now with out any kind of claying (what ever that is) :-[ Or should I start from scratch and get the car machine polished and the adhere to a more caring regiem from that point onwards.
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 7:53 pm
by Rusty
Nice one, very shiney.
#huck, if you have any products you are looking to relocate, why not put them in the for sale section, I for one like to try other cleaning products but can't always afford or justify a new tub/pot/bottle. I have bought several items from DW members in the past. Just a thought
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Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 8:48 pm
by huck
Definitely something to think about but there's something completely irrational which makes me want to keep everything. Even the Turtle Wax scratch remover from aeons ago - it's like a history of my car washing >valeting > detailing.
Sad, I know.

Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:44 pm
by Benstan
[quote="Chompers"]
An interesting thread indeed. I will freely admit that I find car cleaning a PITA . That being said I know I should put in some effort as the 5er is for keeps for a good few more years. Is worth using this AG HD stuff now with out any kind of claying (what ever that is) :-[ Or should I start from scratch and get the car machine polished and the adhere to a more caring regiem from that point onwards.
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The latter I am sure is preferable; but we live in the real world. I've decided to live with the swirls and little scratches I've got and just keep the regular washing going. Now I know how easy the HD waxing is, I'll probably keep that going regularly too. If I were to get a full detailing done, I'd become obsessive in trying to keep it looking perfect and that's not a good place to be - after all it's, just metal, plastic, glass and a bit of leather and rubber right? (lights the blue touch paper and stands back)
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:46 pm
by X5Sport
+1 for your last........but it gives an escape from shall we say 'other duties' whilst cleaning the car..... O:-)
Especially if like me you end up doing both.....which takes ages dunnit..
Richard
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:08 pm
by huck
[quote="Benstan"]
[quote="Chompers"]
An interesting thread indeed. I will freely admit that I find car cleaning a PITA . That being said I know I should put in some effort as the 5er is for keeps for a good few more years. Is worth using this AG HD stuff now with out any kind of claying (what ever that is) :-[ Or should I start from scratch and get the car machine polished and the adhere to a more caring regiem from that point onwards.
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The latter I am sure is preferable; but we live in the real world. I've decided to live with the swirls and little scratches I've got and just keep the regular washing going. Now I know how easy the HD waxing is, I'll probably keep that going regularly too. If I were to get a full detailing done, I'd become obsessive in trying to keep it looking perfect and that's not a good place to be - after all it's, just metal, plastic, glass and a bit of leather and rubber right? (lights the blue touch paper and stands back)
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Good post. I'm not nearly as obsessed as I used to be. Still feel a good clay every now and again is worth it, though. Not a massive outlay in terms of time and the results with AG HD, for example, is noticeably better.
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:31 pm
by Chompers
Cheers guys for the advise. Yes we all live in the real world, but I think it's time to get to work ::)
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 11:43 pm
by huck
Just a quick pic from earlier. Beautifully smooth to touch and a lovely, deep and glossy finish.
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 11:56 pm
by Benstan
I'm not normally an X6 man, but from that angle and with that shine, I could be persuaded...looks really lovely.
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 8:06 am
by Chompers
Please stop with all these high shine 'X's >:(
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 10:53 am
by jaynana
[quote="Benstan"]
I'm not normally an X6 man, but from that angle and with that shine, I could be persuaded...looks really lovely.
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i'm an x6 man and a long way from getting one so that picture hurts! lol
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 11:46 am
by Jalf
[quote="Chompers"]
Very nice effort Benstan

really must get my fingure out and do my car one day :-[
[quote="Jalf"]
I was palnning a full detail, Snow foam, machine, menzerna, black hole, HD the whole lot but its been snowing and its minging so I'm just waiting

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Surely you need SNOW for the
snow foam 
) ::)
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Like British Rail would say, it's the wrong kind of snow

)
Re: Autoglym High Definition Wax
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 12:58 pm
by X5Sport
[quote="huck"]
Just a quick pic from earlier. Beautifully smooth to touch and a lovely, deep and glossy finish.
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I badly need to clean mine.....and apply HD Wax too.
R