Meguiars 3in1 Wax Versus Autoglym Super Resin Polish

Battle of the most popular hand polishes....
Meguiars 3in1 Wax Versus Autoglym Super Resin Polish
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[@kniksman]

"If you do not have a machine polisher ...fear not you are completely normal". Haha brilliant. 👍

[@roscopervis]

The new formula SRP is much more durable compared to the old one. It's application, as you noted is also less chalky. I think for today's standards you should have tested the current SRP formula as it is quite different.

[@noeking9095]

The money you save with the auto glym you can buy your wax which will beat the megs durability

[@Fantic1980]

Valet Pro Mad Wax is 5 quid a jar, FK 1000p is 14 quid (£4 for a sample, that lasted me a year.) You could buy both for the same price as Mags.

[@noeking9095]

Fantic1980 exactly!! I have the fk1000p very good wax & value for money and tin lasts years they should really make a smaller tin say 200g for £9-£10

[@noeking9095]

Regnar Ex DoomerX I completely understand. If I lived a busy life I’d still make the time to apply a nice thin layer of wax separately (20-30 second a panel and a quick 5 sec buff per panel) total added time approx 5 mins I’ve done it many times obviously add more time on larger cars and more time if you want the wax to cure for longer . I know 5 mins is still extra time but think of this way you it’s worth it on the long run because you wouldn’t need to do it again for approx 8 -10 months if you used fk1000p or Collinite or any other good durable wax but if you went with the megs I’d guess you’d need to do it every 3-4 months depending how good the durability is. if you use one of those £5 hand car washes or use products which are not PH neutral then more than likely they would strip off all your hard work. Its happened to me after a 2 day detail i went to do my maintenance clean and wasn’t aware of my car shampoo and my wheel cleaner were way to aggressive and all that hard work I put in was comprised 😞 lesson learnt. That wasn’t even that long ago I never knew about ph but after watching forensics detailing channel I’ve learnt so much

[@mgbgth5097]

apply autoglym extra gloss protection after SRP

[@RobWhittlestone]

Excellent video, Jon. I really appreciate your detailed approach. All the best, Rob

[@jdisdetermined]

Whew, I sure do not miss hand polishing entire vehicles.. anybody remember TR3 Resin Glaze in the metal cans? That stuff was awesome in its day. My dad still has cans of it in his shop along with a bunch of other detailing products from 20-30+ years ago. Looking in that cabinet is like a detailing time machine. Big rough terry cloth towels and his old rotary polisher probably weighs 20 pounds with a giant 9" backing plate and huge rigid shelled fluffy wool pads friggin' 3" thick.. we have it so much easier now, detailing has come a looooong way.. 👍👌✌

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hello,I own and used the Megs 3 in 1and find it very good, oxidised paint on my car was gone, certainly brings the shine on the car,I use the Megs range anyway.

[@kenjoubert945]

Thanks for the test results love your videos , that red paint looks glorious

[@daiwilliams6232]

Love the videos loads of great advice! Keep them coming!

[@quemada100]

I agree. I have squeezed too hard and had the auto Glym all over my garage too.

[@alexbutcher8024]

Great video I've just gone out and washed my car just to polish it after with SRP as it was over due and have not used SRP in a while. Your video made me miss its ease of use and excellent results.

[@petethompson1282]

try sonax bsd and get real ease and hydrophobic feel

[@alexbutcher8024]

@@petethompson1282 how did you know. I just bought some in Friday and used it after Polish to be quick as it was getting dark. I was very impressed with it :)

[@woncho1]

My first brand was Autoglym while getting into detailing! Once in a while I still use them.

[@retroal]

Ive been using SRP for a long time and love it for my quick valets, i also do a little trick to give a bit more durabilty by adding some Lifeshine into my SRP dispensor and mixing them both together

[@jeffhughes1318]

I just spent two days detailing the S4 and used SRP for the first time in years. It did a cracking job I must say. My wrists are now falling off, but I'm happy....

[@TheJbsportstech]

Its hard work srp apparently its not so chalky now

[@JWL-UK]

I've been using SRP for years and it's a great product for using by hand and even better if you have a buffer like Ryobi's cordless one. Dusting could be an issue and I agree that spils are hard to avoid. But there's another very good consumer product for paint enhancement that has NO filling capability and is noticeably more abrasive than SRP. That's Poorboys 2.5 and I got the tip from Brian at Apex Detail. I used it this weekend with my Ryobi buffer and a bit by hand on a 12 year old Corsa that had never been polished. I bought the car a month ago and I'm now getting it back to life. The paintwork was sandpaper-like! Anyway, decon, iron remover, 2x clay steps etc later, the car was ready to be polished and the 2.5 did an amazing job very easily! Its ability to remove imperfections and do a deep-clean is awesome. It did not remove much in terms of swirls, that'd require a proper machine. But I was shocked at the results in terms of depth, colour and gloss. Sealed the car with Sonax BSD (rain was coming so no time for anything decent ie Fusso to cure) and that will be it until spring. I plan on using SRP as part of preparation for the summer months as Poorboys did its job already.

[@Martinjelley]

Great video as always, I have used SRP for well over 10 years and loved it. But gave triple from AF a go ( saw the megs but was put off by the price) and it was great, seems to fill well and is just as glossy to the eye. But it is alot more durable.

[@alexbutcher8024]

If its more durable it seems great value, I have had my eye on AF Tripple 3 for a while and based on the comments ill have to buy sooner rather than later :)

[@chopper602]

John, you've used the old formula of SRP. It was vastly changed 'years' ago. You can tell, as 'new; has a union jack on the front label

[@stuartmolyneux64]

I've lost count of the amount of times the wind has gusted, the bottle has fell on it's side and ejaculated some of the contents onto a bit of plastic trim at quite a high speed. D: The same thing happens with Autoglym Glass Polish. If anyone wants to buy Autoglym SRP, then i'd suggest either Ebay for £11 per litre or Amazon and buy the "Super Resin Polish Kit" (500ml+Big sponge Applicator+Finishing cloth) for about £15.50 when it's on sale.

[@zaink7037]

I remember first coming across your channel by searching SRP. I'd say these products are good for maintaining paintwork which you've machine polished and want to hide scratches you might have put on after washing

[@MBgiraffe]

Great video. I’m glad I’m not the only one who finds srp honks a bit. I used to use it religiously from about 99 until I discovered Limeprime. I found after a driveway day with srp the fumes would make me feel like I’d downed a pint of espresso.

[@Audittr2108]

Thorough testing as always! Don’t use an AIO these days but if I do, it’s Bilt Hamber Cleanser Polish that I swear by.

[@patrickellis3205]

I tend to use AG products almost exclusively apart from the Meg’s plastic polish which is really good, however if I found an AG product that did the same plastic polishing job I probably would use that as well. Funny how some of us are deeply brand loyal, I think it sometimes overrides common sense and the fact that different manufacturers sometimes make better products! Nice video thank you 😊

[@MrPistonhead90]

I love the Autoglym Super Resin Polish, for me it delivers great results with very little effort. I have found however that after a few weeks, maybe months the product "melts" into a milky liquid in the bottle after first opening, even after giving it a long hard shake it still flows out quickly like water. Its the new formulation. Its performance does not seem to be affected though so I just live with it and use it as normal. Anyone else had this happen?

[@rxdetailer1424]

Still one of my favorites for 1 step paint enhancement . Use it roughly once a month to maintain a glossy look before adding a hybrid ceramic spray as a topper 👍 . Great vaue for client use too.

[@BionicRusty]

Well done, mate. It’s good to read that a (professional?) detailer actually thinks that SRP has a place in detailing. 👏👏

[@rxdetailer1424]

👍 actually using the Meguiar's all in one 😃

[@BionicRusty]

@@rxdetailer1424 😂

[@DavidC1]

i bought the megs 3-1 a few weeks ago but havent had time to try it out. looking forward to trying it today or tomorrow.

[@danmorrissette4814]

Love Your sense of Humour Jon~!!! ;)-

[@MrFrancispiche]

Hi John! very good video as usual .. will you soon talk about the products you saw at Paradise Valley, in Arizona?

[@alf6787]

Try autoglym radiant wax(latest version). Trade version of SRP with a wax/sealant finish. Less dusty/chalky and more durable. Finish is very water repellent and on par with some paste waxes.

[@col72]

Great review Jon ,would infinity turbo wax (sealent)be OK on top of srp or should I just put infinity on bare paint then a wax on top.

[@StephenTownsend-UK]

First ..... Great work as always John, Now lets see the Turtle Wax Ceramics

[@ForensicDetailing]

gonna be a while mate

[@StephenTownsend-UK]

@Farina Marcini TURTLE WAX RELEASES A FULL CERAMIC LINE

[@Charlie-gx9lm]

Wonder if you can use the meg’s 3in1 on a very hot day I’ve used srp on smoking hot black paint and it still buffed off nicely without smearing

[@jimdorrell3209]

Charlie 400 agree with you same here

[@RedPillAdventurer]

I use auto glym SRP and find that if you get residue in gaps which you don't rub out will become a white hardened material. Kind of like hard white toothpaste. It also leaves white residue on rubber areas around windows for example.

[@celtos255]

if neither filled swirls/removed or offered any real protection, what exactly have they done.

[@gert-janvandenberg4156]

I have used SRP for many years, the newer formula, wich is out for a few years now, doesn't dust and offers longer protection then the older version. Only downside is that the newer formula turns watery thin very quick, the older version stayed thick no matter how old it was.

[@Fantic1980]

Winning the test with a nice box and smell, even though it's double the price ... ok. You could argue that Auto Finesse Tripple, which I've tried to compare to SRP. Gives the same results as Megs, but 10 quid for 500ml

[@ShortCycle.]

First thing I thought of was AF Tripple - having bought on a whim recently... Equally available in H@lf*rds and offering similar qualities.. I've not used the Megs but having tried Tripple and SRP back-to-back I prefer Tripple to work with, oilier, and easier on/off + results seem very similar to SRP but has more repellency to it.

[@christopherlocke6115]

Love this channel, top work as always mate 👍 I watched your soft99 video & picked up a tin of " king of gloss" omg my black vw Tiguan looks epic

[@petethompson1282]

Halford, £9 on offer for the big ottle - amazing. Last me a lifetime.... then someone gifted me another bottle - TWO lifetimes supply. I doubt im ever going to need a mild hand polish ever again... to be fair SRP is one of those that make you go "woah" by hand. I think it has great filling ability?

[@fordyford]

Have you done many videos in the past about looking after ceramic coating? With so many people having their cars ceramic coated these days a lot of the products you test for the exterior I don't use anymore. Also keen to see a great product that gets rid of those white hazes on plastics.

[@nickloftus9079]

1L of Srp + bilt hamber double speed wax only £28.81 vs 473ml of meguires at £20. Both options on amazon i would choose the srp and bilt hamber wax. It will last longer. Great review as always.

[@ForensicDetailing]

yes but you have to do 2 sets of buffing and waiting for cure perhaps.. but yer this is the decision. the megs stuff I really like actually I can see myself using it.

[@danlc95]

Great video, Jon! Thank you! 3 in 1 vs Duragloss 501?

[@place_one]

Great video. I used the autoglym on my mk v golf (black paint) and it did come out so nice. I'll be tryi g the meguiars next up for sure. Halfords also have a offer on all meguiars right now which is a mega bonus. Also I just watched you drying towel video and noticed you didn't have the meguiars towel?

[@philelson113]

Great work as always John, think you may have been better testing the Meguiars product against AutoFinesse Tripple which is a closer type of product. Also a really good swirl filler.

[@ForensicDetailing]

yer could be a good comparison that. I borrow some tripple of reg he just bought some

[@fester.]

Autoglym Super Resin Polish then auto finesse glaze i have never seen a car shine just sayin,great vid again

[@ahmadzulhilmibahzin5385]

Meg's 3 in 1 wax VS Meg's liquid cleaner wax?? Wich one is better? I have been use Meg's cleaner wax for long2 time for my white paint car..

[@richardtingle466]

Great thanks for that keep up your great work 👍👍👍

[@brianhunt914]

Could have a go with AF tripple against these I like it alot for this type of product..

[@eliott12b]

Do you ever use powermaxed? Was given some yesterday when buying a car it was individually around the same price as Autoglym and meguiars ? Have you ever reviewed any?

[@declanflaherty8958]

Hi Jon, thanks for the review! Just a quick question. My Dad does not have a DA so I was thinking Meg's would be good for him. The only thing is that he has Tac Moonlight on it at present. Clearly he needs to remove that before doing the work with Megs but would Megs remove the Moonlight or not? Cheers for your reply. Dec

[@kikcodog]

I have to ask, why would you want to remove a "light" ceramic coating and replace it with a synthetic polymer that won't perform nearly as well? Leave the Moonlight alone until it's dead and then clean it up and reapply if you have enough left. Megs 3-1 is more an All-In-one polish like 3D speed. If you use it with a medium cutting pad and a DA you'll buff out light swirls and scratches. I used to use their cleaner wax the same way for 1-steps and now they've basically taken a product that's been around for 30 years and refined/upped the abrasives and probably tweaked the polymers.

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly, still a fan of SRP though.

[@gunghoblazes]

Used it by hand. Was able to hide some swirls but washed off pretty easy after a couple rinsless washes. Used by machine. Cleared up some swirls and lasted about as long. When used by hand it slighty hid or cleared some water spots but as I looked closely I could see them. By machine I was able to remove them.

[@JWL-UK]

Sealing it with Fusso Coat will preserve its effect/filling for up to a year, if the car is well maintained. I do a wipe down first to remove any oils left from SRP.

[@fnagdungdagint]

JWL Surely, the wipedown would clean off the SRP?

[@brammachiels2755]

I use the SRP as a paint cleanser honestly. If you really want to use it as a polish, use it with a machine. By hand it requires way too much work to really make anything happen. I use this with a machine on a dull paint to bring the shine back and to remove imbedded dirt before a really good sealant like a Fusso Coat.

[@JWL-UK]

Great advice, I do the same.

[@michaellawrence3085]

I've detailed for years and I found for hand polishing and protection in one , auto hlim was the best

[@hakman239]

Srp is an all in 1 polish it has a sealant in it they said that in an old autoglym video on KZbin

[@petethompson1282]

yep it now lasts 30 washes so, price wins as its the same

[@Andy-fu6vp]

Awesome. Thanks

[@SpeckyMcSporran]

Good testing as usual Jon! I know it shouldn't matter but the price really puts me off Megs. I'm a fan of SRP but I'd always add a wax or sealant over the top so the lower price can account for the cost of that.

[@ForensicDetailing]

a lot of the megs stuff is crazy money isnt it. especially when it do damn cheap in the US. things like wheel cleaners for 16 quid a bottle or snow foam for 20 quid rrp a litre... dunno they must know what they are doing but, they have lost a lot of shoot outs on my channel becaxuse of the price. I tend to really like how the megs products go on though generally.

[@SpeckyMcSporran]

@@ForensicDetailing I agree. And don't get me wrong, I don't think I've ever found a Megs product that I didn't like. I'm surprised they haven't invested in production facilities in the UK or Europe.

[@alexbutcher8024]

@@ForensicDetailing Get some cheap while your over there hahahaha

[@chriswright2552]

New to your channel but really appreciate the detailed reviews! Any tips on how SRP fits with HD Wax and Polar Seal? Do they all overlap or is there a good sequence? Cheers !

[@ForensicDetailing]

use SRP to beutify and make the paint glossy and prime the surface for the wax. Then wax with UHD. And use polar seal in the winter or cooler months to instantly top up beadings. The autogylm rapid ceramic spray is also well worth a look its really good.

[@tonysousa420]

Great video thanks 👍

[@JakeHewlett]

I am commenting around 12 minutes in and have watched you for some time and my comment is in regard to "haze" as far as I am ware most if not all polishes do not recommend drying to a haze? I know specifically the AutoGlym Super Resin mentiones drying to a haze however I would be interested to hear your opinions on this? should you let Super Resin dry to a haze and or buff immediately?

[@ForensicDetailing]

I would let it dry to a haze. As the solvent vaporizes the resins harden and bond.

[@philippeviolain5906]

Hello can you tell me if i can use turtle wax seal n shine over SRP? Is it worth? I enjoy your videos and your sense of humour

[@sjmedia_official]

Hi can I use Meg 3in1 with maschine polisher and which pad?

[@clairlewis6487]

Very informative video. I am planing on a diy home ceramic job on my white car. Can this auto Glym be used as a diy polish before I apply the ceramic coat

[@ForensicDetailing]

no mate

[@adrianmonk68]

SRP every time for me! I like the smell BTW lol

[@MrHipwell1989]

John I think that srp you used is the old formula, pre 2012 Ish if I remember correctly

[@johnmusk367]

Matthew Hipwell yes can tell by the labeling

[@ObsessiveCarDetailer]

Really good video Jon👍 I have tried quite a few products but Autoglym is a brand I always seem to come back to as a tried & trusted tool to have on the shelf. I am about to recon, correct & protect the Wifes car and will be going with all AG products this time around

[@ForensicDetailing]

SRP plus UHD is a pretty simple combo that delivers good results isnt it.

[@ObsessiveCarDetailer]

@@ForensicDetailing Its a tried and tested reliable combo. I will use DDSi as my sacrificial layer with either GT One car shampoo or Simplwax as my maintenance shampoos. Still undecided on the products for my car. I want to use some of the products I have used on my channel this year but my car is my baby so we will have to see🤔

[@sbaddison]

You really need to try the revised SRP. Pretty much zero dust, better formulation & longer lasting protection.

[@stuartsinclair6269]

Just a question boss, swirl marks are perfectly circular which mean the hand buffer machine causes the swirls, plus you put way more pressure on the paintwork with a hand machine buffer.

[@ForensicDetailing]

no they look like they are round, its like an opitical illusion stuart.

[@TerryNibbler]

Do you detail other peoples cars aswell like as a buisness. New to the channel and will certainly be sticking round 👌

[@braisRA]

Great video! Maybe this sounds like crazy. I have CarPro Reflect, Groject 2000 and PB White Diamond Glaze. I have no machine. Do you think I could mix these 3 products to have a 3in1?

[@ForensicDetailing]

no mate.. have a watch of my video on mixing sonax bsd and beadmaker about my thoughts on randomly mixing chmeicals togther.

[@S40TBS]

Hi what polish do you use on your wheels?

[@Knards]

Koch Kemie is now in the US with what seems to be a decent catalog. Maybe someday explain the number system? I am looking at a light polish and see P3.01 and P3.02 but dont know the difference between them

[@tonyosullivan2382]

Jesus, watching all your content over the time you have your m140 makes me definitely want to get a red colour car next. Its absolutely beautiful 👌

[@ForensicDetailing]

bmw paintwork is better than it gets credit for. it has veyr hard thick clear. And it makes the car look nice and glossy. Red seems a good base color to show the gloss. got buff the front again soon just got it back form body shop

[@tonyosullivan2382]

@@ForensicDetailing ya it really looks a quality paint colour. I'm mad to get a 4 series gran coupe next but they aren't done in Melbourne red so contemplating a 3 series instead. I'm torn.

[@ForensicDetailing]

@@tonyosullivan2382 lol Im torn too yer. f series 340 or 440 gransport. they are cars I would consider as well. price will drop now the new model is out on the 3 series.

[@tonyosullivan2382]

@@ForensicDetailing I was thinking that alright. I'll have to be patient but I don't have much, ha. Love the channel, lookin forward to the next one. Good luck mate.

[@DavidC1]

your paint is looking very nice

[@alexbutcher8024]

Could you do a video on the new/current SRP vs the one you have. I have the older one too and have heard that the older one has more/better abrasives and the newer one is more of a filler than polish.

[@ForensicDetailing]

yer problem is this bottle will last me years!

[@alexbutcher8024]

@@ForensicDetailing I agree with on that. I got a litre as well. Will last longer than me haha.

[@petethompson1282]

p.s. new version has more wax in it apparently it last 20 washes. worth checking - i have both old and new, i could try a test

[@stuartmolyneux64]

The next time i use SRP, i'll be topping it with one or two coats of CG Cherry Wet Wax. It won't be durable, but i'm expecting epic levels of gloss. 🤩

[@JWL-UK]

Try Bouncer's Done and Dusted Si Edition. Nothing beats it in terms of gloss. Lasts >1 month\1000 miles in my experience.

[@Tim955w]

Could you please advise, i'm getting a new car that will be arriving in the winter i don't have a garage and would like to give it some protection before any winter maintenance, i live in a rural area with loads of muddy / gritty lanes so safe washing is important. Once i get my vehicle home, would it make sense? to clean by the following process (i have not got any of this yet so feel free to change anything i have suggested). Jet wash, lower areas with citrus wash (type?), jet wash, APC (Bilt Hamber Surfex HD), jet wash, snow foam (Bilt Hamber), jet wash, Shampoo (Bilt Hamber), jet wash, Hand Polish ( Autoglym SRP or new Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions polish & Wax ), and lastly some of the new Turtle wax Ceramic Spray Coating. Would you miss the mechanical hand polish over the winter to reduce possible scratch issues on this brand new vehicle and maybe do it in the spring? Thanks for all your great content you have given me some serious inspiration in these challenging times.

[@ForensicDetailing]

Hi Tim have a watch of these mate washing kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4bcpYqXgdmChdE decon kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3OcdKFjfMp9p9k polishing kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3rCnmWohJKCpq8 products kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2jUZnhugN9gebs

[@jamesely4371]

How does Ultra Deep Shine compare to Super Resin Polish? Would be keen to hear thoughts on Autoglym's UHD Polishing Compound

[@karlhulme8014]

Not used UDS for a while but the main difference is that UDS does not need a protective coat, it will last much longer than SRP.

[@panspermiahunter7597]

AutoGlym is excellent if you compare price to the maybe minor percentages Meguiars won, I will stick with AutoGlym, and thanks for your comparison.

[@martinbyfleet3898]

Could I use this product on a regular basis, I do like hand washing my car every week.

[@612morrison]

Your theory about autoglyms naming of Super resin polish may be right but is called radiant wax in the 5lt trade tin and it's the exact same stuff. I've never tried the Maguire's product but the autoglym works really well used with a machine.

[@goatee01]

I still fall back to SRP when I can't be bothered getting the machine and it's related paraphernalia out

[@thanasisagalos771]

Hello jon.The Autoglym SRP what type of polish product is ? Heavy cut, medium cut or finishing?

[@ForensicDetailing]

filler glaze very light cut/finishing primer really

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

Great video

[@thomaswhatling6709]

What about auto finesse tripple compared to 3 in 1 wax. Both have identical claims

[@jaediccacairns4754]

Whilst the Meg product shades it, the difference in price should have a greater significance. With the extra tenner saved, you could buy the wax or sealer product that would put the contest on a very different level.

[@andrewbethell9013]

Hi could you please do a segment on mer polish black or blue its not cheap thanks

[@moron1182]

Hey would this actually remove light swirls or does it just fill them

[@ForensicDetailing]

Both. On machine can remove swirls by hand more filling

[@andrewsmith7126]

How would mer ultimate compare with these two products

[@Adam-rs6go]

can you do a versus video on Sam's Detailing polish/wax in comparison to the likes of autoglym and meguires please

[@christaplin2557]

Did you say R spec or Ar&e pec?

[@shopafelic]

I always thought Autoglym was only a polish and not a wax. I liked the results of using the Super Resin Polish and then applied a layer of Meguiars Gold Class Wax on my previous black car. Was it not meant to go like this? This ought to improve its hyrdophobic effect but indeed an extra step.

[@hakman239]

What about using a proper polish by hand or infinity wax turbo 6 aio it’s not a polish

[@jackhogan2077]

Mags 3 in 1 was on sale in Halfords today for £15

[@kikcodog]

Wow. Megs 3-in-1 is only $15 even on Amazon in the States. There's a hugh premium in the UK. They need to work on closing that gap.

[@Kyle_2412]

Here's an interesting thought Jon... Meg's is twice the price, easily enough of a price difference to allow you to buy a cheap wax. Would AG+Wax beat the Meg's product? Almost 100%.

[@mrh5312]

I’m sticking with srp. I’ve been using it years and I’ve got nothing but good things to say about it. I believe the finish I get using it as a “pre wax” product with a good quality ceramic wax over the top gives me a lovely finish with all the protection I need and it does a great job of masking the micro swirls on my black car. I guess the meg product is okay for those who want the wash apply and go treatment but it’s no hardship really for me to buff twice. Srp and my choice of wax are easy enough to remove when applied sparingly.

[@ForensicDetailing]

yer I hear what you say.. Ive been using SRP for a loong time, Im talking decades and the finish is nice.

[@FragGile]

I’ve always felt Meguires products are over priced and quite frankly mediocre. SRP I have used for over 10 years and it does a great job at a sensible price.

[@alexoneil8035]

Did u hang ur wall cupboard upside down?

[@emmanuelhud1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@richardtingle466]

What’s the music at the end of your video please? P.s great channel

[@ForensicDetailing]

I wont be found be simon alexander look hijm up on yhou tube

[@the_wilkini]

Hood are you in the US of A good sir?

[@user-kp9qb4it8y]

For a all in one, nothing come close to Bilt Hamber cleanser polish 👍

[@carl_marks1626]

I’ve gone off the autoglym. Dries too quick and has got more chalky over the years. It’s good for glass though.