Autoglym HD wax

[Rusty]

Been lookong at this to finish off my car but it's getting pretty pricey. Any alternatives people can recommend?

[Christophski]

The meguires stuff is pretty good... Im sure the Polishing Frenchman will be along at some point to give some advice in his area of expertise...

Either that or Ryan with his knowledge of what to use on high end cars!

[mac2226]

Been lookong at this to finish off my car but it's getting pretty pricey. Any alternatives people can recommend?

can't go wrong with autoglym not used anything else besides this stuff and there products reasonable price too last time I paid £40 from halfords

[rynaqui]

Hi Andy I've got a few lovely waxes I can bring by for your car, anything else you might need I can bring along surely not a problem

[Sonic]

There's lots of decent hard-waxes out there so just depends on price and durability you're after really.

IMO i'd look at - http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wax/do.../prod_405.html or http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wax/ch.../prod_337.html for yours.

[Rusty]

Cheers, Andy. That's more the sort of money I was hoping to spend. Ideally I'd like something that lasts a while, as cleaning cars is less appealing to me than spannering or driving them

[AndyP]

This has a reputation for being the most durable wax around, not the easiest to buff off, but it will last.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Collinite-...item3ce501b736

Then just keep it topped up with this, the easiest liquid wax to use, you can do the whole car in half an hour

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Collinite-...item2ee61311b8

[kimandrb]

I'm very happy with the Fusso Soft 99, extreme water repellent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYpMfkneZHY

[Michael S2]

Chemical Guys Pete's 53 is what I use. Tub lasts ages as well.

[AndyP]

I'm very happy with the Fusso Soft 99, extreme water repellent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYpMfkneZHY

Why did you have to post that? Now I want to buy more wax

[andy10v]

Looks like a video of me washing a car

[vonbeck]

Why did you have to post that? Now I want to buy more wax

me too matey!!!!!!!!! damn that man

[s2driveruk]

Collinite is good value and does last well

[Fat Audi 80]

This has a reputation for being the most durable wax around, not the easiest to buff off, but it will last.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Collinite-...item3ce501b736

Then just keep it topped up with this, the easiest liquid wax to use, you can do the whole car in half an hour

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Collinite-...item2ee61311b8

This. I have used collinite for years. Good value, lasts for bloody months and looks good too if the car is prepped properly. I am on my second tin. First one lasted about 5 years doing multiple cars!

[Fat Audi 80]

Why did you have to post that? Now I want to buy more wax

Any decent wax will bead or sheet like that if prepared correctly.

(Plus it is on a Porsche with a sloping bonnet!)