gaz-cole

evening all whats the best type of polish to use on my my94wrx in red and at the same time on my mothers rover200 in metalic grey as she cant do it herself is the autoglym stuff any good? i used to get polish from work so not really upto date on it, thanks in advance.

bob r

iTrader: (46)

I would suggest reading the Polished bliss guide above.....it's a real eyeopener and will arm you with some good knowledge.

Rich @ PB

iTrader: (3)

Depends on what you want to achieve. Are you looking to correct defects (such as swirl marks and fine scratches) on either car, or just deepen the gloss on them? Also, are you planning to work by hand or machine? Also, just to make sure, do you want protective products (i.e. wax or sealant) as well, or just polishes?

gaz-cole

theres a couple of fine scratchs but mainly just to deepen the gloss until recently i only thought you had to polish? but if the sealents are going to help then thats ok.
p.s will be doing it by hand!

Northern Nick

iTrader: (1)

Cant beat a hand job, machines are never as good

Rich @ PB

iTrader: (3)

Ok, in that case a product that cleanses and glazes would be ideal, as this will help to hide the minor defects and boost gloss. I would suggest Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish topped with Blackfire All Finish Paint Protection would be a great way to get a good finish on both cars; if I was picking for each car on it's own there would be better alternative options, but as a one hit solution for both cars this would be the best bet. Both products go on best with German Applicator Pads, and are best buffed off with Deluxe Mega Towels. Here are a few links...

Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish
Ultimate German Applicator Pad
Blackfire Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection
Poorboy's Deluxe Mega Towel

ukdave

One of the best polishes ive used lately has been Einszett metallic polishwax(can use on non metallics weird but true),im a big fan of their waxpolish soft aswell to the point where i may stop buying poorboys.

my 1993 micra (runabout)