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I get on very well indeed with this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3705700684...84.m1423.l2649
It won a recent AutoExpress test, beating Autoglym's HD wax which costs three times as much.
You can't admit to using it though, as it's not made in a shed on a desolate moor by wizened artisans from bits of twig and badgers....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3705700684...84.m1423.l2649
It won a recent AutoExpress test, beating Autoglym's HD wax which costs three times as much.
You can't admit to using it though, as it's not made in a shed on a desolate moor by wizened artisans from bits of twig and badgers....
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R222 that's a fantastic wax .results are same as expensive wax many more times its price. Easy on easy off, durability not best but for 2-3 weeks good beading .
Also even better with a base coat of auto finesse 3 in 1 sealant. Or car lack nano 68.
Also even better with a base coat of auto finesse 3 in 1 sealant. Or car lack nano 68.
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Since my previous post (number 12, above), I've now gone over to this:
http://www.armorall.eu/uk/news/item/...shed-performer
which is easier to apply and works even better (same discalimer about twigs and badgers applies though).
http://www.armorall.eu/uk/news/item/...shed-performer
which is easier to apply and works even better (same discalimer about twigs and badgers applies though).
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