Featured Turtle Wax Graphene Paste Wax, Great Product

wax is primarily a protector that shields the paint, while polish is a restorer that corrects imperfections.

Just to clarify

 

At least there'll be enough of us for a group action lawsuit

 

For sale; 2 pots of unused unopened graphene polish
(Too soon?)

 

I’m probably going to get shot down, but I used it for the first time yesterday. TBH it doesn’t seem to be anything special and certainly no better than autoglym that I normally use.

 

Quick silence the heretic!!!!1

haha

 

Which AutoGlym product? He asks curiously.

 

The Autoglym super resin polish.

 

Is it plastic safe? Asking for a friend(s)














(On here)

 

It’s not designed for use on plastic etc but if any goes on by mistake it wipes off very easily and doesn’t leave any residue

 

Oh no, have we all been had?

 

I have shares in Turtle Wax, BTW

 

I have that and yes it is good, but it’s a polish not a wax so shouldn’t really be used on ceramic coatings or PPF.

 

Does it come in handy round squat pots?

 

Horses for sale were generally checked for age by the state of their teeth.

If you were given a horse it was bad etiquette to check its’ gnashers.

 

i use their waterless cleaner on my truck only takes 5mins to clean it I've never used water on it in 3 years
this stuff
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/38539771...uid=xV7lQVDuTVu&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

I've been using various waterless cleaners on my bikes for over a decade. Started with Vulcanet wipes, then realising they're a rip-off I moved to these waterless cleaners with microfibre cloths. A decent polish once done and good to go.

 

I’ve often wondered with these waterless cleaners if you’ve not rinsed the bike (or car) beforehand don’t you run the risk of just covering the surface with a myriad of micro scratches from all the road dust & grime as you run the cloth over it ?