In my opinion i would prefer the beads to run off than to sit on the paint. the reason is simple, If there is just a shower and the sun comes out after the rain passes by, the water drops will act as a magnifying glass and can etch marks into the clear coat. The less drops and the chances damage will be less as well.
Very nice! My neighbors thought I was a mad man watching me detail my cars, now they are coming over asking for advice on how to restore their cars appearance LOL. Doing the cars is kinda of my ZEN time it relaxes me,, and I love the way the wife's car looks on her. Keep up the good works.
I use auto glym aqua rapid wax and it looks great after rain for a good two or three weeks and then it starts to leave faint water marks but I usually wash it once a fortnight as I'm obsessed.
@@Jackster I agree , the neighbours always comment on how shiny it is, just got myself some autoglym tyre dressing and fast glass which I can't wait to try out.
I use the autoglym, wash my car once a month and the more you use it the better it gets ,i always get people asking how i keep my car with showroom appearance.
Sometimes we can get wrapped up in finding the greatest, shiniest, most durable wax or sealant out there, but a lot of people forget that your car will look better than 99% of cars out there if you just do a wash and spray wax every couple of weeks! Glad the Autoglym is working out for you :-)
I use both. AG while I dry, then detailer spray to remove any water spots that got sun dried then finish off with quick wax. Only as weekly/bi-weekly wash and dry method, every month I apply a proper dedicated carnauba or synthetic wax.
You’re absolutely right unfortunately. I’m fairly new to making videos and I didn’t realise this would be an issue. In my later videos I use the auto volume function of iMovie, though, so hopefully they’ll be better from now on!
I think it's really fine for use on glass. Many companies advise against using wax on the windshield because it can cause wiper blade stuttering, but you can probably use it on your side-glass no problem. Overall, though, I'd recommend using Aquapel on all your exterior glass surfaces and then to avoid using any wax on top.
The instructions state that it should be applied to a dry car, but on the official Meguiar's Forums their head of worldwide training actually said it's OK to apply it to a wet car. If I'm using Ultimate Quik Wax I'll usually apply it to my car when it's wet just so that I can wax and dry at the same time.
I havent used the Meguiars one but I cant believe it took me too this year to buy the Aqua wax. I have not used my drying towels since I bought the Aqua wax as it take pretty much the same time and effort just to apply Aqua wax instead.
I use the Aqua Wax. Its very good and Autoglym give and 2 good quality microfiber towels. I would like to ask you about Meguiars Ultimate Compound. Is it easy to use by hand? I see you use it easy without any problem. What is the tip? To put little polish to the pad?
I find the Ultimate Compound fine to apply by hand. Lots of people say you need to use a machine to get meaningful results, but I’ve used it by hand to remove old wax, to remove sap stains, and to do some paint renovation without issue. It’s hard work, and you’d probably only want to Compound areas with identifiable problems (I.e. swirls, scratches) by hand rather than over the whole car, and then use Ultimate Polish or Super Resin Polish by hand over the whole car. Follow up with a Paste Wax.
I've never had any complaints about that, but I have had complaints from neighbours about trailing my hose all the way from the back garden through to the front of the building. I don't see why anyone would complain about the run-off - unless you have some problem with the drains in your area then it should surely all just wash away? Some people will just complain about anything.
So true! Most non car people thinks you're crazy for taking care of the car. But we who cares, know that it really pays off ;) Too funny video ;) Cheers.
WHOA...don't need to compound to remove old wax or sealants. Just use some ISO, as that will do just fine. Compound has micro-abrasives, and you're cutting away clearcoat.
Halfords almost always has either Meguiar's or Autoglym on a 20%-off offer, so I think that's a really good idea - there's really not a whole lot between them.
There are two followups, both in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL8zIiVhsRZRqoFrFthGBawoBQHvdxhjPW The result is that Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax shows better durability in real-world conditions.
Its ok, my neighbours think I'm insane too. Not a fan of these 'spray on waxes' I've used Sonax BSD and wasn't that impressed. I'll stick to my PB black hole and FK1000P combo.
The outcome is here: ruclips.net/video/oep4ibRIGlk/видео.html After a few weeks, the Ultimate Quik Wax had definitely maintained its water-repelling qualities better than the AutoGlym Rapid Aqua Wax.
The thing I find annoying about the Ultimate Quik Wax is you’re supposed to dry the car first then apply the wax then buff it to a shine. For a weekly wash it’s just too much work. The fact you can apply the Rapid Aqua Wax at the same time as you’re drying the car is a big plus!
That is the reason I have got into using the aqua wax and with the good old Scottish weather it usually rains straight after the car is washed anyway. I use the Meguiars Ultimate wheels I find its so much better that the Autoglym fast wheels. for the last few months I have been using Autosmart ultra moose thro my foam gun and I would recommend that over any of the other snow foams out there, it was £27 for 5 litres but you mix it 120 to 1 which is only a cap full per litre so I haven't made a dent in the bottle and that is washing 2 cars every week.
Meguiars is the way to go. Been using them for 6-7 years now and I'm not switching! That spray on wax tho... nothing I would use, go with Ultimate Compound and finish with Ultimate Liquid Wax, by hand or polisher.... the result is just awesome!!!
@Jose: Hi Jose, I don't use polisher, too afraid to damage the paint, I would need to practice a bit before using it on my own car, so I'm going in manual mode :)
mikealanzo yeah lol. I got it recently but It doesn't look like It's ever been detailed. And how do you do it "manually"? I'm also using the clay bar at the beginning because who knows how much tree sap and road grime Is embedded into the paint.
It ultimately depends on the product you use. I believe with some older products, compounding will remove deep scratches from the paint but actually introduce its own smaller scratches. You need to use a polish to get these out. However, newer products like M105 and Meguiar's Ultimate Compound claim not to need a follow-up polishing step if used correctly, and I have found that to be the case. For this experiment it wouldn't have been wise to follow up with a polish because polishes often have glazes in them which would have interfered with the bonding of these waxes and led to an unfair test. However, if I was compounding my own car as part of a regular detailing regimen then I would generally follow up with either Meguiar's Ultimate Polish or Autoglym's Super Resin Polish simply because I'd like to use the built-in glazes to help hide any scratches which the Ultimate Compound couldn't correct.
you forgot to use a IPA wipe down to get rid of any iols from the compound polish and also your supposed to use a micro polish after the compound polish as well, so remove any haze and possible swirl marks, just to be perfectly done like meguiars compound polish and then the ultimate polish and then IPa wipe down, then apply the wax / sealants, that's the proper way of doing a test and also in real world conditions ie: road film and rain hail shine dust dirt etc, so apply the wax's and then wash the car after a week on the road driving etc then check how good they are holding up ? cheers :) Also most people will use some sort of IRON Removaer after a while before the or during the wash process and clay the painted surfaces which i do not recommened, as the iron remover is strong and can remove any protection unless its a dedicated SIO2 ceramic sealant etc. :)
Mine too, I keep getting the ‘your gonna wash the paint off’ comments (as if it’s my first car and I haven’t been washing my cars once a week with no problems for years). Thing is they obviously don’t know that all modern cars are clear coated you’ve gotta be using some pretty abrasive techniques to get the paint off plus BMW actually recommend washing their cars once a week they say it will do no harm and is best paint care practice.
My neighbours think I'm barkers for washing mine up to 3 times a week in winter. Snow foam only. Two bucket wash in summer. Last car was black - never again. Current car is dark blue. As for the test - I've used both. I think the Auto Glym Rapid Aqua Wax has a better life and beading. The water is also still sheeting off (while driving) far longer than Meguiar's does. Meg's is good, but AutoGlym gets my vote in this one. Both a great finish though.
@@forza223bowe5 : My neighbour has same car as me in black, but he takes his to the £5 one bucket carwash every Friday. Mine has a good polished and waxed finish. His looks like a kid as taken a brillo or scouring pad to the paintwork, when the sun hits it. He laughs at me - I just shake my head.
Hey David - no update yet. I've hit a slight hitch - the Volvo isn't my car, it's my Dad's, and he's had it washed a few times since this video. He says he opted for a wash without a wax, but the water behaviour indicates that there may still have been some wax or conditioner in whatever the car wash guys used on it. I don't want to make any judgements on either product's longevity now given that I think the surface has been contaminated with an additional product. I'm going to redo the test using my own car (the red MINI in the background at the beginning of the video - I didn't use it in this video because I'd just spent a weekend machine polishing it and using Meguiar's Ultimate Paste Wax on it and didn't want to undo my work!). I'll be doing the initial shine and water behaviour test along with the longevity test in the one video, so it may be a few more weeks before it's up. I'll reply to this comment to let you know what it's available, though!
Details darn it, lol. I just watched your whole video and then tried searching 4 your next vid. Then i found this comment. Ps, your neighbours think your insane, lol. 😉👍
Details In a car wash where a car is blown dry there will almost always be some kind of wax product involved as the wax helps to reach a good result when the car gets blown dry. If they didn't use wax the dry result will be very poor.
Great video. The aqua wax is an excellent wax for one reason only above all else and that is because u can use it as a drying aid makes drying and waxing ur car super easy in effectively one step. But for the ultimate wax gleaming shine u just cannot beat a pure carnuaba paste wax.
steve johnston Okay do you have any favorite to recommend, I have been thinking of buying meguiars Carnauba paste wax but I'm not convinced it's that good in tests.
Palle H well the nxt paste wax works well. Or u could go autoglym hd wax. But really any was with carnouba in will do. Beeding marvellous. Just have a look at online car detail suppliers they have many options. Such as elite car cleaning. Or clean your car or race glaze.
Palle H but in all honesty if u just want a decent wax autoglyms rapid wax or aqua wax really does an excellent job. But if u want something longer lasting probably best get a professional to apply lifeshine.
Good video. I use the aqua wax as a top up. When I wash the car.. atleast once a week just use it as a drying aid. Neither product will ever give you same results as a proper wax but as a top up can't beat it.
Hi. Interesting video. I have an xc60 as well, bought it last month. I’ve been using autoglym aqua wax for the last 9 years for the 3 cars I’ve owned since and a motorbike. I do alternate it with autoglym ultra deep shine. Aquawax has never let me down. Thanks and will wait for your update when you use it on your car.
Hi Yes i have but for old paintwork as its used to remove minor scuffs and scratches and to restore gloss to all types of paintwork. On the brand new bike i still haven't used it as the paint work is still fresh from the factory.
Good question! I haven’t used Sonax BSD but I’ve heard a lot about it. I think there could be a good video in showing how it works and how it compares to other spray products.
Feels like the video was mess up.Meguire on first then tape of then Meguire again that's like two against one lol using autoglym on Meguire that's like 75%-25% 🤣 just saying
Haha! I actually moved a year ago. Getting my hose out to the front here was a real pain. It's much better at my new place! Hope you're enjoying the couch 😎
Stop kidding yourself. With such spray detailers, theres hardly any difference. Even if you compare your Swissvax vs Zymol carnaubas, theres also hardly any significant differences. The ONLY thing that gives a jaw-dropping diff is: WET-SANDING + multiple rounds of machine compounding and polishing. Last step products contribute only 10% to the final looks.
Dude, you were like scared of the chick when she walked by? You wear a Star Trek t-shirt? First you clean your car, then wax it, then make it wet again lol. No wonder they think your crazy lol.... Anyway, Great video! Educational!
Quite interesting but please drop the irritating American habit of beginning with "Hi, what's up guys" It's not as if we can tell you if anything is up and I suspect you don't really care anyway.
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In my opinion i would prefer the beads to run off than to sit on the paint. the reason is simple, If there is just a shower and the sun comes out after the rain passes by, the water drops will act as a magnifying glass and can etch marks into the clear coat. The less drops and the chances damage will be less as well.
Very nice! My neighbors thought I was a mad man watching me detail my cars, now they are coming over asking for advice on how to restore their cars appearance LOL. Doing the cars is kinda of my ZEN time it relaxes me,, and I love the way the wife's car looks on her. Keep up the good works.
Why not mix the two ✌️ for the ultimate Auto Mcguire finish
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i dan't have the autoglym to compare but on a black car the meguiars performs very well, it hides some swirls and gives a very good gloss
I will stick with Autoglym ,Mags is a lot harder to buff off and it leave smears ,used it once rest of it can go in the bin
The Maguiars wax can be used on interior plastic as well . Fantastic stuff
I use auto glym aqua rapid wax and it looks great after rain for a good two or three weeks and then it starts to leave faint water marks but I usually wash it once a fortnight as I'm obsessed.
I find that if you wash your car regularly like we do then you can't really go wrong with either :-)
@@Jackster I agree , the neighbours always comment on how shiny it is, just got myself some autoglym tyre dressing and fast glass which I can't wait to try out.
looks like maguires one delivers better results but it takes a lot more effort to apply the maguires
I use the autoglym, wash my car once a month and the more you use it the better it gets ,i always get people asking how i keep my car with showroom appearance.
Sometimes we can get wrapped up in finding the greatest, shiniest, most durable wax or sealant out there, but a lot of people forget that your car will look better than 99% of cars out there if you just do a wash and spray wax every couple of weeks! Glad the Autoglym is working out for you :-)
Every Sunday weather permitted i wash and wax my car inside and out my mot garage always comments on how mint it looks
Me too 😄 What products do you like using?
@@Jackster autoglym is all i use
I use both. AG while I dry, then detailer spray to remove any water spots that got sun dried then finish off with quick wax. Only as weekly/bi-weekly wash and dry method, every month I apply a proper dedicated carnauba or synthetic wax.
Is it me or is sound volume very low in places? I can't hear you!!
You’re absolutely right unfortunately. I’m fairly new to making videos and I didn’t realise this would be an issue. In my later videos I use the auto volume function of iMovie, though, so hopefully they’ll be better from now on!
Hi, the Autoglym Aqua wax bottles description says it can be used on glass, but in the ‘how to use’ part, it says “exclude the glasses
I think it's really fine for use on glass. Many companies advise against using wax on the windshield because it can cause wiper blade stuttering, but you can probably use it on your side-glass no problem. Overall, though, I'd recommend using Aquapel on all your exterior glass surfaces and then to avoid using any wax on top.
Is Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax required to apply on a dry surface or a wet surface?
The instructions state that it should be applied to a dry car, but on the official Meguiar's Forums their head of worldwide training actually said it's OK to apply it to a wet car. If I'm using Ultimate Quik Wax I'll usually apply it to my car when it's wet just so that I can wax and dry at the same time.
I havent used the Meguiars one but I cant believe it took me too this year to buy the Aqua wax. I have not used my drying towels since I bought the Aqua wax as it take pretty much the same time and effort just to apply Aqua wax instead.
Glad you like the Aqua Wax! I think it’s a really good product. Have you tried other waxes?
Yea I use AG HD Wax or Megs #16
Did I miss it, but you didn’t seem to compare the price of these two???
I use the Aqua Wax. Its very good and Autoglym give and 2 good quality microfiber towels. I would like to ask you about Meguiars Ultimate Compound. Is it easy to use by hand? I see you use it easy without any problem. What is the tip? To put little polish to the pad?
I find the Ultimate Compound fine to apply by hand. Lots of people say you need to use a machine to get meaningful results, but I’ve used it by hand to remove old wax, to remove sap stains, and to do some paint renovation without issue. It’s hard work, and you’d probably only want to Compound areas with identifiable problems (I.e. swirls, scratches) by hand rather than over the whole car, and then use Ultimate Polish or Super Resin Polish by hand over the whole car. Follow up with a Paste Wax.
dont use compund too abrasive use a fine finishing polish or a pre wax cleaner then ipa wipe
Good advice - I'm considering using something like AutoGlym's Intensive Tar Remover in future to remove the need for compounding to remove old wax.
Superb comparison have you had any issues with washing the car on the street neighbours moaning or the council about run off from washing the car
I've never had any complaints about that, but I have had complaints from neighbours about trailing my hose all the way from the back garden through to the front of the building. I don't see why anyone would complain about the run-off - unless you have some problem with the drains in your area then it should surely all just wash away? Some people will just complain about anything.
Great test of these products, I think I’d prefer the less friction of autoglym when applying,
thanks for the review 👍🏻
So true! Most non car people thinks you're crazy for taking care of the car. But we who cares, know that it really pays off ;)
Too funny video ;)
Cheers.
Meguairs wins for me. Autoglym can be problematic in certain temperatures
WHOA...don't need to compound to remove old wax or sealants. Just use some ISO, as that will do just fine. Compound has micro-abrasives, and you're cutting away clearcoat.
Nice video! Any idea how long that lasted for?
Great video,I'm going to use Autoglym😋
They are different type of wax, does Autoglym sell spray wax which doesn't have to spray on wet surface?
Not that I know of. They only sell two sprayable products - Rapid Aqua Wax and Polar Seal. Both are intended to be sprayed on a wet panel.
Noooo Jack.... where’s your follow up video??? I neeeed to see it, crying here 😢 am waiiiiiting
Do you do the voice of Groundskeeper Willy from the Simpsons? Lol
Out of them two I would probably go for whichever is on the better offer at the time.
Halfords almost always has either Meguiar's or Autoglym on a 20%-off offer, so I think that's a really good idea - there's really not a whole lot between them.
can u pls pls tell me where your pink mini spray bottle is thanks
It's currently sitting in my cupboard :-)
Hi There,
I noticed that You haven't shaken the Meguiars spray wax. which You should! Also, remember express wax can be applied wet or dry.
Where the follow up video?????)🤔🤔🤔
There are two followups, both in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL8zIiVhsRZRqoFrFthGBawoBQHvdxhjPW
The result is that Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax shows better durability in real-world conditions.
For the 2nd bottle you didn’t spray water on or did I miss that?
The Meguiars has to go on dry - the autoglym is specifically for when the car is still wet after a wash.
Why do autoglym quote CONTAINS REAL CARNAUBA, have they been using FAKE CARNAUBA at some point??
I think the piece in the middle where the blue tape was worked best
this is only protection the work is In the polishing before you wax the car should be at its best then this is to keep it locked in
Its ok, my neighbours think I'm insane too. Not a fan of these 'spray on waxes' I've used Sonax BSD and wasn't that impressed. I'll stick to my PB black hole and FK1000P combo.
what was the outcome after some time?
The outcome is here: ruclips.net/video/oep4ibRIGlk/видео.html
After a few weeks, the Ultimate Quik Wax had definitely maintained its water-repelling qualities better than the AutoGlym Rapid Aqua Wax.
Yes but Meguiar is £29.50 while Autoglym is only £12.37.
Autoglym wins hands down
I love the speed and ease of Rapid aqua wax, it speeds up the washing and waxing process and leaves a very long lasting shine.
The thing I find annoying about the Ultimate Quik Wax is you’re supposed to dry the car first then apply the wax then buff it to a shine. For a weekly wash it’s just too much work. The fact you can apply the Rapid Aqua Wax at the same time as you’re drying the car is a big plus!
That is the reason I have got into using the aqua wax and with the good old Scottish weather it usually rains straight after the car is washed anyway. I use the Meguiars Ultimate wheels I find its so much better that the Autoglym fast wheels. for the last few months I have been using Autosmart ultra moose thro my foam gun and I would recommend that over any of the other snow foams out there, it was £27 for 5 litres but you mix it 120 to 1 which is only a cap full per litre so I haven't made a dent in the bottle and that is washing 2 cars every week.
Meguiars is the way to go. Been using them for 6-7 years now and I'm not switching! That spray on wax tho... nothing I would use, go with Ultimate Compound and finish with Ultimate Liquid Wax, by hand or polisher.... the result is just awesome!!!
mikealanzo that's what i need to do to my car. It hasn't been detailed in over 10 years.
mikealanzo what polisher did you use?
@Jose: Hi Jose, I don't use polisher, too afraid to damage the paint, I would need to practice a bit before using it on my own car, so I'm going in manual mode :)
@Jose: Holly hell, 10 years? :)
mikealanzo yeah lol. I got it recently but It doesn't look like It's ever been detailed. And how do you do it "manually"? I'm also using the clay bar at the beginning because who knows how much tree sap and road grime Is embedded into the paint.
Should have washed it a couple times. To see if they still beaded afterwards.
Check out my follow up video! The result is that the Meguiars UQW is definitely more durable.
U didn't want too admit. Mags is the winner
Are you not supposed to polish after compounding?
It ultimately depends on the product you use. I believe with some older products, compounding will remove deep scratches from the paint but actually introduce its own smaller scratches. You need to use a polish to get these out. However, newer products like M105 and Meguiar's Ultimate Compound claim not to need a follow-up polishing step if used correctly, and I have found that to be the case.
For this experiment it wouldn't have been wise to follow up with a polish because polishes often have glazes in them which would have interfered with the bonding of these waxes and led to an unfair test. However, if I was compounding my own car as part of a regular detailing regimen then I would generally follow up with either Meguiar's Ultimate Polish or Autoglym's Super Resin Polish simply because I'd like to use the built-in glazes to help hide any scratches which the Ultimate Compound couldn't correct.
Is that a micro or shami.
DIGGIN' 4 LIFE - Metal Detecting History Channel looked like a Meguires micro cloth
Yup, that's right! Meguiars microfibre towel.
you forgot to use a IPA wipe down to get rid of any iols from the compound polish and also your supposed to use a micro polish after the compound polish as well, so remove any haze and possible swirl marks, just to be perfectly done like meguiars compound polish and then the ultimate polish and then IPa wipe down, then apply the wax / sealants, that's the proper way of doing a test and also in real world conditions ie: road film and rain hail shine dust dirt etc, so apply the wax's and then wash the car after a week on the road driving etc then check how good they are holding up ? cheers :) Also most people will use some sort of IRON Removaer after a while before the or during the wash process and clay the painted surfaces which i do not recommened, as the iron remover is strong and can remove any protection unless its a dedicated SIO2 ceramic sealant etc. :)
Meguiar's, all day..the autoglym is good but the megs is special, looks special on the road.
I get more water replantacy from Sonax detailing spry and it’s not even a wax
I've heard that their Brilliant Shine Detailer has great water repellancy, I'll need to give it a go sometime.
nice comparison dude - main two popular brands covered nicely. I think both are good but meguiars just looks prestige and is more expensive
I thought meguiars had it at the start. More depth
Good test, my neighbours think im insane to for washing my car once a week lol
me 2 😶
Mine too, I keep getting the ‘your gonna wash the paint off’ comments (as if it’s my first car and I haven’t been washing my cars once a week with no problems for years). Thing is they obviously don’t know that all modern cars are clear coated you’ve gotta be using some pretty abrasive techniques to get the paint off plus BMW actually recommend washing their cars once a week they say it will do no harm and is best paint care practice.
My neighbours think I'm barkers for washing mine up to 3 times a week in winter. Snow foam only. Two bucket wash in summer. Last car was black - never again. Current car is dark blue.
As for the test - I've used both. I think the Auto Glym Rapid Aqua Wax has a better life and beading. The water is also still sheeting off (while driving) far longer than Meguiar's does. Meg's is good, but AutoGlym gets my vote in this one. Both a great finish though.
Rigger They are most likely jealous. My neighbours always make snide remarks when I clean mine
@@forza223bowe5 : My neighbour has same car as me in black, but he takes his to the £5 one bucket carwash every Friday. Mine has a good polished and waxed finish. His looks like a kid as taken a brillo or scouring pad to the paintwork, when the sun hits it. He laughs at me - I just shake my head.
I wash mine in the middle of the week, when my neighbours are not home and they're at work lol
Is that work for matte colour?
Sadly I'm not sure - I think you may need to buy a special wax for matte paint
Awww, you never posted an update video to see which lasted longer.
The update is coming! I’m going to redo the test with my own car instead of the XC60 which is my dad. Plan on applying the waxes today.
Was the ground leveled?
It wasn’t, it’s actually fairly uneven ground. I’ll look into this and try and address it for future videos!
Any update?
Hey David - no update yet. I've hit a slight hitch - the Volvo isn't my car, it's my Dad's, and he's had it washed a few times since this video. He says he opted for a wash without a wax, but the water behaviour indicates that there may still have been some wax or conditioner in whatever the car wash guys used on it. I don't want to make any judgements on either product's longevity now given that I think the surface has been contaminated with an additional product.
I'm going to redo the test using my own car (the red MINI in the background at the beginning of the video - I didn't use it in this video because I'd just spent a weekend machine polishing it and using Meguiar's Ultimate Paste Wax on it and didn't want to undo my work!). I'll be doing the initial shine and water behaviour test along with the longevity test in the one video, so it may be a few more weeks before it's up. I'll reply to this comment to let you know what it's available, though!
Details darn it, lol. I just watched your whole video and then tried searching 4 your next vid. Then i found this comment. Ps, your neighbours think your insane, lol. 😉👍
Details In a car wash where a car is blown dry there will almost always be some kind of wax product involved as the wax helps to reach a good result when the car gets blown dry. If they didn't use wax the dry result will be very poor.
The second water down is more like how rain falls.
Great video. The aqua wax is an excellent wax for one reason only above all else and that is because u can use it as a drying aid makes drying and waxing ur car super easy in effectively one step.
But for the ultimate wax gleaming shine u just cannot beat a pure carnuaba paste wax.
steve johnston Do you mean the meguiars Carnauba paste wax?
Palle H No. I mean any carnouba based wax.
steve johnston Okay do you have any favorite to recommend, I have been thinking of buying meguiars Carnauba paste wax but I'm not convinced it's that good in tests.
Palle H well the nxt paste wax works well. Or u could go autoglym hd wax. But really any was with carnouba in will do. Beeding marvellous. Just have a look at online car detail suppliers they have many options. Such as elite car cleaning. Or clean your car or race glaze.
Palle H but in all honesty if u just want a decent wax autoglyms rapid wax or aqua wax really does an excellent job. But if u want something longer lasting probably best get a professional to apply lifeshine.
and I thought I had OCD on wiping my car too many times
Sonax BSD puts these to shame. Mad Beads!!
Used water with the auto.. n didn’t use water with McGuires
Good video. I use the aqua wax as a top up. When I wash the car.. atleast once a week just use it as a drying aid. Neither product will ever give you same results as a proper wax but as a top up can't beat it.
Should have done an update few week later with sheeting affect
Great product review...say hi to the ladies next time, they won't think you're weird 😆😆😆
Megs for the win in this battle
Great video, interesting test 👍
Nice Video dude .. well spoken. Quick tip - keep the audio at -6dB
Hi. Interesting video. I have an xc60 as well, bought it last month. I’ve been using autoglym aqua wax for the last 9 years for the 3 cars I’ve owned since and a motorbike. I do alternate it with autoglym ultra deep shine. Aquawax has never let me down. Thanks and will wait for your update when you use it on your car.
Have you ever tried AutoGlym's Super Resin Polish instead of the Ultra Deep Shine? I hear a lot of people like it better!
Hi Yes i have but for old paintwork as its used to remove minor scuffs and scratches and to restore gloss to all types of paintwork. On the brand new bike i still haven't used it as the paint work is still fresh from the factory.
Good video mate.
Why would you use these over Sonax BSD which is cheaper, lasts longer and beads better?
Good question! I haven’t used Sonax BSD but I’ve heard a lot about it. I think there could be a good video in showing how it works and how it compares to other spray products.
Details certainly would be. Best place to get it is Euro Car Parts when they have their endless sales on
Is this the dude from fake driving school?
johngray1972 the porn one ? Lol I can't yes it's him
hello bye not ginger enough really.
thx for the video !! greets
Price and value for money is important to me, so I got autoglym 👍
I use aqua wax. Meguires has much better gloss
I see no visual difference between treated and not treated .
two pumps and a squirt!
I’m sure you were checking her out!! Then made the comment on they think you’re insane!! 😂
It's kind of hard to tell but I love your hair color lol
Thanks! :-)
Meguiars It's the nicest of this Autoglym Rapid Aqua Wax
I think I'll just put tape all over my bonnet, and pull it off...
The middle shead water like crazy..
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Hahaha 😆
Feels like the video was mess up.Meguire on first then tape of then Meguire again that's like two against one lol using autoglym on Meguire that's like 75%-25% 🤣 just saying
Pa I picked up a couch from next door to you last week lol
Haha! I actually moved a year ago. Getting my hose out to the front here was a real pain. It's much better at my new place! Hope you're enjoying the couch 😎
Meguirs is good for a quick shine but autoglym lasts months
Sound issues
Sorry! I'll do better on my next video.
I only use Autoglym products and after 12 years of owning my car it still seems like brand new.
What other Autoglym products do you use on your car? :-)
@@Jackster All available ,retail,range of Autoglym products have been used on my car.
Good video mate! Sort out your audio and you'll be laughing! 👍🏻
agreed,, the audio needs sorting
show room shine
this street remind me of Redditch xd
Haha, I'm a long way from Redditch
Excellent review and commentary, I sense some type of scientific background? Very thorough testing/results/discussion!
Subscribed!
Stop kidding yourself.
With such spray detailers, theres hardly any difference.
Even if you compare your Swissvax vs Zymol carnaubas, theres also hardly any significant differences.
The ONLY thing that gives a jaw-dropping diff is:
WET-SANDING + multiple rounds of machine compounding and polishing.
Last step products contribute only 10% to the final looks.
Meguiars...just😉
Anybody else enjoyed the lovely bounce 😉👍
Fit neighbour, I bet you did🤣
Nice little test. Subbed :)
Thank you!
You related to Ed sheeren?
No :-(
Details - are sure ? You look just like him 👈🏻
Dude, you were like scared of the chick when she walked by? You wear a Star Trek t-shirt? First you clean your car, then wax it, then make it wet again lol. No wonder they think your crazy lol.... Anyway, Great video! Educational!
Haha thank you for the compliment... I think 😆
Lovely volvo your vids good too.
@3:28...-lol 💕
Isabella Renzi haha!
Ya, I saw him checking her out
😂😂😂😂😂
Quite interesting but please drop the irritating American habit of beginning with "Hi, what's up guys" It's not as if we can tell you if anything is up and I suspect you don't really care anyway.
Was thinking about adding a “Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button!” at the end as well, maybe I shouldn’t? ;-)
@@Jackster smash the subscribe button yall
I go to my local car wash people, they speak very good English and make my car shiny again, all good