Autoglym - car cleaning products, car care products, car valeting, car detailing

 

This is better than Meguiars?

 

^^same?

 

may have to try it out

 

Im tired of ordering Tech Protectant, since they stopped caring it in stores. I like a glossy shine. Supreme shine is eh to me. It did a really good job I can take pics of what it looks like if yall want me too.

 

In for pics

 

Ill go out here in a few and take some pics

 

Sorry I got preoccupied earlier and didn't get any pics before it got dark. I'll take some tomorrow.

 

It's british...

 

And? I like American made products, but I am always open to try new products.

 

I like whatever works, LOL, I don't really care where it's made.

 

Does it matter? As long as it works.

 

I love baby oil on the black trim. It makes it looks so good. Shines for a long time, when you wash it, or get rained on simply reapply. It also only cost roughly 4.00 for a big bottle and that lasts me 6 months.

 

I hate than shiny look.

 

.....why?

 

It looks stupid. Cheap plastic isn't supposed to look shiny.

 

Your weird sorry for the pic delay. I thought I snapped a pic yesterday but I didn't. And at the dentist right now my wife is having her wisdom teeth out, I'll snap some of her car because it has tan int. And you can see it better in pics.

 

Ok sorry for the long delay, This is 4 days later and sorry the pics not the best. The sun was really bright today.

 

the shiny look usually leads to an oilly service

 

I need something that actually works to clean the vinyl/leather area of the seats.

 

turtle wax ice shine interior cleaner works well for that

 

This isnt oily or greasy like Tech Protectant. It actuall dries that way. And doesnt attract dust. I like this stuff alot, but tech is still my favorite for indoor car shows. Greasy or not.

I have some of that stuff, its good, but not my favorite.

 

Autoglym is garbage. We tried some out at my work (we detail vehicles) and its useless. We use almost all Meguiar's stuff and it beats the **** out of autoglym.

For trim and plastics use the #40 Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditioner. It will condition everything nicely, wont leave it shiny, and it will smell nice. If you REALLY want that stupid greasy sheen then apply it a couple times, but like said further above...cheap plastic isn't supposed to be glossy...none is really..

 

I might try this. My interior is horribly neglected compared to the exterior.