Super Resin Polish 500ML

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Ich habe diese englische Politur von AUTO GLYM erstmals vor über 30 Jahren auf der Oldtimer-Messe „Classic Cars“ kennengelernt und probeweise gekauft. Obwohl ich schon immer meine Autos selbst mit viel Akribie aufbereitet und poliert/gewachst und dabei die verschiedensten Produkte ausprobiert habe, zeigten sich mir die Lackierungen der mit dieser Politur behandelten Oldtimerfahrzeuge in einem bis dahin nicht gekannten Tiefenglanz und mit einer fühlbaren Glätte und „Weichheit“ (heute sagt man wohl „Haptik“). Von da ab nutze ich dieses Produkt (und noch einige mehr von AUTO GLYM) mit wirklich bester Zufriedenheit. Das auf hochwertigem Wachs/Harz basierende Produkt enthält nur sehr mild wirkende Schleifkörper und ist deshalb sehr schonend zum Lack, was auch die Verwendung im Oldtimer- und Ausstellungsbereich erklärt. Es ist für neue, neuwertige und entsprechend aufbereitete Lackierungen vorgesehen, läßt sich ausgesprochen gut auftragen und ebenso leicht wieder auspolieren. Ein positiver Nebeneffekt ist der angenehme Duft der Politur. Das Ergebnis ist ein strahlender, streifen- und schlierenfreier Glanz und eine Lackkonservierung, die auch über mehrere Monate anhält, wenn man keine zu agressiven Waschsubstanzen verwendet. Ein auf diese Politur speziell abgestimmtes und rückfettendes sowie den Glanz erhaltendes Shampoo bietet AUTO GLYM in seinem reichhaltigen Produktprogramm natürlich auch an. Waschkratzer, leichtere Lackdefekte (Hologramme), Umwelteinflüsse wie Russ, Straßenschmutz oder Vogelkot lassen sich mit dieser Politur problemlos und rückstandsfrei entfernen. Ich trage zur Verfestigung des Glanzes und der Konservierung im Anschluß an diese „Super Resin Auto Politur“ das vom selben Hersteller angebotene Hartwachs „Extra Gloss Protection“ oder das noch relativ neue und auf sehr hochwertigen Carnaubawachsen basierende „Ultra High Definition Wax“ auf. Zugegeben, die Produkte sind nicht ganz billig, aber sie sind ihr Geld auf jeden Fall wert.

great product , great price

Produit super, déjà commander et reçu en 48h c'est top. je l'ai utiliser sur la carrosserie d'un Ford Transit de 2001, suite a un problème de peinture usé par le temps "coulure blanche au lavage et devient mat", j'ai appliquer correctement comme expliquer dans la description, résultat impeccable avec une très belle brillance! quasiment du neuf pour une peinture de 20ans! dommage que je n'ai pas pensé a faire de photo avant/après pour montré le résultat. je recommande

My mtb now very smooth & shinny. Great protection too.

I was recommended this car polish by a colleague, I was not disappointed! Autoglym super resin polish is extremely easy to apply, I would recommend that you also purchase some of these: 12Pcs Wax Waxing Polish Foam Sponge Applicator Pad Cleaning Car Vehicle Glass to apply the polish as they are cheap and just as good as the more expensive branded equivalents. The applicator does tend to absorb lots of the polish as the super resin polish is quite thin, however this isn't really a problem. The super resin polish is also easy to remove once it has been left for a few minutes, I tend to work my way around the car and by the time I have finished applying it, the body panels which I started on are ready to remove the polish from so there is no waiting around. To remove the polish I use microfibre cloths which I also purchased from Amazon: AmazonBasics Microfibre Cleaning Cloths Pack of 48 at the time I got 48 for about £8 so depending on the current price it might be worth looking around for the best price. These microfibre cloths remove the polish with one pass and very little pressure so there is less chance of introducing swirl marks to your paintwork than other products I have used which are a pain to remove. The results on my paintwork were excellent, I have found that the super resin polish is capable of removing light surface scratches, however don't expect it to remove large scratches, as a general rule if when you run a fingernail across the scratch it catches in the scratch then polish alone is unlikely to be able to remove it. If the scratch is deep enough that a fingernail catches in it then there are a few options, the best option is probably touch up paint, however if done badly this can result in a very poor finish. I have had quite good results from using the wax stick from Turtlewax Colour Magic: Turtle Wax 500ml Colour Magic - Black to fill in scratches, although this is not a permanent solution. To ensure the best finish on your paintwork I would advise using Super Resin Polish as part of your procedure, however the other steps are just as important. The procedure I follow is is follows: 1. Wash your car using the two bucket method, search on Youtube for videos of this if you aren't already aware of it. Basically have one bucket with warm water and car shampoo and another bucket of clean water to rinse the microfibre cloth/wash mitt in before putting it back in the soapy water to keep the soapy water clean. 2. (Optional depending on cleanliness of car) Clay your car. This removes bonded contaminants from the paintwork which washing alone can't move. I use a cheap unbranded clay bar such as RONGXINUK Magic Clay Bar Car Detailing Wash Cleaner Blue which work just as well as the expensive branded ones. You can either use a spray bottle of quick detailer or as I do a spray bottle with very diluted car shampoo in to keep the surface of the paint lubricated when using the clay bar. 3. Autoglym Super Resin Polish. This is the point in the process when I use this product, some people say to dry the car before this stage, however as long as the car has air dried to a reasonable degree I've never had any problems applying the polish while the car is still slightly wet. 4. Wax/Sealant. This step is again optional but to keep your freshly polished car is good condition for as long as possible it is best to apply a wax or sealant as the top coat. I use a product called Soft99 Fusso Dark at the moment, this is a Japanese synthetic wax, however I would hesitate to recommend this product as it is very hard to remove. A wax I have seen recommended is PoorBoys Nattys Carnauba Paste Wax: PoorBoys Nattys Carnauba Paste Wax Blue 8ounce . I also use the same foam applicators with wax as I do with polish and remove with a microfibre cloth. 5. Finishing touches, I think that a tyre shine product such as CarPlan Tyre Slik: CarPlan TYS500 Tyre Slik sets off a clean shining car nicely and as it is extremely easy to just spray on and wipe off a few minutes later I would definitely recommend it. Also don't forget to hoover and wipe down the car interior for a professionally detailed look! The photo I've attached is a car having just been washed and polished using Autoglym Super Resin Polish, no waxes or anything else had been applied at this point.