Why Autoglym?

Autoglym stands out for its professional-grade formulas trusted by car enthusiasts and detailing experts worldwide. With a legacy of British innovation and a Royal Warrant, it delivers exceptional shine, protection, and performance you can count on.

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Autoglym Acid Wheel Cleaner 5L

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Frequently asked questions

What is Autoglym Super Resin Polish best used for, and how does it perform by hand versus machine?
Autoglym Super Resin Polish (SRP) is a light all-in-one polish and protection product designed for hand application. Independent photometer testing shows SRP applied by hand cuts haze while holding gloss, but the same product worked by machine actually loses gloss. SRP is best applied by hand on non-machine-polisher users who want to tidy paint and add protection in one step.
How do I apply the Autoglym Advanced Paint Restorer, and what prep is needed beforehand?
Wash and decontaminate the car first, including an iron fallout remover such as Autoglym Magma. The surface must be dry and cool, out of direct sunlight. Apply pea-sized drops to the white side of the Hand Polishing Puck and work with overlapping cross-hatch strokes, applying firm pressure initially and easing off as the product breaks down. Buff off with a clean Hi-Tech Finishing Cloth. Follow immediately with a paint sealant or wax, as the restorer is abrasive and strips existing protection.
Does Autoglym Ultra High Definition Wax benefit from a longer cure time before buffing?
Yes, noticeably. The manufacturer recommends a 10-minute cure, which gives an easy buff. Leaving the wax for 24 hours before buffing produces meaningfully better durability: in independent wash-resistance testing, the 10-minute cure began pooling after 10 washes while the 24-hour cure remained effective past 20 washes. The trade-off is a harder buff, so apply in thin coats if you plan to leave it overnight.
What is the difference between Autoglym High Performance Tyre Gel and Instant Tyre Dressing?
High Performance Tyre Gel is applied to the tyre and left to dry, giving a high-gloss finish. Instant Tyre Dressing produces a satin finish rather than high gloss. The choice comes down to personal preference on the level of sheen you want on the tyres.