Best way to apply AG Super Resin Polish to avoid dust
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I presume you know Autoglym Super Resin Polish is supposed to be a pre-wax type paint preparation and should really be 'sealed' with a top coat of something like Extra Gloss Protection. Just leaving the 'buffed off' polish on the car isn't protecting the paint particularly well, it's not a wax or sealant.
However, it depends how in depth you want to get with it. Personally, for my daily shed I use (when I can be bothered) an all-in-one cleaner wax (Meguiars), which does a pretty good job without having to go around the car two or three times with different products.
I presume you know Autoglym Super Resin Polish is supposed to be a pre-wax type paint preparation and should really be 'sealed' with a top coat of something like Extra Gloss Protection. Just leaving the 'buffed off' polish on the car isn't protecting the paint particularly well, it's not a wax or sealant.
However, it depends how in depth you want to get with it. Personally, for my daily shed I use (when I can be bothered) an all-in-one cleaner wax (Meguiars), which does a pretty good job without having to go around the car two or three times with different products.
Super Slo Mo said:
I presume you know Autoglym Super Resin Polish is supposed to be a pre-wax type paint preparation and should really be 'sealed' with a top coat of something like Extra Gloss Protection. Just leaving the 'buffed off' polish on the car isn't protecting the paint particularly well, it's not a wax or sealant.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^This, plus use less polish mix than previous to avoid as much dust as possible.
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