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Never used Mer apart from on a windscreen as a rain repellant...it works well

Only tried SRP for the first time today as I had an hour or so spare coz it was raining and I had a couple of bottles given to me, inside the garage, out of the sun and not even that warm - Have to say it's good stuff and went on (and off) really well - giving a great shine.


which would you recommend?

lol not to be awkward Im a Dodo juice fan

I found SRP to be great for the placcy rear window, not tried it on bodywork!

Autoglym all the way for me, always good results for the money. Have just used the Ultra Deep Shine followed by the Extra Gloss Protection. Really impressed by the finish on my Charcoal Black MK1.

Tipper wrote: wrote:

I found SRP to be great for the placcy rear window, not tried it on bodywork!

+1 for the SRP on the rear window, just the right amount of cutting agent to remove the surface fogging.

Got some Mer in t'shed: can you really use it on windscreens?

I've used Meguiars with some success, but once a year I use genuine carnauba wax. 'Kin expensive and hard work but a very deep shine.

Truth to tell, since I've become a convert to JML waterless wash, I've not polished either car for a couple of months, cos they shine like shiny things in Shinyland after they're done. Never thought I'd recommend such a thing, but it really works.

I must admit: Polish War: I thought that Poland had at last decided to redress the balance and invade Germany.......

John and Sue wrote: wrote:

Truth to tell, since I've become a convert to JML waterless wash, I've not polished either car for a couple of months, cos they shine like shiny things in Shinyland after they're done. Never thought I'd recommend such a thing, but it really works.

I have to agree with you the waterless is an excellent polish, I use it all the time. Theres a squirty bottle in my shed and one in the boot for when we are out and about.

I used to be a Mer fan, but since I discovered Showroom Shine I have never looked back.

Autoglym for me, I always find putting on the super resin polish on when car is wet gives a really good finish then going over it with the ultra gloss protection really does do a fantastic job. The tyre shine is the BEST I have come across. I dont rate Autoglym "Hood rejuvenator Kit" however, It seems to be alot of work for a not very good result.
I used the "super resin polish on the plastic window and it is very good, it helps to keep it clear when wet, the rain beads off, very much like "RainX" does.

Dave Baird wrote: wrote:

I used to be a Mer fan, but since I discovered Showroom Shine I have never looked back.

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Now your talking, Showroom Shine is the best I've ever used.

Mer for me - been using it for years on all sorts of vehicles.
It's also a great alternative to Gregate on the rear plastic screen. Does the job just as well, but is easier to apply, remove and smells better.

Mark you with my neck injury my car only gets washed when it rains, let alone polished