Meguiars Swirl Remover vs AutoGlym Super Resin Polish 

Some good choices!

@@DetailingandtheBeast Thanks - I lavish all my attention on an Alfa Romeo 159 ti Sportwagon - 2010 model finished in ridiculously named Alfa Rosso Red. But it is a looker on the road - motorway journeys are quite enjoyable, because most cars just move over just to see what the hell it is I'm driving, which makes for a relaxed journey.

I have done Tripple vs AD Cherry Glaze if that's of any interest to you 😉

@@DetailingandtheBeast I've seen that thanks. Holding out on going to machine polishing. Trying to find 'best' way of getting good results. Currently use Gtechniq P1 which has no fillers, but am hearing that filling is best way of getting good finish without using a DA.

Me too Martin. I've got a box full on the shelf, every now and again I reach for the interior cleaner or the tyre shine, of even the Extra Gloss Protection.

Then a few washes later any marring and haze from using a compound will resurface.... Because srp is full of fillers hence why it gives such a good result.

@@curse6of6me6 yep that is true which is why repeat application is necessary every few months or top it up with rapid detailer from autoglym. It so easy spray and wipe.

@@LAW-fv6ys or just compound then use an actual polish to remove the haze then seal it. Less having to reapply for no reason and less contact your paint will see which is always beneficial.

That will not seal the lense at all lol

@@curse6of6me6 when your flipping cars quickly it don't flipping matter!

@@LAW-fv6ys it's pointless using srp on headlights is what I'm saying so save yourself the time and product

Very underrated product. Everyone has it, but everyone also overlooks it (most of the time).

SRP hasn't got any abrasive properties at all, it's a fantastic product which uses resin filler to level the clear coat and hence makes them swirls and light scratches disappear, but after some washes it will show again. So for regular care SRP is great hides any marks without the need to machine compound, but if you want the scratches etc gone for good you must compound first then SRP it from then onwards which what I do. Srp hand applied is so easy wipe on in circular motion (no need to work it in like crazy cos it's not going anywhere once its spread evenly) let dry to a haze and buff off. Don't do it the sun it's really hard to get it off if baked on. Lol ask me how I know. Bicep was pumped though haha

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1 of 8! Then I'm having January off! 😂

@@DetailingandtheBeast 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks Pete. 🍻

Black hole, now there's a blast from the past!

Bollocks, that's the swirl remover in the bin the and unbox the super resin and invest in a proper dab (and a whole new polish) in the future.

Backlog mate, huge huge backlog. When you've got 5 mins I'll show ya the list on my phone on stuff to do 😂😂

Have you got the bell icon set? You arent the first to mention this is happening. Been like it for a few months now. 🙄

Same of Meguiars!

Yes this is true, too much talk about professional products vs the 'OFF THE SHELF' consumer products intermating these are inferior. When infact its more about the application and the applicator that makes the difference in the level of finish.

Probably just because of it being fast drying on the machine. It wouldnt be difficult for them to reformulate SRP, into say " SRP - machine edition" - full of good ideas! As for Megs. I do have ultimate compound, I'd say I find that more aggressive than both of these. It's a good product by machine.

Yeah great idea on the Srp....when you think AF Triple is machine applicable. I do like the Megs UC. It's easy to use and always one to have in the tool bag a bit like Srp or Triple tbh.

Me too. I think Tripple edges it for meas it's a bit more oily, so feels nicer to work with.

@@DetailingandtheBeast ihave rec meguiars this 1 in blue colur

Paste waxes do sometimes have a great filling ability, that new TW graphene wax for instance and I demo'd that actually in my review. And yes you can put a wax or sealant on top of SRP. 👍

@@DetailingandtheBeast Thank you very much for your Kind reply. That to me, meaning that it will be better to use paste wax alone. Do you mean that ceramic and graphene infused 75 paste wax ?

Yeah that's the one. I did a test on the black test panel

@@DetailingandtheBeast Much appreciated. I think this Graphene wax will be my only product then, as it fills and lasts . 2 coats for =12 months protection and no cure time. Sounds like a Complete winner.

@@DetailingandtheBeast Where do you buy 75 from please ? None on eBay , or Amazon USA only ?

You hedged your bets... and lost! 😉 French.

Do you mean "Ultimate Compound"? Yeah I do actually have that on my list. Was gonna see how popular these "vs" videos were before committing to a batch more. Got about 6 or 7 different ones on my ideas list.

@@DetailingandtheBeast No, Ultimate Polish and Ultimate Compound are 2 different compounds. Ultimate Compound is more aggressive for removing deeper scratches and Ultimate Polish is more gentle for removing light scratches and swirls. Just wondering if i could get almost the same results by using the autoglym stuff because it's easier to find and it's cheaper, in my country at least.

@@eno3291 ah ok yeah just looked at it, the blue one not the red one. I got it. I'll have to see, that's another for the list. 😉😂

@@DetailingandtheBeast Thank you :)

Not giving anything away before the video 😉 but I think you might be slightly surprised (or not) by the outcome. Both of these are just the "typical" products that an average Joe might go into Halfords and start to pick up. Both do claim to remove "minor scuffs and scratches" on their website blurb.

Srp is full of fillers scrually. Lol

Yes I believe it is!

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Two widely available products that novices might consider on the shelves of Halfords. Both claim to remove "minor scuffs and scratches". We (hopefully) all already know the differences, but it's worth pointing them out. The results on this one are actually quite interesting.

@@DetailingandtheBeast I get your point re. novices One claims to "remove minor scuffs and scratches" and the other "Effortlessly removes swirls", my prediction is one of these will fill the minor scuffs and scratches and cover everything else in dust lol.

@@26DX047 the new formula is actually quite low dust, far less than the old formula, wow that was bad. I remember around 20 years ago using it on my very first car, as you did back then, slap it on as you believed it was the product not the elbow grease doing the work! Looked like a cement factory by the time I had finished. 🤣