Valeting chemicals

[Casper 272]

Im always open to advice 

I tend to sort of mix and match my valeting box of chemicals 

I've some autoglym autosmart nielsen etc 

any advice on good valeting products I should be trying or what your using ?

[NITM 3]

I mostly use Autosmart just because of price and availability, but i do like a bit of Poorboys and Mer-shine polish too. Theres that much on the market to choose from these days!

[Casper 272]

8 minutes ago, NITM said:

I mostly use Autosmart just because of price and availability, but i do like a bit of Poorboys and Mer-shine polish too. Theres that much on the market to choose from these days!

I agree thank you for the reply I sort of mix it up a bit too 

[Mark101 536]

We are more or less 100% AutoSmart.  I have got better, more important and profitable things to do than decide if one Nano polish has 3 extra beads of polymer than another or is 50p cheaper.  

Concentrate on the bigger issues is my advice Casper.

[Casper 272]

15 minutes ago, Mark101 said:

We are more or less 100% AutoSmart.  I have got better, more important and profitable things to do than decide if one Nano polish has 3 extra beads of polymer than another or is 50p cheaper.  

Concentrate on the bigger issues is my advice Casper.

Thanks for your input 

It was really just out of interest Mark .

I always like to hear people's thoughts and views and appreciate them 

cost isn't really a deciding factor some times expensive isn't the best and neither is cheapest etc .  I've a few different makes but it's probably out of handyness as the auto smart and Nielsen men visit regular .  

 

Edited July 27, 2019 by Casper

[It's me 612]

18 minutes ago, Mark101 said:

 

Concentrate

thats best

you get more for your money that way

[Mark101 536]

Just now, jason doyle motor sales said:

thats best

you get more for your money that way

Not for me, I'm on a water meter 

[sparky 274]

11 hours ago, NITM said:

I mostly use Autosmart just because of price and availability, but i do like a bit of Poorboys and Mer-shine polish too. Theres that much on the market to choose from these days!

Indeed. If I was going to bring one out I'd call it snake oil.

[David Horgan 564]

Autosmart is a good all rounder .

We are also detail polishers , so don't get me going on polishes , beading water , application methods , time it stays on , how to prep surfaces before waxing or sealing or both or layering or what type and thickness of micro fibre to take it off is best . 

Then of course there's the inside too .

Phew coffee time over , wow your lucky now , i gotta go get on with something 

[Casper 272]

22 minutes ago, David Horgan said:

Autosmart is a good all rounder .

We are also detail polishers , so don't get me going on polishes , beading water , application methods , time it stays on , how to prep surfaces before waxing or sealing or both or layering or what type and thickness of micro fibre to take it off is best . 

Then of course there's the inside too .

Phew coffee time over , wow your lucky now , i gotta go get on with something 

[Tom 164]

www.autojoy.co.uk good products and cheap. 

[stockedup! 63]

Autosmart and Nielsen mainly but always willing to give other stuff a try.

G101 is a brilliant allround cleaner and terrific value as it is still effective with a 10 to 1 dilution rate, £50 plus VAT for 25 litres around here!