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**Dolebludger** · 07-01-2008

I read the OP's link about this product and service, and my first impression was that it is incredibly expensive. Also, it does not appear available other than in the UK. As citidave does not want to spend all his time waxing his car (who does?) I have an alternate suggestion. I use Autoglym Radiant Wax Polish (really a chemical cleaner and glaze) followed by Autoglym Hardwax1. I've given all my vehicles this treatment, some over a year ago. They all still bead water and shine right back up after a wash. These are great products for those how don't want to wax every month, and are certainly not "snake oil." Autoglym is made in the UK, and is recommended by Rolls Royce, Aston martin, and (oh yes) the Royal Family. Very easy to apply and buff. Cost me about $25 - $30 per liter here in the US.

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Dolebludger Elite SLK World Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Yukon, OK Vehicle: '07 SLK 280; '04 C 320, '01 Honda S 2000, '98 Ford Ranger truck. Posts: 569 Country: Thanks: 40 Thanked 78 Times in 52 Posts	I read the OP's link about this product and service, and my first impression was that it is incredibly expensive. Also, it does not appear available other than in the UK. As citidave does not want to spend all his time waxing his car (who does?) I have an alternate suggestion. I use Autoglym Radiant Wax Polish (really a chemical cleaner and glaze) followed by Autoglym Hardwax1. I've given all my vehicles this treatment, some over a year ago. They all still bead water and shine right back up after a wash. These are great products for those how don't want to wax every month, and are certainly not "snake oil." Autoglym is made in the UK, and is recommended by Rolls Royce, Aston martin, and (oh yes) the Royal Family. Very easy to apply and buff. Cost me about $25 - $30 per liter here in the US.