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  • EPHIOS
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    I almost bought one of these in WalMart, but I realized I have to much waxes already.

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  • CumminsCrazed
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    Originally posted by Mary S View Post
    I'd love to see this test with side by side pictures
    I second that, id also love to see pics of AutoGlym HD itself on a vehicle....

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  • Mary S
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    Originally posted by Michael Stoops View Post
    So you're saying that 50 days after applying AutoGlym HD you applied a coat of M21 over it (or over whatever was left of it) and you're loving what you're seeing, right?

    Try this next time: prep the paint so as to remove the existing wax, then do half the truck with AutoGlym and half with M21 and see what you think.

    Just curious.
    I'd love to see this test with side by side pictures

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  • Michael Stoops
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    Originally posted by corolla619 View Post
    so you're saying you applied m21 which is a sealant, over aghd whichis a carnauba wax? from my experience you cannot apply a sealant over a nuba since the sealant needs something to bond to. but you can apply a sealant to a clean surface and then top it with a nuba.

    unless m21 is or has some different characteristic to it????
    Well, 50 days into the AutoGlym before he applied the M21 means there probably wasn't a huge amount of the carnauba left anyway - regardless of how it looked, beaded, etc. While the generally accepted method of using a synthetic and a carnauba together is to lay down the synth first, if you wait this long between products it probably doesn't really matter.

    Remember, when we talk about the lifespan of a wax or sealant, it's not like the product just "goes away" at the time limit. For instance, if we were to say "Wax "A" will last 3 months" that doesn't mean that if you apply it on January 1 it will suddenly be gone on March 31. It degrades slowly over time due to exposure, and where ever exposure is greater it will degrade sooner.

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  • corolla619
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    Originally posted by fredcandetail View Post
    UPDaTE ====
    so by my math I applied AutoGlym HD about 50 days.
    yesterday was the first day in about a week that we didnt recieve daily rain and i had the urge to reapply wax just for the fun of it!
    Dont yall get bored and have nothing else better to do ;D
    I will add that up to now the wax was still very lustrous (if thats a word) and still beaded and sheeted water very well and was far from "needing it"
    So what do i do ??? Do reach for 21 ? 26???
    Yep i go for the 21 and what do i get ??? Holy Fleeeeepin Moly!
    When I look for adjactives to descibe the look WET - DEEP - GLOSSY - SUPER DARK BLK come to mind. The paint is so shiny that even when its dusted it is so reflective that it really doesnt appear that dirty!
    You guys have to try this out!! I wonder what 26 would have done!?!?!?!?!?!?
    so you're saying you applied m21 which is a sealant, over aghd whichis a carnauba wax? from my experience you cannot apply a sealant over a nuba since the sealant needs something to bond to. but you can apply a sealant to a clean surface and then top it with a nuba.

    unless m21 is or has some different characteristic to it????

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  • Orca
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    It's even better over their HD Cleanser, which acts as a pre-wax cleaner and I think as like an epoxy with the wax to deliver even greater longevity. Yeah, those sponges are really nice - I always apply waxes by hand, liquid or paste, and those sponges make light work of it. Such a little goes a long long way ... I've barely made a dent into my tub.

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  • Marc08EX
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    I just picked up my Autoglym HD wax as well! I can't wait to try it out this weekend. Don't worry I still love my NXT 2.0!

    Any update on the pictures?

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  • ajb39oh
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    Originally posted by Megafast13 View Post
    They have this at my Walmart. It caught my eye as well. I am going to buy it next time I go, but I still have to use the new Gold Class too Too many waxes to choose from!
    I know what you mean. It's fun to experiment.

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  • Kornercarver
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    I just noticed that Advanced Auto Parts is also carrying a large amount of Autoglym products. The downside is they are more expensive than Walmart. The HD wax at Advanced is $49.99.

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  • Megafast13
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    They have this at my Walmart. It caught my eye as well. I am going to buy it next time I go, but I still have to use the new Gold Class too Too many waxes to choose from!

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  • eyezack87
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    Haha, I still have not opened my package. It seems like a waste in my possession...

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  • aris
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    Originally posted by termigator69 View Post
    It's probably because Canadian Tire doesn't have the same buying power Walmart has.

    That and i'm in Canada....lol

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  • termigator69
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    Originally posted by aris View Post
    Here in canada that autoglym is $50 at canadian tire
    It's probably because Canadian Tire doesn't have the same buying power Walmart has.

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  • aris
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    Here in canada that autoglym is $50 at canadian tire

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  • fredcandetail
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    Hey Mike,
    Will do (50/50) next time... kinda curious too!
    I mentioned before that i had been a 151 - 21 -26 guy for about a year and i can honestly tell you the AGHD in place of the 21 definitely has a different look to it, and now with M21 two months later really compliments the 2 products.
    But as of right now topping the LSP with another LSP seems to work well! almost a oxymoron 'eh!
    I realllllllllllllly was concerned as the AGHD is relatively "oily" compared to 21 .. but it all worked well together.

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