Supaguard

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My car has had supaguard applied, it was free from the dealers. I noticed that is has some slight swirl marks and wondered if there was anything that I could do without removing the supaguard stuff?
 
R0551 said:
My car has had supaguard applied, it was free from the dealers. I noticed that is has some slight swirl marks and wondered if there was anything that I could do without removing the supaguard stuff?
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Remove Supaguard, 'cos it's rubbish, then apply some Autoglym or Meguiars products. This will better protect your car and also help with the swirls :)
 
What exactly is it? The GFs mums has it, and although it looks shiney after a wash Ive put that down to it been new paint. (mine looks better waxed though)
 
So how would I go about removing the supaguard then? Bear in mind that my normal idea of cleaning a car is washing and drying it and that's all.
 
You can buy paint cleansers to strip wax and polish, or you could try fairy liquid, thats normally does a good job of getting rid of waxes etc.

Bear in mind if its badly swirled, then you will need a machine to remove the swirls,if its not too bad then use autoglym super resin polish, which is excellent for swirl filling, then use a decent wax, I personally use Collinite as it looks good and lasts a good few months, you could also try natty's blue,harleys,victoria etc.Collonite is £20 a tub, but will last you a good few years tho.
 
I should perhaps also say that this is a company car and I'll only be keeping it till the end of the year.
 
supagard works fine for me its only 20 quid off ebay.


then i used to just wash the car with water and its as it was after waxing it before i applied the sealant (supagard) ;)
 
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