Autoglym Polar Seal, 1L - Thick Snow Foam Pressure Wash Coating For High-Gloss Finish On Your Car Exterior

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Start from the roof and work down! You don’t want to start with the wheels and then end up washing them again when the water from the top of your car has run down. Polishing your car is a great way to fade small scratches and imperfections. Find out how with our handy guide.

Then it was on to the Polar Seal, the instructions say to use 4 capfuls to at least 200ml and I did about 250ml instead. Leave Polar Blast time to dwell and loosen dirt for up to 10 minutes, although do not allow it to dry on.So it sprays on easily and evenly via the foam lance and then on to rinsing. It rinses really easily and leaves amazing gloss. No, it is not necessary. The vehicle should be clean before applying Polar Seal, ideally with Polar Blast and Polar Wash. Polar Seal should be sprayed over all exterior surfaces apart from the windscreen and then rinsed off immediately. As with the body of your car, give it time to cool down before getting down to business with the wheels. We recommend that you do not apply wheel cleaners while the wheels are hot. Got some Polar Seal yesterday from a local Halfords and used it this morning. I used the recommended 4 capfuls and 200ml of water in the lance and it just ran out before I finished covering the car so next time I’ll add 225ml of water. I didn’t expect there to be a scent but as I was spraying it over the bodywork, the smell was very pleasant. Immediately upon the PS hitting the panels you could see the coating was very hydrophobic, when rinsing off the beading of water was some of the best I have seen, leaving a very glossy finish too. On the bottle it says do not apply more than once a month, if that water behaviour and protection continues for anywhere near a month then I think Autoglym have nailed it.

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