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Autoglym

VolvoMan · 2009-08-16 18:57:37

I've used several of the above branded products on my car and I've found them all to be rubbish and totally below my expectations. Maybe I'm not applying them properly, but after using 'leather cleaner' on my car today I noticed very little difference. Anyone else have bad experience of Autoglym products?

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#32 17-08-2009 06:03PM

TomMc

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Leather should be treated much the same as human skin. So using only mild or pH balanced products, preferably water based and certainly not with harsh chemicals. Gliptone, Lexol or LTT are the experts in this area, Autoglym are not. Specialist products like these aren't sold in run-of-the-mill stores as they earn far higher margins selling rubbish. Especially if it has a globally recognised brand name on it, as the general public are pretty easy prey.

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