SRP has won the Detailing World members awards for best polish for the last 3 years running
By DA it's a great polish,using a polishing pad and about 5 pea sized drops speed 3/4
polish till it turns clear that way you know it's broken down and done it's job properly
If it starts to dry out give it a quick spritz of detailing spray and continue
You'll need a couple of good quality plush m/f cloths to buff off any residue

 

Make of that what you will.

No doubt it's a good polish mike.

I'm pretty sure everyone who is into detailing will have owned some in their time, I just feel that there are so many other great alternatives now.

But each to their own. I will always have a bottle of it on my detailing shelf.

Are you after some info on it or something?

Indeed.  I sometimes use it as the final polish before using sealant or wax.  It just depends how I feel.

As Carl says..Its a product always worth having on the shelf....

BTW..Hows your health Mike

Ready for a trip over to Bingley yet?

As Carl says..Its a product always worth having on the shelf....

BTW..Hows your health Mike

Ready for a trip over to Bingley yet?

Fraid not, Chris.

Thanks for your kind interest.

I'll be in touch.

Regards

Mike.

I always judge all my AIO polishes against SRP and when you are really critical and forget the Hype, it is extremely difficult to beat.

 

Like a recent post on here, I had some staining on an alloy that washing and wheel cleaner with brush agitation just wasn't lifting.

 

SRP on a blue MF applicator brought it up beautifully in 2 minutes proving to have a little more abrasive bite by hand than a couple of other AIO's I reached for first.

 

The new low dust formula only suffers in one area, because it is available in Halfords it's not fashionable.

 

 

 

.............with that said I still continue to by more and more polish - AIO's