AutoGlym Ultra High Definition Ceramic Coating

AutoGlym Ultra High Definition Ceramic Coating
Designed to keep your vehicle's paintwork looking perfect for up to 12 months, AutoGlym's UHD Ceramic Coating is the latest to hit the ceramic market. Simple to apply, and long durability, we take a look at this product and show you how to apply it at home.

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[TheDetailingSpace]

Comment from AutoGlym UK:

"The plan was to make something that was as "un-mess-up-able" as possible, but that still really delivered. Keep it off the rubbers and don't let it dry on and you will be fine. Even then, the preparation product will remove it from rubbers and if it dries during application, just add more Ceramic Coating to re-hydrate the product. No need to machine it off as with some other types of product."

[tz]

This site has the clearest instruction ever. Excellent presentation.

[cneyisland]

Great tutorial, thanks Mat. Good learning in here and yes, I am a novice but you've talked me through it just fine. Thanks. New car arrives at the end of this week!!

[nigelbryant]

Nice presentation. I’ve tried professional ceramic coating in the past and it was a nightmare to use. Very easy to get it wrong. I’m definitely going to use this product. Look’s user friendly

[slowsteadysteve]

Nice to see a passionate valetor iv been doing it for 35 years I love autoglym

[bradleymarky]

I was a bit worried about trying a ceramic coating at home but you made it look easy.

[rorymurphy]

Cheers Mat, love the fact that they include a Karcher adaptor

[DSEC_UK]

Great video mate! This stuff is the best when you're driving along and hit a certain speed / wind hits the car and you get that water wave effect off the bonnet.

[stuartsinclair]

I use to clean and polish cars in the mid 90s, a shame I didn't carry on with it, this video is great, makes me want to get back into it, the quality of products out there now is amazing, most improved formula's out there now, and I do know back in the 90s that most car manufacturers and showrooms used the Auto Glym Polish, probably use it in today's car markets. And I never ever used a motorized buffer. Interesting stuff out there now, and why the heck do people use the clay bar, just get a packet of low pH solutions when washing the car it takes off 100% of debris. Anyway, great video great solutions and simple methods.... Cheers fella.

[nickrendell]

Nice review mate, that ceramic coating what a difference it makes, water just runs off and disappears!👍😄

[Steven-i]

Hi Mat, great video, looks easy to apply and the results are amazing, not having a garage doesn't help, for the money it did a excellent job.

[LeonZedd]

I’m sold. Just ordered it off the link in your bio . I’ll probably wait for the weather to get warmer before trying it.

Thanks !

[ashterfadgadget]

A lot of people dis Auto Glym vs the quirkier, more boutique detailing brands but many of their products are very good. They seem to have effective R&D because I think this [ceramic] product is pretty strong, as well as being good value for money.

[jhewitthunt]

Very well explained and demonstrated. I was amazed how well the water ran off in the sheet test.

[christopherweir]

Thanks Mat, looks interesting. Reckon it is probably aimed at the same target market as CQLite, reading AG's info sounds about the same although they don't state any specifics on Ceramic %.

[peemick]

To me it seems pricey. £60 for 2 cloths an IPA and a bottle of ceramic. I'd be interested in the actual SIo2 solids content in this. Also it says you can top this with UHD wax at another £60 a pop.
This would not make me switch from TAC or Cquartz. Companies that have been doing coatings for a long while with a better price point.
The snow foam lance looks like a winner if you happy to pay twice the price as other Italian made PA lances with a wide mouth bottle.
I can see a theme developing...
If I'm Joe Bloggs, who this product is marketed at is lost looking at Halfrauds shelves marveling at the sheer amount of detaining products and looking for a ceramic product to schlep all over the paint, I'd probably pay the £90 for the TW ceramics range, based of the same amount of prep for each product, TW offers way move value the the end consumer as its a complete detailing system, rater than just 1 product. Polish, base coat, wet wax, shampoo and QD, (All ceramic, if a little bit is good, way more is way better) and offers similar results, and the packaging looks more desirable, and wont get lost in the other relatively expensive AG UHD product line.
On the upside, the video was well presented, useful tips and honest impressions of the product. I like what you do and you should keep it up.

[HumanSimpson]

Awesome video, loved the sheeting capabilities 👌

[gazzyp]

Would this be recommended for a brand new car? What process would recommend for a car fresh from the dealer?

[JonSmithchannel]

Thanks for the video. Not sure if I’m going to use it yet. I’ve got a white vehicle so not sure if it’ll really benefit from it. Just a tip for the start of the video if you lock your exposure on the camera you won’t get it flicking from dark to light in the time lapse or other shots ✌🏻

[TimClarke_RealEstate]

Awesome video love it well done! I went and got mine today 😉