Vehicle polish

[Jack Russell]

I appreciate this smacks of too much time on our hands, etc, etc. We have a few tractors that will be parked up over winter and would like to try and keep the paint right in the long term. What would be a good product or set of products to tidy the paint up and either wax it or seal it?

 

[Wurzeetoo]

I’ve used super resin polish from autoglym on both a 1948 Bedford o type with very faded matte paint and a jcb site master forklift past few weeks. I haven’t found anything else easier to work with or gives as good finish. I even gave the work combo van a quick do over and it looks brilliant

 

[Courier]

TVO gives a fair shine and slows the rusting…

 

[JeepJeep]

If it needs a Polish then as mentioned the AG Super Resins good and easy to use. If it's just a wash down and a protect exercise then the AG Aqua Wax is good. Use it on wet vehicles and buff off.

 

[Bob lincs]

RobT is the man to ask on this subject.

 

[carbonfibre farmer]

@ColinV6 or @Robert K

 

[br jones]

@ColinV6 or @Robert K

@Hfd Cattle ,he keeps his kit spot on

 

[ColinV6]

As above you really can’t go wrong with autoglym products. I’d go super resin polish and then top it with extra gloss protection.
What sort of Nick is the paint in at the moment?

 

[haybob]

I like the wd40 motorbike silicon shine. Just spray and wipe, saves time not having to go over twice to buff with separate cloths, works well on all surfaces.

 

[Jack Russell]

As above you really can’t go wrong with autoglym products. I’d go super resin polish and then top it with extra gloss protection.
What sort of Nick is the paint in at the moment?

They aren’t old machines, paint is good just with the usual fine scratches. There’s a few 6215’s, an RX and a 9RT.