It’s a great product but only use after a thorough contact wash. It’s effects are far more visible on light coloured vehicles and it demonstrates just how many air-borne particles we are all breathing in. I only use it for decontamination washes maybe twice a year. The bodywork will be like glass but a clay bar will still be needed for other pollutants. Make sure you thoroughly rinse off before towel/air drying and any protection application. Enjoyed the video. The particles are everywhere, particularly around railways and other industrial areas.
@DavidHalfordsLane Many thanks for the tips. It certainly does take some washing off, I was very surprised to see so much foam. Thank you for watching, and I hope you enjoyed the video 👍
I have a 5 litre tub of the trade version, Liquid Clay. Decanted into a pump sprayer. I love how the gel-like consistency of the product clings to the surface and has plenty of work time. Some of these fallout removers are prone to drying too quickly and turning white before it gets a chance to work on the contaminants. But not this Autoglym. Their Advanced Wheel Cleaner is good too.
@owensteele1645 Many thanks for watching. You are right it can turn white, I had a small panel turn white as I had left it slightly too long. Thank you for commenting, and I hope you enjoyed the video.
Hello,another brilliant video,it’s amazing how much iron particles go on the car.the results after the magma and clean is good.things like exhaust and air causes it.that is quite cheap for the price.
@stevenjones19-m8i Thank you, Steven. I'm pleased you enjoyed the video. It's amazing how many particles were on the car. Magma did a great job, and like you say, it is good value. Many thanks for watching.
I didn’t know that this product existed. I will certainly give it a try as I’m sure it will give some great results, does it work on all types of bodywork including fibreglass? Great video.
@frazercross6628 It says on the instructions that you can use it on your glass, wheels, and bodywork, I'm not sure about fibreglass, to be honest. Many thanks for watching, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
if i was going to ceramcoat my car id go straight to washing up liquid and clay bar. using washing up liquid will strip the car of all waxes and other stuff used to protect the paint, unlike car wash products which are designed to leave any wax on the car. this would take 95% of anything on the car off. then use a clay bar to take anything off the car what embedded itself into the paint. you literally want to apply ceramcoat to bare paint/ clear coat. you could even polish the car before applying ceramcoat if you have an swirls or blemishes in the paint. then depending on the quality of the ceramcoat apply wax over the top to bring back the shine
@6kenyonm I was in two minds whether to use a clay bar. But I thought I would give Magma a go. Many thanks for watching, and thank you for your comment. It is appreciated. I hope you enjoyed the video.
Yours and other people’s break-dust. Hot particles embedding in to the lacquer left long enough the look like rust spots ,Used it when first started playing around cleaning cars . Just make sure it’s well rinsed off. No pie this time pizza looked a bit lame😂😂😂
@PJvaleting Hi PJ, it's amazing how they embed themselves into the lacquer. I wasn't sure whether to go the clay bar route, but I decided to try the Magma first. Yes, the pizza was terrible 😆
I hope your wife doesn't watch these videos, comparing the smell of magma to your wife 😂😂 you naughty man 😂😂, I think the iron fall out ect comes from break dust
😂 I wouldn't have any dinner tonight if the boss watched my videos. 😂😂 Ahh, brake dust, that makes sense. Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
It’s a great product but only use after a thorough contact wash. It’s effects are far more visible on light coloured vehicles and it demonstrates just how many air-borne particles we are all breathing in. I only use it for decontamination washes maybe twice a year. The bodywork will be like glass but a clay bar will still be needed for other pollutants. Make sure you thoroughly rinse off before towel/air drying and any protection application. Enjoyed the video. The particles are everywhere, particularly around railways and other industrial areas.
@DavidHalfordsLane Many thanks for the tips. It certainly does take some washing off, I was very surprised to see so much foam.
Thank you for watching, and I hope you enjoyed the video 👍
I have a 5 litre tub of the trade version, Liquid Clay. Decanted into a pump sprayer. I love how the gel-like consistency of the product clings to the surface and has plenty of work time. Some of these fallout removers are prone to drying too quickly and turning white before it gets a chance to work on the contaminants. But not this Autoglym. Their Advanced Wheel Cleaner is good too.
@owensteele1645 Many thanks for watching. You are right it can turn white, I had a small panel turn white as I had left it slightly too long. Thank you for commenting, and I hope you enjoyed the video.
Gyeon Iron fallout!!🔥👌…. Nothing but!!
@darrenboston342 Thank you 👍
And I hope you enjoyed the video.
Hello,another brilliant video,it’s amazing how much iron particles go on the car.the results after the magma and clean is good.things like exhaust and air causes it.that is quite cheap for the price.
@stevenjones19-m8i Thank you, Steven. I'm pleased you enjoyed the video. It's amazing how many particles were on the car. Magma did a great job, and like you say, it is good value.
Many thanks for watching.
I didn’t know that this product existed. I will certainly give it a try as I’m sure it will give some great results, does it work on all types of bodywork including fibreglass?
Great video.
@frazercross6628 It says on the instructions that you can use it on your glass, wheels, and bodywork, I'm not sure about fibreglass, to be honest. Many thanks for watching, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Steel particles maybe from brake discs?
@leaulife569 It's amazing how many iron particles were on the car. Many thanks for your comment, and thank you for watching the video.
Hahaha, "just a bit like ..." Almost fell off my chair 😂😂😂. Magma smells like rotten egg isnt it?
@@dawnkobs7652 😆 Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😀
if i was going to ceramcoat my car id go straight to washing up liquid and clay bar.
using washing up liquid will strip the car of all waxes and other stuff used to protect the paint, unlike car wash products which are designed to leave any wax on the car. this would take 95% of anything on the car off.
then use a clay bar to take anything off the car what embedded itself into the paint.
you literally want to apply ceramcoat to bare paint/ clear coat. you could even polish the car before applying ceramcoat if you have an swirls or blemishes in the paint.
then depending on the quality of the ceramcoat apply wax over the top to bring back the shine
@6kenyonm I was in two minds whether to use a clay bar. But I thought I would give Magma a go. Many thanks for watching, and thank you for your comment. It is appreciated. I hope you enjoyed the video.
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@@adissa8934 Many thanks for watching 👍 Thank you.
Yours and other people’s break-dust. Hot particles embedding in to the lacquer left long enough the look like rust spots ,Used it when first started playing around cleaning cars . Just make sure it’s well rinsed off.
No pie this time pizza looked a bit lame😂😂😂
@PJvaleting Hi PJ, it's amazing how they embed themselves into the lacquer. I wasn't sure whether to go the clay bar route, but I decided to try the Magma first.
Yes, the pizza was terrible 😆
I hope your wife doesn't watch these videos, comparing the smell of magma to your wife 😂😂 you naughty man 😂😂, I think the iron fall out ect comes from break dust
😂 I wouldn't have any dinner tonight if the boss watched my videos. 😂😂
Ahh, brake dust, that makes sense. Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Loving the videos!….that wife comment!😆😆😆😆
@@jonathanbaker3592 😆 I'm pleased you are enjoying the videos. Thank you for watching. 👍