Auto Skin

Hi Stephen,
I am not familiar with this product so cannot help in that regard specifically.
However I have used that Polyglow which is terrific on fibreglass and probably many other surfaces. Polyglow may be a different type of product anyway and unsuitable for your use.

What about a description of what this Auto Skin does and what it is made of as that may help us be more specific and therefore of some help to you in our replies.

Cheers, Bruce.

Stephen, we have a un opened 4ltr of Auto Skin left from our last trip in June this year. If interested you can PM me.
Cheers
Batsy

Stephen Hi,
Just back from the Simpson etc. 2 days ago & cleaned the car (outside) yesterday.
Had tried for two weeks to contact Auto Skin/ Go Green without any joy, settled for "Cardom auto goop".
Can highly recommend this product. Walkers crossing, Simpson and some other tracks. No scratches and think saved many stone chips.
A bit hard to get off rubber and acrylic needed the Gerni on these.

Goop Guys 3/1 Roys rd Beerwah, QLD 1300735496 www.goopguys.com.au

They are in the process of appointing an agent & You may have to deal through that agent if You are interested.

Hope this helps.

Mike.

Stephen

I have been told where they are using, what I assume is the same product, in new houses to protect kitchen benches etc. Once the kitchen and vanities are put in the 'Goop Guys' as they call themselves come in and coat vulnerable surfaces to protect them, the coating is removed once the house in complete.
From the net; Goop Guys 1300 735 496. There may be a similar business in SA?

Chris

Stephen

A search of the web led me to this site:

Auto Skin

Which then led to this site:

Chasewide Protect-a-Window

Which subsequently led to this Australian site for Protect-a-window.:

Protect-a-Window Qld, Australia

This is a possible starting point for your search for the product you have been using in the past.

DD

Just had a bit more of search on the net and apparently there is a new national distributer for AutoGoop which is now know under the new name of 'Protect-it Auto' and based on the Gold Coast. Their web site is still under construction but does have contact details shown HERE so they may also be worth contacting.

Stephen - The supplier of Autoskin is Hong Kong based Chasewide. It appears GoAuto may be verging on bankruptcy or liquidation if they're not replying to queries, and it's probably better you don't deal with them, or give them any money at this time.

I'd be contacting Chasewide to find out if they're having problems with GoAuto, and if they have another current, solvent (as in "still trading") distributor for their products. They have two varieties of AutoSkin, the AutoSkin Pro lasts longer than the regular AutoSkin.

http://chasewide.com.hk/autoskin.html

Sounds like my stepdaughter could have done with that stuff. She had a new $1000 splashback installed, and then arranged for a rangehood to be installed above it. A Pom installed the rangehood and scratched the living daylights out of the splashback, damaging it to the extent it needed to be replaced.

When she tried to get the money out of the Pom for damaging the splashback, it turned out he was a "fly-by-nighter" who was working on a tourist visa, and who had moved several times to avoid being caught up with.

She never did find him, and Consumer Affairs was next to useless with their "help". I told her she should have contacted the Immigration Dept and had them find him.
I guess she was never ever going to see her money anyway.
Be careful out there with who you deal with, there's way too many scumbags in "business".

Cheers - Ron.

Hi Stephen I think Opposite Lock are agents for it. I've seen it in the past on their shelves here in Perth, so may be the same in SA.

Wish I'd used some on my doors before I put the big Australasia Safari stickers on them recently. Pulled the passenger side door sticker off and now I've lost a fare whack of paint off the door. Got a lovely 400mm X 300mm motley paint missing rectangle on the door now.

Cheers

Dunc

I noticed that, to remove Autoskin, you spray it with water. What happens if you are driving in wet weather for several days. Will it start to peel off whilst you are driving ?

TJM Traralgon have some on their clearance table!

Hi Stephen

Can I ask how many litres do you need to coat your Prado 3 or 4 times? JUst curios of how much is req'd.

Cheers
Peter