Would the Acrylic Jett Trigger be any good for protecting under the car?

 

Not really its intended use: you'd be better off with either Blackfire All Metal Sealant: http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...l-sealant.html

or Swissvax Motor Shine (which is going on the underside of my Lotus) http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...tor-shine.html

 

This just arrived today. What can I say but WOW. What a true blessing, a massive thanks to Chris. Its so nice that gestures like this are still made today.

 

the first time I ever have a decent cleaning and am aching to clean the car and I wake up to 2 inches of snow.

 

Another Vote for PB guys and Jeffs Acryllic

...Looking good Chris

 

Having moved house slap bang in the middle of Christmas it has been difficult to find the time to even clean the car let a lone give it a full detail. Anyway I have been able to clean, clay prime and jett the bonnet and roof.

The results are stunning, so smooth and reflective like glass. The pictures I have taken dont even come close to doing it justice, probably because the light was so bad.



It rained straight after when I went out for a drive and when I got back the bonnet and roof were completely free of water. Everywhere else was drizzly. I showed my father in law who was amazed.

I am so chuffed to bits at being able to do this and have the car looking like a show piece. A massive thank you Chris.

 

On half term now so finally found enough time to spend a good full day cleaning, claying and applying. So this morning when I came to take some photos it rained! At least it showed some impressive beading shots. Unfortunately iphoto doesnt work on my new laptop for some reason so Ive had to download straight from my phone but you can still see the Werkstatt taking good effect.










^dont know what happened there


Same morning different car without Werkstatt