salsa-king

whilst flicking through the freeview channels at the weekend i came across the shopping channel that shows a guy polishing up a dirty car only using this spray stuff....


http://www.idealworld.tv/Default.aspx?ProductID=165656

only £15!!

no need to wash the car first, you spray on, then wipe off, then polished the arae you've wiped!!

how the hell does it get dried on muddy road/rain dirt off without scratching your paint work?

it did look like the car had a show room shine after.

anyone else seen it or used it?

Is it any good?

If its that good why haven't i seen it before or seen it demo'd at MaxPower/car shows we all go to?

Boyakasha

iTrader: (2)

Not a chance, you can't magic away dirt particles. I would stay well clear of it.

scoobyschef

iTrader: (6)

it must be ****, how can you was a car with no water

StickyMicky

might work the same way as the waterless stuff....

salsa-king

its got Carnauba wax in it that everyone shouts about on SN.

ProShine Spray & Shine (Waterless Wash & Wax) : netparts.co.uk, LOWERING the Cost of Motoring and Giving Your Car the TREATMENT it Deserves



might ber better to use at shows where you won't need to wash your car over... again

Clark @ PB

Of, Load, Crap, a, what - re-arrange those words

SwissTony

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so what you are saying is, you dont think much of the product ??

* checks clark's work for evidence of said bottle in the background, just behind the Vintage glaze *

salsa-king

have you tried it?

Clark @ PB

No, and i dont need to try it to know it will inflict swirling and scratching to your paintwork, stick to the two bucket method with a good quality shampoo

SwissTony

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honestly the lies that come out of that man are terrible

Clark @ PB

Busted!

stoneface

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salsa-king

it must be good if it polishes out the scratches from that orbital sander

Rich @ PB

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