Autoglym Aquablade.............
11 December 2004, 06:00 PM
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don't think so now, I went 4 a loook last week & none there, got a diff one instead from there, not sure if it is as good but cleared a fair bit of water b4 the chammy
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Originally Posted by Brun
Does Halfrauds stock these? Can't find them on their site 
no , but they do the Turtlewax equivalent - just as good
12 December 2004, 08:39 AM
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When they first came out, some years ago, I went & bought 8/9 of the things & gae them to the family for Xmas presents.
All were dubious though on first use......they were all transformed. Best presents I ever bought
All were dubious though on first use......they were all transformed. Best presents I ever bought
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If this is the same as the Hydra Flexi Blade (silicon blade for 'drying' car) I bought one from a local car audio/security/tuning firm.
We then had one of those 'Kleeneeze' catalogues left on the doorstep which I happened to flick through and found the same thing for half the price (£6).
I ordered one and it is an identical copy, so save your brass and buy one of the cheap ones.
Andy
We then had one of those 'Kleeneeze' catalogues left on the doorstep which I happened to flick through and found the same thing for half the price (£6).
I ordered one and it is an identical copy, so save your brass and buy one of the cheap ones.
Andy
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