Carnuba wax Shampoo
28 June 2001, 10:04 PM
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I have found someone that sells Carnuba wax shampoo 'Star bright' packaged but made by Quadralene in 5ltr containers @ £9.25 to Scoobynet members.
Pressure Clean on 01256 880099 speak to Les or Colin
please dont castrate me for posting this but i have tried to get a good price for us all as i buy all my bits from them
Paul
Pressure Clean on 01256 880099 speak to Les or Colin
please dont castrate me for posting this but i have tried to get a good price for us all as i buy all my bits from them
Paul
02 July 2001, 08:53 PM
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It contains carnuba wax used it on our scoob at the weekend it was looking a bit dull but now it nearly looks as good as new
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03 July 2001, 07:58 AM
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I think you will find majority of people interested in keeping their car sparkling, use a 'proper' wax rather than just a bit in the shampoo. Wizard of Wax kits seem to be used by over half on this bbs, and they get your car BETTER than new 
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04 July 2001, 08:44 AM
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Fine, but unless this shampoo is detergent free (which at the price I doubt), it will remove the 'proper' wax on their cars 
and all that hardwork will be for nothing 
In my experiance, any 'wax-in-shampoo' doesn't leave a wax coating of any sort on the car. The 'after washing wax sprays' are better than in-built waxes, and even those don't last more than a week
and all that hardwork will be for nothing In my experiance, any 'wax-in-shampoo' doesn't leave a wax coating of any sort on the car. The 'after washing wax sprays' are better than in-built waxes, and even those don't last more than a week
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I dont trust any Wax Shampoo, Sureley the Job of shampoo is to remove grease and yuck form your car. If it has wax in it then sureley some of that yuck will get stuck in the wax?
Also what about the windscreen, I dont want a waxy window?
(I also use a Sperate Shampoo and Conditioner on my hair)
Also what about the windscreen, I dont want a waxy window?
(I also use a Sperate Shampoo and Conditioner on my hair)
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