Does anyone use dodo waxes??
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Does anyone use dodo waxes??
Just been looking at (blobeye pics thread) and someone mentioned dodo carnuaba wax and there other products which sound awesome, just wondered if many people on here use them and if so does anyone have the wax used for wr blue???
cheers guys and girls
cheers guys and girls
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I use dodo juice blue velvet on my wr blue blobeye and get great results , which is a real bonus as it came with the car ! Previous to this I'd never used a solid wax , always liquid but this stuff is a doddle to apply
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I've been using Dodo Juice Supernatural for near a year now & I would def reccommend it it if you value good results. I find on my cool grey scoob it brings up a nice flake pop. It is dear but unquestionably good value if you like a good finish. There are more durable waxes out there but dodo juice is so easy to apply I don't mind having to top up quite often. Preperation is the key - a good clay or polish before you wax is the key for a good finish.
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Got several Dodo products, including buckets, cloths etc. Good quality stuff.
I use the Purple Haze on my black car. It's for darker cars. Have done a good handful of waxes and there's loads left. It's easy to apply and cost about £35 for a tub.
Not a bad reflection here, but like others say...it's the prep work too.
Dodo Juice Purple Haze Carnuaba Car Wax
I use the Purple Haze on my black car. It's for darker cars. Have done a good handful of waxes and there's loads left. It's easy to apply and cost about £35 for a tub.
Not a bad reflection here, but like others say...it's the prep work too.
Dodo Juice Purple Haze Carnuaba Car Wax
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cheers guys, ill get some and try it, but what would you recommendto prep as they do the prep stuff too. so wash , prep abrasive sort of polish for blemishes, then a nice poilsh then wax??
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