so was good on a 4wd and u went 4wd mud wrestling and where happy? If it passes that test, im more then happy to do it on my car! Ill be givin it a wash tonight and see how it lasts till next friday!

I've got 3 packs of it in the garage (about 10 tins and 9 cloths).

The interior cleaner stuff is good as so is the plastic enhancer, (much better than armour all). The so called paint dry wash cleaner isn't as good as a decent wash and a polish with Mothers or any other up market brand though. This stuff is more promises than results and the wheel still only last 3 days or so as others have said, and it will dry all the skin out on your hands so make sure you wear some suggical rubber gloves if you use it.

I would give it 6.5 out of 10.

Nothing beats a good clay bar and a decent polish with a good wax for the best result on paint IMHO

Edited February 5, 201016 yr by hypnodoc

ahh steer well away from that stuff please!!!!!

It's also really good for scratching your paintwork

hell yeah, I had a guy come up and try to do it on my car..

"don't touch the car"

bad idea I reckon

I use it and actually rate it lol... I may or may not be a lazy f*cker though definately would recommend washing car first though

I have been using this for some time and I think its good

if my car is really dirty I will wash it once over with water

so far all smiles no scratches or nothing would recommend to anyone

I used to use this a often for the past 2 years (I only stopped as I ran out).

I hate scratches and swirl-marks and was the BIGGEST skeptic on this stuff when my dad (a longtime truck driver) handed the stuff to me after buying a new, dark coloured car!

He uses the stuff on his trucks, as do many truck drivers, on windscreens and it makes removing bugs much easier from the film it leaves on the front bar. This I have tested myself on a 4000km trip with no wash.

The key is:

- DO NOT use it if your car is dirty with mud etc.

- Use many cloths, you cant use 1 or 2 to do the whole car, the more you use the better and easier it will turn out.

- There is a fine line between putting too little and too much on your panel/glass.

- it is fine to spray on your wheels etc, but it can get everywhere depending on how you apply it and if you cant wipe it all off, it will be obvious for a long long time.

- DO NOT apply a lot of pressure.

- DO NOT use it every single time you need to wash the car. I found it great if the car was dusty/rained on etc form normal driving 1-2 weeks max. Anything more and it wasn't worth the effort over a normal wash.

I actually had one of these guys come up to me recently in BP (Berwick, SE Melb) but wouldn't let him spray my car as I didn't want one clean spot.. If I wasn't in such a hurry that day I realy would of got some more I think.

PS, people that know me know that I don't rate standard vehicle maintenance/washing, while she's an everyday ride, I keep it tidy and swirl marks would put me into a fit of rage.

I had one of these car park salesmen come up and catch me as I was hopping out of the car late for work.. she insisted she demoed it so I stood there as she tried it on a faily clean part of the car.. did an alright job but I drove around for a week with a clean patch on my car and the rest of the car all dusty.

I cant stand waterless wash.. you might as well wash your car at a self serve carwash and use the brake dust filled brush. Nothing beats manual labour on the front lawn