Miracle Dry Wash - Car Cleaning
Discussion
I ordered some of the above from their website and tried it for the first time on the 'M' this weekend (brand new paint work) and all I can say is that it does exactly what it says. Tried it first on the windscreen before attempting anywhere near the paint work. Bloody good. Spray on, let it dry, wipe off and then quick polish with no wax, just the polishing cloth and no swirl marks either. Whole car done within 30 mins and no water or wax used at all!
Top tip - best done when it's not too windy as you end up using more spray than you actually need.
I ordered the big spray gun and 2 x micro cloths and 2 x polishing cloths - total was £17.50 posted and should last for about 4-6 cleans (I used far too much the first time!). Refills for the solution are £11.99 posted and the micro cloths are washable.
If you live in the South East and are under a hosepipe ban, get some of this to keep your pride and joy sparkling over the summer.
www.miracledrywash.com
Before:-
the end results:-
>> Edited by sybaseian on Monday 27th February 02:00
Top tip - best done when it's not too windy as you end up using more spray than you actually need.
I ordered the big spray gun and 2 x micro cloths and 2 x polishing cloths - total was £17.50 posted and should last for about 4-6 cleans (I used far too much the first time!). Refills for the solution are £11.99 posted and the micro cloths are washable.
If you live in the South East and are under a hosepipe ban, get some of this to keep your pride and joy sparkling over the summer.
www.miracledrywash.com
Before:-
the end results:-
>> Edited by sybaseian on Monday 27th February 02:00
Ian,
Miracle Dry Wash is a British product. It was designed and produced here by SJK Products. When we decided to take on a dry wash system, I tried a myriad of products from here and the USA. Miracle Dry wash was the one that stood out as the best in quality and performance.
Most people who we sell to, tend to use too much on the paintwork for fear of scratching. In truth, you only need a little on a section. One 500ml bottle should enable you to clean a average saloon 7-8 times.
We have sucessfully sold Miracle Dry wash to many people and currently have the local Police force using it for their cars.
The TVR looks great by the way. I love the old shape TVR's. What colour is it?
Kev
Miracle Dry Wash is a British product. It was designed and produced here by SJK Products. When we decided to take on a dry wash system, I tried a myriad of products from here and the USA. Miracle Dry wash was the one that stood out as the best in quality and performance.
Most people who we sell to, tend to use too much on the paintwork for fear of scratching. In truth, you only need a little on a section. One 500ml bottle should enable you to clean a average saloon 7-8 times.
We have sucessfully sold Miracle Dry wash to many people and currently have the local Police force using it for their cars.
The TVR looks great by the way. I love the old shape TVR's. What colour is it?
Kev
evolutionvalet said:
Ian,
Miracle Dry Wash is a British product. It was designed and produced here by SJK Products. When we decided to take on a dry wash system, I tried a myriad of products from here and the USA. Miracle Dry wash was the one that stood out as the best in quality and performance.
Most people who we sell to, tend to use too much on the paintwork for fear of scratching. In truth, you only need a little on a section. One 500ml bottle should enable you to clean a average saloon 7-8 times.
We have sucessfully sold Miracle Dry wash to many people and currently have the local Police force using it for their cars.
The TVR looks great by the way. I love the old shape TVR's. What colour is it?
Kev
I agree with everything you said about using too much the first time - a little goes a long way. I didn't realise that the product was British!
The colour is actually Lotus Azure Blue.
Ian
evolutionvalet said:
Thanks for that.
I am trying to find a blue/purple colour for my project. I need to two tone the car and want to get a decent shade. Yours looks nearly what I am after.
Cheers.
Kev
looks like an interesting project.
Lotus Azure blue can look either blue or heading towards purple depnding on the light:-
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