Polished Bliss?
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beemer5711
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PolishedBliss used to offer free postage on everything but swapped that for loyalty points. I still think PB are the best though, as they only sell products they've vetted and service is always second to none. I have a leaky bottle once and they sent another out first then asked for pictures and details second.
beemer5711
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Which is still less than most companies. Pretty sure when you sign up you get a few quids worth of bonus points too.
Cheers guys just placed an order, 3 products I've never used before to try 
Oh and yes, £1 off for my first order lol. Best part is DPD delivery as standard...always a bonus.
Oh and yes, £1 off for my first order lol. Best part is DPD delivery as standard...always a bonus.
Top products those mate, you won't be disappointed. Only thing with WetCoat, it can clog up sprayer quite quickly and does thicken up, so keep eye on that, and clean nozzle regularlyCheers guys just placed an order, 3 products I've never used before to try
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Oh and yes, £1 off for my first order lol. Best part is DPD delivery as standard...always a bonus.
beemer5711
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Cheers guys just placed an order, 3 products I've never used before to try
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Oh and yes, £1 off for my first order lol. Best part is DPD delivery as standard...always a bonus.
I’m confident you’ll like them!
I use Wet Coat, my cars are coated in Tac Systems Moonlight and topped with Wet Coat every now and then.
For WetCoat I’ve adopted Jon’s method from ForensicDetailing channel.
It’s to wash and dry the car and then soak a microfibre applicator in water then spray Wet Coat onto the applicator and apply like that. Do a panel then dry again. Don’t buff though just a light wipe with a dry drying towel to remove the water then let Wet Coat do it’s thing. Supposedly more economical, last longer and more importantly for me, you can control whether it is applied to your windscreen or not.
If you’ve not heard of Forensic Detailing, look him up on YouTube. I’m also a Patreon of his, top guy and really knows his stuff.
Cheers guys just placed an order, 3 products I've never used before to try
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Oh and yes, £1 off for my first order lol. Best part is DPD delivery as standard...always a bonus.
BH Auto-wheel is by far the best wheel cleaner I've ever used. It does stink to high heaven (my neighbours thought they could smell something awful burning last time I used it...) but totally worth it for the results. I've never tried Korrosol but it's apparently almost identical to auto-wheel but with a slightly thinner consistency so that's bound to be good too.
Thanks for the heads up
Cheers for the tip mate, I was going to wash & rinse, spray wetcoat and then wipe over each panel before washing off and drying
Seen a few of his videos, some good tips he has.
I watched a video online comparing the two, yes you can use one to do both, but you are going to use the same amount in the long run, so may as well get one of each
Think in the video I watched the outcome was that the Korrosol clinged better/longer to the car paint.Just had an email, it will be here thursday
Thanks for the heads up
Cheers for the tip mate, I was going to wash & rinse, spray wetcoat and then wipe over each panel before washing off and drying
Seen a few of his videos, some good tips he has.
I watched a video online comparing the two, yes you can use one to do both, but you are going to use the same amount in the long run, so may as well get one of each
Just had an email, it will be here thursday
I have always find their service and delivery the best by a mile. Just a shame they don’t do more products, but at least they do BH and Gyeon, my faves
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Thanks for the heads up
Cheers for the tip mate, I was going to wash & rinse, spray wetcoat and then wipe over each panel before washing off and drying
Seen a few of his videos, some good tips he has.
I watched a video online comparing the two, yes you can use one to do both, but you are going to use the same amount in the long run, so may as well get one of each
Just had an email, it will be here thursday
Bilt Hamber Korrosol is a great product. Used it on the paint of my A3 and it bled well, picking up some contaminant even after snow foam and pre wash treatments. Paint was silky smooth.
Been using PB for around 8 years
Always found them extremely helpful
They used to do free P&P on everything
I've always like the way they give a short write up on every product they sell
Always found them extremely helpful
They used to do free P&P on everything
I've always like the way they give a short write up on every product they sell
The new version seems weaker in beading and durability mate,new one has only been out since the summer.....
You've just started using it though? have you used any other brand of this type of product,carpro hydro has better durability and it doesn't turn to a gel in the bottle l ain't say it's a good or bad product now just that it ain't as good as it use to be,best l have used is Fireball premium easy coat..but it was expensiveNothing wrong with WetCoat mate
Have had WetCoat for about 3-4 months, but don’t use on my coated car. Use on wheels until coated, but works pretty well, and not clogging. A mate at work uses all the time and loves it.
Have used hydro before, it’s also pretty good but not on this level...IMO
Top tip with BH Auto Wheels, unless your wheels are absolutely shocking (which I doubt they are mate), you can dilute it 50/50 with water and get 2 litres for the price of one. Still does it's job well at this dilution ratio - it is way more potent than it needs to be in raw format.
Order received today all present and correct
The free marshmallows that they give you taste horrid though!!!
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Haha, agree, those always taste bland and stale
