Having got a Black Octy Estate (vRS) thought I would get a few bits together to have a play with so here we are.

 

Tim at Envy Valeting fallout remover, got 2 x 5 Litres of this as I know the product. Nice price and super fast delivery.

 

If you live local, bring a small bottle for a free sample. 

 

 

Tim's Shampoo, nice dilution ratio, really nice "clean" smell.

 

 

Tim (again) with his Filler Killer, ideal for making sure the paint work is clean after a polish.

 

 

Also off Tim at Envy Valeting, a Litre of Dr Leathers Leather cleaner, this is a fantastic product at a decent price.

 

 

Now this is a new company, local to me so going to give it a go.

 

Jay at Obsession Wax is doing these on DW for the moment, so prices etc can be found on his website and DW, but at the price he is doing, well be rude not too.

 

 

The snow foam that he does, got a Litre of this. Like the labels and bottle (handy to keep hold of when gloves wet)

 

 

Will be getting the car started this weekend, will post pics in use and thoughts.

 

Matthew

 

Interesting Matthew

Links and costs?

Will go back and edit, plus have a chat with them if they want to cross link any offers.

It's not letting me edit the first post.

 

So these are links to product prices:

 

 

Iron Awe

http://www.envyvaleting.co.uk/products_info.asp?id=330 

 

Filler Killer

http://www.envyvaleting.co.uk/products_info.asp?id=377

 

Shampoo

http://www.envyvaleting.co.uk/products_info.asp?id=359

 

Dr Leather

http://www.envyvaleting.co.uk/products_info.asp?id=272

 

And the Obsession Fallout remover

http://www.obsessionwax.com/fallout-remover-500ml/

 

Snow Foam

http://www.obsessionwax.com/ultimate-snowfoam-1lt/

Obsession Wax Fallout Remover 

 

 

Envy Valeting Iron Awe 

 

How were the results when rinsed?

My own wax made by Obsession Wax

 

Cool

My wheels are not the best for testing and showing results.

 

They are really bad on the inners, previous owners didn't clean and seal so they really need to go off for a re-furb.

 

However, as you can see in the pics, the OW Fallout seems to have a de-greaser in it as well as the fallout remover. The spray head isn't the best as it seems to be a cross between a jet and a spray.

 

It was given a quick brush using an Envy Valeting Brush before the PW came along. For such battered wheels it did well, leaving just a few really deep pitting marks.

 

The Iron Awe (I decanted 500ml in to a spray bottle) reacted alot quick and gave same results but without the brush being used. 

 

I don't normally use a Fallout on its own, I normally PW, wheel cleaner then follow with Fallout to target whats left.

 

Price on the 2 are very similar, just being local to Jay its free post!

Thanks matt.

Will do a more in-depth review as this was just a quick go before claying and getting the car into the unit for a play with a product and the machines.