A mate who is car salesman saw me trying to clean the O3 the other day and has now left a Supagard kit...

Whilst very nice of him, is Supagard any good in the hands of an amature ie. me

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Fn technology urrrrrrgg

Its just a wax/sealant like any other isn't it? Why not try it on one small panel like a door and see how you get on?

You've probably got more experience that those who apply it at the dealers. Just follow the instructions and you'll be fine. Although I'd personally not bother and invest in a few better products.

Dunno, had a quick read of one or two of the products and I think I may need an ology in patience.

 

Finally figured the tech but, needed

put it on, at the end of the day it's a form of protection. it dosen't matter what people think of the brand, everyone has there own brand they like to use or brainwashed by the pr on the labels of certain brands. just follow the instructions and have a good time doing it.

I had supaguard on my Audi when new, and they left me the full goodies set (one up from yours). I use most of it and it seems to do the job. But I'm not sure it is really worth it over the run of the mill shampoo etc. What is for sure worth it, is paying a professional once a year to claybar/wax/seal your car with all the big boys toys.

Do you think the same mate could find his was to leaving that kit on my doorstep in Bournemouth 

blimey, that swanly aluminium briefcase thing is a step up from a cardboard box!

well thats just a decent kit, where did you say your mate got that from?

Work, he sells Toyotas.