Would really appreciate advice on aforementioned range. We have not got an Halfords on Island and one of the car accessory shops has started stocking the full range of Poorboys. I purchase most of my detailing products online, but want to give this lad a bit of support. I have previously bought Black Hole,but don,t know alot about the other products in the range. Advice would be very welcome.

Tony

All you need to know here:

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/poorboys-car-care-and-detailing-products.html

Click on a product, then read the three tabs

I used poorboys black hole glaze and natty wax on on my last 2 cars, with awesome results, would highly recommend them

I've just brought some White Diamond Glaze I brought after a bit of research to replace Autoglym SRP.

Started to use it last night and so far I'm impressed, smells lovely, easy to apply easy to buff off and leaves a very slick deep gloss.

I'll be finishing the rest of the car today followed by a coat of Collinite 476 I can't wait.

You won't hear many bad words about Poorboy's products so go for it chap.

Poorboys stuff is pretty good,go support your local guy and get stocked up

Very good products offering excellent value for money.

In interior trim is great, can't recall the name but it's blue and smells of marzipan! Won't use anything else inside.

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Poorboys black hole topped off with ex-p sealent

Nattys Blue wax is superb and huge VFM - dead easy but not the longest lasting. But the smell   :cocktail:

 

Nat Look Dressing is one of the best IMHO. 

I used SRP but have moved onto Blackhole topped off with EX-P and then I add some Victoria Concours red wax for good measure. It has really given my black VRS a deep, wet gloss. 

 

I know that some will say that you don't need sealant and wax but I like to know that my hard work is well protected. 

I've got there wheel sealant and it's excellent

I have the black hole and nattys wax which is an excellent combo. Also have the wheel sealant but I find it isn't really durable and wears off rather quickly.

I use fusso cost as a wheel sealant. It works brilliantly

Just an up-date, as well as taking on the Poorboys range he has now been taken on by Auto Finesse and has the full range. Mentioned to him about Sonax Xtreme range and should have that in the New Year ( apparently this is a very hard product to get as a retailer, he has the normal Sonax range in stock). I spent a few bob in his shop on Monday as I had won a £20 FB voucher from him.

Auto Finesse advice please?

Tony

The AF I have used has done a good job, no complaints, used Revive, Citrus wash, Lather, Iron Out, Desire (lovely wax)

Edited 14 October, 201411 yr by NorthernMonkey

I havent used much in the AutoFinesse range, but I believe its very good

Have a read here:

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/auto-finesse-car-care-and-detailing-products.html

If you click on a product and move to Specification....this gives you more detail:

For example AF Tough Coat:

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/auto-finesse-tough-coat.html

I have a few AF products, which do you need advice on mate?

None in particular Dinski just an over view,

Tony

Limited experience of Auto Finesse other than the waxes.

 

I have some AF Verso APC; which performed well enough;

but i only bought it as it was in a 50% off sale period.

 

AF waxes i have include Spirit, Desire and Illusion..... Illusion being my favourite. 

None in particular Dinski just an over view,

Tony

I can send you some AF power seal or AF triple, samples if you like? My favourite 2 products from AF

Cheers for that Dinski, will PM you

Tony

Auto Finesse Crystal Clear is my favourite glass cleaner.

Edited 15 October, 201411 yr by threadbear