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Looking around for some items - i stumbled on this company:  i6 Automotive

Based in Sheffield and some cheap detailing stuff.

 

Cheap Snow foam lance.... £11.99!!

 

http://www.i6automotive.co.uk/hd-snow-foam-lance-karcher-k-series/

 

 

Cheap Wheel wooly copies...

 

http://www.i6automotive.co.uk/alloy-wheel-cleaning-brush-set-of-3/

 

 

Even a cheap Dooka-like (medium 7x7) wash pad...

 

http://www.i6automotive.co.uk/lambswool-wash-pad-7-x-7/

 

 

I havent ordered anything yet - but wanted to check if anyone had used these guys?

 

Ceers,
Ste.

Looking around for some items - i stumbled on this company: i6 Automotive

Based in Sheffield and some cheap detailing stuff.

Cheap Snow foam lance.... £11.99!!

http://www.i6automotive.co.uk/hd-snow-foam-lance-karcher-k-series/

Cheap Wheel wooly copies...

http://www.i6automotive.co.uk/alloy-wheel-cleaning-brush-set-of-3/

Even a cheap Dooka-like (medium 7x7) wash pad...

http://www.i6automotive.co.uk/lambswool-wash-pad-7-x-7/

I havent ordered anything yet - but wanted to check if anyone had used these guys?

Ceers,

Ste.

Thanks for the heads up mate.

They look quite promising at that price! Even if they are not up to much it's worth trying for the cost I guess!

Not a company I have heard of Ste. Probably a local company selling to dealers

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Not had any detailing products, but bought a Disa kit from them for my bmw last year with no problems.

I've got one of the foam lances, same quality as more expensive ones I've bought previously. No problems with it at all, like all lances you just have to remember to rinse though with clean water when you've finished to prevent them clogging up.

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Thanks for the comments guys.

Foam lance ordered at £11.99 :)

  • 1 month later...
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Just to follow-up on this thread i started recently.....

 

Very happy with the foam lance received from these guys. Now my primary foam lance. :thumbup:

 

BUT - a word of warning on i6 Automotive at the same tiem...

 

The prices on their eBay shop tend to fluctuate quick regularly and viciously too.

Not always a bargain - but one to keep an eye on for the odd bargain.

Something else they had in at £500, so something's going on :p

Edited by Wardy

Something else they had in at £500, so something's going on :p

Not saying this applies to them but it's a technique commonly used on ebay by sellers when they've run out of stock

Oh yeah, quite common - suppose it saves them having to set up the auctions from scratch again. Just stick a sky-high price in, for the meantime :)

  • 2 months later...

Brought a snow foam lance from them via eBay.

Very helpful indeed when I brought the wrong adapter with it.

  • 1 month later...

Bought a set of brushes for a fiver seem OK and for the price can't go wrong. I note they've currently got foam wax applicators like Auto Finesse at 4 for a fiver and also some foam waffle applicators similar to the Farecla ones at the same price. Has anyone tried any of these yet ?

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