I heard of a protective sealant called Diamondbrite.

* Is it any good?

* Hoe much does it cost?

Had it put on New car from the dealers , 18 months ago , they price it at

is it better than just using normal cleaning products? Do you get the same shine.

Depends on how much effort you want to put into waxing and polish , i found that it is just as much shine with lots less effort . Black like mine always bad to keep clean . Wash , use conditioner once a month , and finish off with a Microfibre cloth and Turtle WAX IT WET spray , Found the Microfibre cloths work faster and better than a leather shamy .

does the microfibre cloth lift of dirt?

Use the Microfibre to Dry off not wash , for that use a sheepskin mit or similar , , sure some car care experts will be along soon , but for my reason the Mictrofibre soaks up the water better than a leather , also saw some article that suggested less likely to trap grit between bodywork and cloth unlike Leather . Also cheaper to replace more often .Surprising how much the cloths soak up , also with the Diamondbrite on , there is less water left behind as it beads off quicker . Only my opinion though . Everyone to there own best method .

take a look here, great guides and some rather good products too......

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/index.html

and the service is top notch, highly recomended (IMO)

does rearly seem to work .

what you mean by this

have a look on Ebay for Supagard...similar product works extremely well...kits (interior & exterior protection) can be found on Ebay for under

Diamondbrite is a good cheap quick fix if you buy it on eBay for a tenner.

It's nowhere near as good as a dedicated polish and wax combo.

All this cr ap about it lasting for years is nonsence. I found that after a month, I needed to apply more of it.

I now use Meguiars NXT Wax Spray over the winter, and then in the summer I go crazy with the proper Zymol stuff that costs far too much (but actually less than a dealer charges to apply Diamondbrite!!)

Waste of money IMO. You cant beat a good wax and top coat sealer

just done it on my superb. cost me about 20 quid off ebay with a fabric protector. car looks shinier than any of my motors ever have - well recommended. you could possibly get shinier with manual polishing, but not very easily - car looks *mint* now...

I suppose it all depends on what a persons perception is of a "Good Finish" because perception is indeed reality.

This is the reality, perceive what you will;

I paid