Anybody ever had Diamondbrite treatment?

 

Is it any good / worth the money?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Mike

Ive used diamond brite and it is very good, but dont pay someone to do it, you can buy the full kit that will do a few cars from cossiechris drop him an e mail, he's always at the big shows, Max power, Trax etc.

http://www.jewelultra.com/contact.htm

 

Tim

I have a box of it unopened:rolleyes: So don't know if it's better than Autoglym.

I had a white MKIII Supra which had been treated with "Diamond Brite".

You only needed to give it a quick wash and it shone like a ...... er, a diamond :rolleyes:

Dave

I have always used Autoglym and would have sworn by it until weekend before last that is.

 

Thanks to Ajay I tried some ZYMÖL, all I can say is it's fantastic, a far deeper shine than Autoglym, and the car wash wax is fantastic.

 

Well worth the wonga IMHO.

 

Tim

Cheers guyz, I wasn't asking for myself, someone at work is buying an Audi TT (don't laugh) and they want and extra 250 for treating it with this stuff.

 

I'll tell him to save his cash and do it himself.

 

Cheerz.

 

Mike

£250 FFS

Chris is sellin the whole kit including the upholstry cleaner for £20.

And there must be enough to do 3 cars I would guess.

When I bought my daughter a new Citroen Saxo they threw a Diamond Brite treatment in which they said normally cost £250 amongst other things to get the deal.

 

They treated the whole of the inside and out and gave a guarantee that it would not mark or stain and that the paint would be OK.

 

Nearly two years later it seems to have done every thing they said it would, but I doubt if I would pay £250 for it.

Just echoing what was said earlier, the scobby racer boyz use zymol, its gets their pimp mobiles totally shiny, clear indicators and all, even the 20" slammed to the maxx handle like its on railz wheels!

 

But it is good stuff! :) think its quite expensive tho.

 

regards