this is a really good price on there site it is £29.99 but if you go through there eBay account they are doing BOGOF , which makes this £20 per tub . dodo juice is a very good car wax plus 1% tcb and nectar points
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united4eva
28 Jun 17#1
Is this polish or wax?
mercslkman to united4eva
28 Jun 171#2
its a wax mate, my bad I have just altered it
vegasbaby
28 Jun 171#3
Haven't tried this one yet, but their Purple Haze is very good..... Smells nice too! <3
mercslkman to vegasbaby
28 Jun 17#4
that is what I use now too
vegasbaby
28 Jun 17#5
It really is a great wax for the money. Have tried loads of waxes and sealants over the years, but find myself always coming back to Purple haze, or Autoglym HD wax.
snoopy18
28 Jun 17#6
Guessing this is for people into detailing and there is a lot of prep work to do first
CoeK to snoopy18
29 Jun 171#10
I generally wash and clay my car then use this. It is worth the time to do it properly as it can make washing your car easier for a while after.
Never used this but have used purple haze on a white car as it makes it easier to see when you have taken it all off, made the car look amazing.
I currently have autoglym HD but I feel like it leaves a powdery residue so I may give this one a go.
gidsterc
29 Jun 17#7
is this the same stuff they did KITT with in Knight Rider?
Hassann
29 Jun 17#8
Have you tried Dodo Juice Supernatural Hybrid wax? I've been using that for years. I'm running out and need to get something else, this could be a tempting proposition...
Just purchased a Porsche in the Atlas Grey Metallic colour (looks like a black with a tinge of blue and grey). This actually may work well with that colour!
ollie87
29 Jun 171#9
I love Dodo Juice stuff, their Banana Armor makes my Volcanic Orange Mini look amazing.
mercslkman to ollie87
29 Jun 17#13
I love that colour I had that on my clubman wish I had kept it, everyone commented on it , mini have stopped making it now tho
united4eva
29 Jun 17#11
love the smell of purple haze in the morning.
I'm looking for someone the is now a little easier to apply than the usual carnauba wax based stuff...
iceman85 to united4eva
29 Jun 17#12
rofl almost spit out my morning coffee reading ur comment
Hassann
30 Jun 17#14
Does anyone know what's better... This or their Supernatural Hybrid?
vegasbaby
30 Jun 17#15
Not tried the Supernatural. Tbh I don't spend money/time like I used to on detailing. Maybe worth trying a 30ml sample pot of Purple Haze to see how you get on, but if you don't put in the work on all the prep work, it doesn't really make a huge amount of difference.
vegasbaby
30 Jun 17#16
I think you've missed of a fairly important part of your detailing routine. Not sure how you can go from wash,clay bar, then straight to waxing! No point waxing unless you've polished ( and glazed, if so inclined).
CoeK
30 Jun 17#17
I would only polish if I had something to correct on it. I got it brand new and after some polishing paint was perfect.
ollie87
30 Jun 17#18
No they haven't. It's just not free anymore.
Are you sure you're not talking about Spice Orange?
mercslkman
30 Jun 17#19
oh a it was the spiced orange I bought the new clubby and wanted it in that colour but he said it wasn't popular , but since they stopped making it they have people on there list wanting that colour if they get any second hand cars in, mine was sold the same day I swapped it
vegasbaby
30 Jun 171#20
Even on a brand new car, it would need polishing, and then probably twice a year after that. Never gonna stay perfect, unless you park it in a bubble and leave it there.
CoeK
30 Jun 17#21
i polish rarely. I wash and clay it a lot more often. I polished it the first time since dealership valets suck.
vegasbaby
30 Jun 17#22
Yep no denying that. Quickest way to ruin your paintwork is let the car dealership "valet" your car.
mercslkman
1 Jul 17#23
what is the best car polish to use . I need to buy some more and thought I would see what you guys use . it is due a polish ans waxing soon many thanks
vegasbaby to mercslkman
1 Jul 171#24
Without going out to the man cave to check, the products I use most of the time are poor boys ssr2.5, poor boys black hole glaze, menzerna sf4500, carlack complete, gtechniq P1 nano compound, chemical guys jetseal 109, autoglym resin polish, dodo juice purple haze, autoglym hd wax. Obviously that's a mix in there of polishes, sealants and waxes. I always use zymol autowash, autobrite supa snow foam, and bilthamber clay bars. And use a mix of 2 bucket method and karcher pressure washer.
There's no best of anything really. What is great for my paintwork, maybe only so so for yours. It's a case of trying them over a period of time and seeing is best for you. :-)
mercslkman
1 Jul 17#25
thanks mate
vegasbaby
1 Jul 17#26
No worries :smiley:
Hassann
1 Jul 171#27
Daymm.....you must have spent a small fortune on those products!
vegasbaby
1 Jul 17#28
Yeh, in the good old days before kids and mortgage! Lol.
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Never used this but have used purple haze on a white car as it makes it easier to see when you have taken it all off, made the car look amazing.
I currently have autoglym HD but I feel like it leaves a powdery residue so I may give this one a go.
Just purchased a Porsche in the Atlas Grey Metallic colour (looks like a black with a tinge of blue and grey). This actually may work well with that colour!
I'm looking for someone the is now a little easier to apply than the usual carnauba wax based stuff...
Are you sure you're not talking about Spice Orange?
There's no best of anything really. What is great for my paintwork, maybe only so so for yours. It's a case of trying them over a period of time and seeing is best for you. :-)