DRY WASH
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Hi Big All.
I have just purchased dry wash from Ebay just to try it ,the small are I have tried has proved to be exceptionally good and has removed black marks with ease
I think swmbo paid around a tenner for it , all I can say is I could quite easily have waisted a tenner elswhere and not able to use it.
Ill see if I can find the product. Found it. www.caravanstuff4u.co.uk
Hope this helps
Sir Roger
I have just purchased dry wash from Ebay just to try it ,the small are I have tried has proved to be exceptionally good and has removed black marks with ease
I think swmbo paid around a tenner for it , all I can say is I could quite easily have waisted a tenner elswhere and not able to use it.
Ill see if I can find the product. Found it. www.caravanstuff4u.co.uk
Hope this helps
Sir Roger
We've used dry wash and it's excellent, it gets rid of all the black marks effortlessly.
We purchased it from our local dealer, it came with two cleaning cloths for about £12.00, worth every penny!
We purchased it from our local dealer, it came with two cleaning cloths for about £12.00, worth every penny!
I'm using Ideal World Showroom Shine dry wash. I use it only for times when the car or van are just dirty and not plastered in muck. I only do that as I'm not 100% convinced that grains of road salt won't scratch the paintwork without being hosed off first.
The results are certainly impressive and it's well worth using if you turn up on site with a road weary van.
I use it on our summer seasonal site as thye warden will turn away dirty vans but won't allow even a bucket and sponge to be used. But he can use the motorhome filling point to wash his car every sunday with the hosepipe.
What can I say!!!
The results are certainly impressive and it's well worth using if you turn up on site with a road weary van.
I use it on our summer seasonal site as thye warden will turn away dirty vans but won't allow even a bucket and sponge to be used. But he can use the motorhome filling point to wash his car every sunday with the hosepipe.
What can I say!!!
Hi
We've used dry wash since it came out.
Used the Armorall Tissues first, which are supposed to be used by the magazines whilst reviewing cars.
Both used properly give (pardon the pun) brilliant results.
As has been said we don't use them when either the car or caravan are particularily mucked up though, we give the standard wash off and wax.
Because the caravan is stored where washing isn't always a very easy option we've found the dry wash gives great results especially with the black streaks. The after finish is great as well as water just beads off as if waxed.
Windows come up wonderfully as well.
At one site the warden was convinced we'd spent hours waxing both car and caravan, so as I say used as per instructions it's great.
We've used dry wash since it came out.
Used the Armorall Tissues first, which are supposed to be used by the magazines whilst reviewing cars.
Both used properly give (pardon the pun) brilliant results.
As has been said we don't use them when either the car or caravan are particularily mucked up though, we give the standard wash off and wax.
Because the caravan is stored where washing isn't always a very easy option we've found the dry wash gives great results especially with the black streaks. The after finish is great as well as water just beads off as if waxed.
Windows come up wonderfully as well.
At one site the warden was convinced we'd spent hours waxing both car and caravan, so as I say used as per instructions it's great.
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