ProShine - Spray & Shine
02-03-2007, 04:58 PM
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Has anyone used this product - it's just being advertised now on a UK shopping chanel and it looks really good. It's one of those waterless car wash sprays where you shake up the forumla, spray it on a dirty car and then rub off with the cloth provided. Quickly wipe with a second cloth and you have a carnuba wax shine which repels dirt...... Sounds too good to be true but I've ordered some to try it.
02-05-2007, 10:08 AM
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My Ride: 525d se auto. black sapphire, 17" 5 spoke 138 style alloys. dark poplar trim, charcoal flat weave cloth, bluetooth phone prep, dimming rear view and side mirrors, lumbar support, heated front deats, phone cradle
havent heard of it myself but it sounds like it could be a disaster for your paintwork. rubbing the grit on your paint with a cloth will quickly dull and scratch the finish of the car. Proper carnauba wax is only availible in a wax form (paste) as liquid versions cannot hold much wax due to its nature. It might be worth a go but you cant beat good' ol hardwork for the best finish.
02-05-2007, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by dawi' post='387289' date='Feb 3 2007, 08:58 PM
Has anyone used this product - it's just being advertised now on a UK shopping chanel and it looks really good. It's one of those waterless car wash sprays where you shake up the forumla, spray it on a dirty car and then rub off with the cloth provided. Quickly wipe with a second cloth and you have a carnuba wax shine which repels dirt...... Sounds too good to be true but I've ordered some to try it.
02-05-2007, 01:51 PM
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Hey cmansbimmer,
I've been impressed with Rejex this winter. It still is really slick, making snow and ice removal easy, and looking very sharp when I get the salt and winter grime washed off. I understand there hasn't been much snow back east this year, so I don't now if you've had the same experience, but it's working for me.
I've been impressed with Rejex this winter. It still is really slick, making snow and ice removal easy, and looking very sharp when I get the salt and winter grime washed off. I understand there hasn't been much snow back east this year, so I don't now if you've had the same experience, but it's working for me.
02-08-2007, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted by cmansbimmer' post='387720' date='Feb 5 2007, 07:47 PM
I wouldn't use this stuff. I can just picture it now...rubbing off the dirt after you spray the cleaner on, only to find yourself wiping in swirl marks in your paint. No way jose!
It looked really impressive on the TV demo but then I guess it is designed to look impressive under the use of the sales guy.
Will tentatively use it on an inconspicuous area when I receive it.
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Hi, I frequently use the Proshine Spray & Shine along with the rest of the Proshine range from www.netparts.co.uk They supply a large range of excellent car care products. Check out their customers reviews on Spray & Shine they are all listed on their site. Its an amazing product and I will always be using Proshine from now on. You can also see products on www.proshine.tv
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This stuff probably will strip off your wax, and creating swirls. :thumbsdown:
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