WR1 Owners Club

Went to a decent car wash over the weekend and got into a discussion about having the swirls etc removed and was offered.."diamondbrite" or summit like that.

About

http://www.jewelultra.com/

does it do what it say on the tin ?


http://search.ebay.co.uk/diamondbrite_W ... eNameZWLRS


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/COMPLETE-DIAMOND- ... dZViewItem


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DIAMOND-BRITE-CAR ... dZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Diamond-Brite-Car ... dZViewItem

I was given two small bottles of this from a dent removal specialist earlier on in the year, he did say at the time that it was one of the best systems and costs a lot of

I believe my Golf was subject to diamond bright at some point during its life. Unfortunately the car has many stone chips and looks a bit shabby but the paint is very glossy.

My only problem is I like to show our car the love with my time and effort. For a shallow and fake person like yourself Spike it may be a good option. For myself washing and waxing is a passion and Diamondbright wouldn't suit people like myself.