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[Vamps]

Expensive gimmick. You'll incur build up after a few treatments & have to clean off & start again. If you've let your P&J get dirty why cover it in chemicals & rub it into your paintwork? There is no substitute for a wash, rinse, shammy off & polish. Hard work but when you're done & stand back & look you can see the depth in the colour, no short cuts.
   It's worth the effort to do it properly.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. seen these gimmicks used at classic car shows, and i have to say they are good, obviousley they are only used on occassions like this i would think

Perhaps so, but used on cars that never get dirty and have a huge build up of polish.

[amigov6]

Expensive gimmick. You'll incur build up after a few treatments & have to clean off & start again. If you've let your P&J get dirty why cover it in chemicals & rub it into your paintwork? There is no substitute for a wash, rinse, shammy off & polish. Hard work but when you're done & stand back & look you can see the depth in the colour, no short cuts.   It's worth the effort to do it properly.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. seen these gimmicks used at classic car shows, and i have to say they are good, obviousley they are only used on occassions like this i would think

I believe keeping on top of the job saves the need for such things, especially on classic cars but i accept i'm a Luddite & should try to keep a more open mind. 8-)