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Morning All,

I am considering this treatment for the car but was wondering if anyone has had any experience with it so far... The product doesn't seem to have been around as long as some of the alternatives meaning there's not a great deal of information available on it.

Thanks.

That is something Im also considering next year when I've had the front painted. In my opinion it's not the product but skill level of detailer which makes the product work. Some have no idea on how to get the best out of the products.

Who are you looking to use?


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Fri Oct 13, 2017 12:07 pm

That is something Im also considering next year when I've had the front painted. In my opinion it's not the product but skill level of detailer which makes the product work. Some have no idea on how to get the best out of the products.

Who are you looking to use?


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Am considering Offset Detailing in Rayleigh, Essex. 1. Some great reviews. 2. Lots of YouTube clips of his work on nice cars. 3. He's 15 mins drive from me ; )
At the same time I will also be getting PPF on the front end to limit stone chips.

I had Kamikaze ISM pro put onto my B7 a few months ago and can't fault the stuff.

There's a video here if you want to take a look.

https://youtu.be/mq5rqiGoDzQ

Not sure on your location but I had my car done here:

https://www.offsetdetailing.com/#pricing

Recommend to put this on every 2/3 months along side a good quality detail spray to keep the coat looking good.

http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/kami ... layer.aspx


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Same guy I am considering going with!


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Am seeing him for a chat this afternoon so will report back later...

rtd wrote:Same guy I am considering going with!


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Small world, Daryl's a top bloke and really knows he's stuff.

Also go for the wheel coat he offers, think it's £25 an alloy but it makes cleaning them so easy as you only need soapy water and any dirt just falls off. They don't even seem to get dirty.


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I tell you what is an amazing product bilt hamber auto wheel - spray on leave to dwell for a few mins and literally washes all brake dust straight off.


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rtd wrote:I tell you what is an amazing product bilt hamber auto wheel - spray on leave to dwell for a few mins and literally washes all brake dust straight off.


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I've heard good things about that stuff.

With the Kamikaze alloy sealant the dust doesn't even seem to stick to them. Did a 1000 miles in a weekend a few months ago and they still looked like new and any dirt just washed off with the hose.


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Daryl is a top guy at offsetdetailing. He’s detailed my C7 and just finished my C6. Showroom condition each time!


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Daryl is very good, just don’t start him off on GTechniq.....

As an alternative Stuart at F1 Wax is another top guy. His work is such that Colchester Pork will have him do work on site, he prep’d my TTS and it was absolutely awesome.

Rob Leys - Gleammachine is also very good and does a few different ceramic coatings


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Fri Oct 13, 2017 10:19 pm

Daryl is very good, just don’t start him off on GTechniq.....

haha, Gtechniq isn't bad, it's just not the best in my opinion! If anyone has any questions regarding my services, PM me or email/call - details on the links provided above. Many thanks to Edward and Paul for the recommendation. Plenty more examples on my site, YouTube channel.

If you're anywhere near Surrey, I can thoroughly recommend Ed at http://www.divinedetail.co.uk

He is an accredited Kamikaze detailer.

Gyeon is the top rated Ceramic with those in the known