Diamondbrite?

flatcoat
flatcoat Forum Participant Posts: 1,571
1000 Comments
edited May 2016 in Caravans #1

has anyone had this applied to their caravan (or car)?

Comments

  • jeffcc
    jeffcc Forum Participant Posts: 430
    edited May 2016 #2

    Had my new car done three months ago, bit sceptical at first however using the Diamond bright shampoo and then occasionally the preserver wash it, certainly shines. So much so that i have just done the caravan with it myself(much cheaper if you dont mind
    the elbow grease required.

  • Blackdeath
    Blackdeath Forum Participant Posts: 69
    edited May 2016 #3

    I had it done on a new car a couple of months ago. It seems to work well, much easier to wash and it comes up a treat. Part of the treatment is on the upholstery. It helps prevent staining and resists the ingress of liquids. If you are spending thousands
    on a new car the addional charge is small. And you get a nice pack of cleaning materisls to maintain the shine

  • HarleyDave
    HarleyDave Forum Participant Posts: 150
    edited May 2016 #4

    My next door but one neighbour valets cars for a living and reckons these paint protection processes are a waste of moneyHappy

    But I've recently had my new car treated with an Autoglym process,Lifeshine?? And it seems to work and car looks great after a wash

  • flatcoat
    flatcoat Forum Participant Posts: 1,571
    1000 Comments
    edited May 2016 #5

    I agree They are if you pay full price, however I do not intend doing that! 

  • TheShipmans
    TheShipmans Club Member Posts: 47 ✭✭
    edited May 2016 #6

    Had my current car treated, only difference I can see is the little sticker on the windscreen. Wouldn't bother again

  • Surfer
    Surfer Club Member Posts: 1,303 ✭
    500 Comments 100 Likes
    edited May 2016 #7

    We had the Diamondbrite applied to our new Volvo S80 and taking into account the price, we should not have bothered as it has to be treated every year.

    We are having the caravan done with the Paintseal Glasscoat 3 gen as it does not have to be treated every year and the dirt just washes off.  

    Our friend had it done on their new caravan purchased early last year and when we saw the caravan again last weekend, that clinched it for us as their caravan looked like brand new.

     

  • jeffcc
    jeffcc Forum Participant Posts: 430
    edited May 2016 #8

    Surfer it does not have to be treated every year just washed with the preserver occasionally, quote direct off website:-

    On the internal fabric and exterior paint work there is a lifetime guarantee. We advise the monthly application of Diamondbrite Conserver to maintain the high lustre finish to your car, however this is not required to maintain the lifetime guarantee.

  • HarleyDave
    HarleyDave Forum Participant Posts: 150
    edited May 2016 #9

    Had Lifeshine by Autoglym looks good but car only 7 weeks old so it's bound to lol.my sons Citroen has same now 2 years old and still looking good,we'll see

Categories