Lude Generation

I have been wanting a colour charged wax for the Lude for a while, but couldn't justify the Zymol option as well as the planned summer purchase (Swissvax Samurai). So I went to the trusty Autobrite option that offers performance AND value for money. This comes in at under 50% the cost of the Zymol, and you get more too.

I'll do a full review once I've used it. Initial impressions are good. Large opening on the pot (easy access for applicator), smells good (chocolate orange-ish) and nice an oily. Price, £35, can't be bad

Is there any good wheel wax you recommend?

I have Merguiar's wheel cleaner and tyre shine (which I got at a really good price so I didn't complain ). But is there a way of protecting the rims after it's had its cleaning treatment. ?

Mate, you and your cleaning product reviews are top notch. What do you think about that Dodo juice wax?

£35 a pot and no mention of it containing Carnauba wax.
Are you a trader for all these products you review nick_s?

I'm sure I posted as much before Pushki. I can't find it though

nick_s wrote:....I'll do a full review once I've used it. Initial impressions are good. Large opening on the pot (easy access for applicator), smells good (chocolate orange-ish) and nice an oily....

I'm sorry, but this is definitely something you're using on the car, right?

nitin_s1 wrote:Is there any good wheel wax you recommend?

I have Merguiar's wheel cleaner and tyre shine (which I got at a really good price so I didn't complain ). But is there a way of protecting the rims after it's had its cleaning treatment. ?

For wheels, I prefer coatings (GTecniq C5 or CarPro CQuartz) as they are much longer lasting. For a wax however, that lasts as good as any on the market for wheels, you can't beat FinishKare FK1000p Perfect for bodywork too, longevity for months on end.

Thebusofwoe wrote:Mate, you and your cleaning product reviews are top notch. What do you think about that Dodo juice wax?

Cheers fella I love Dodo Juice waxes. They are very good value for money and easy to use. Durability is bang on for the money as well. I'm down to two of theirs now though, Diamond White and Blue Velvet pro. I love the smell of DW, coconut and cream nom nom nom!

Pushki wrote:£35 a pot and no mention of it containing Carnauba wax.
Are you a trader for all these products you review nick_s?

It is carnauba based fella yes How much is carnauba I don't know.

Not a trader either I live 5 mins from Autobrite (hence why I get 99% of my gear from them) but work for Ticketmaster as a database and network engineer (for my sins)

Doggo wrote:

nick_s wrote:....I'll do a full review once I've used it. Initial impressions are good. Large opening on the pot (easy access for applicator), smells good (chocolate orange-ish) and nice an oily....

I'm sorry, but this is definitely something you're using on the car, right?

Definitely I tried tasting a wax once (Dodo Diamond White) out of morbid curiosity...needless to say it didn't taste nice at all

Yeah, that Women's shampoo is the same

My lime shower gel was tempting to taste, ruined my night, I turned into a West Ham fan, I was forever blowing bubbles

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