OK, I'll admit to having used this stuff!

I use it on my 13 year old, very dark blue, fair weather toy, seemed something worth a try.

Being what it is, the car lives in the garage and mainly suffers from dust, occasional bird muck, squashed bugs and a little mud under the sills, rather than serious dirt.

This being the first year I've used it my routine has been.....

Early spring - a thorough good normal wash and polish.

Every month or so since - a dose of this stuff. Easy, quick, no nasty swirls / scratches yet (I gave it a good claying etc at end of last year) and a good shine.

Late autumn will give it another wash and polish.

My thoughts are ......... I am not subjecting the car to water which may collect in deep recesses in the car promoting rust. Nor am I spending my time washing and polishing the thing rather than driving it.

Not the usual daily car which would get much dirtier, so possibly the ideal use for the stuff.

I will give it a good thinking about at the end of the year or end of bottle whichever comes first.

Confession over!

I use this under the name of Proshine. £20 for two 1 litre sprays.

You can also buy exactly the same stuff under another name Showroom shine, a few pounds more but has a much better quality of trigger spray.

I wash the car first and dry it but not 100% as you have to with many other waxes to prevent smears.

This stuff is great, wipes on and off easier than any other stuff I've used it has petroleum distillates that remove any tar, lime sap and stuck on grime and leaves a great shine. It also lasts as well as any other I have used.

It's so easy you could do it every other time you wash the car so it always has a deep lustre and beading.