autosmart range ..?

[welsh.Z.S.]

hi my mate has the autosmart van come to his garage every fortnight or so , so i can get stuff from there now , what would u highly recomend from the autosmart range ?

 

[robgooch]

Tardis tar remover and berry blast air freshner are the only two in my collection at the moment, but they do some great products.

 

[Yellow Dave]

tardis, g101, maybe one of their snowfoams which i cant remember the name of

 

[Detail Chris]

It's all mostly good and does what it says on the tin without the BS branding. Tardis for tar, g101 probably the best apc, hazsafe one of the best wax safe pre washes, smart wheels one of the best wheel cleaners, brisk for interior fabric cleaning and so on.

 

[yellowbelly]

Don't forget Bio brisk, you've only got to look at some of the amazing interior turnarounds by JimWD to see the effectiveness of this stuff

 

[Dan519]

I love Treble X descaling solution for removing aluminium corrosion

 

[Bluebeard]

I've never seen an autosmart van round here.

 

[StephenJ]

I've never seen an autosmart van round here.

Get on detailingworld and request your local reps details, would be a necessity for you now I'd have thought?

 

[Bluebeard]

Get on detailingworld and request your local reps details, would be a necessity for you now I'd have thought?

Not a necessity really, I use autoglym at the minute, but i'd love to try some of Autosmarts gear. Heard some good things!

 

[StephenJ]

Yeah only used tardis myself but that was a great product, like you I've heard a lot of good reviews.

 

[yellowbelly]

Or go on AS website, I got the mobile number for our local rep

 

[guysy]

Was much cheaper than I thought using my local rep, took him a while to do a local visit but got Tardis and an empty spray bottle for now which was under 20 quid.

Might pick up some G101 next time.

Aerosols I will get next time are : Brisk, dash dandy, berry blast and something else I cant remember.

 

[Bluebeard]

That bio brisk that everyone raves about, does that only come in aerosol??

 

[guysy]

Nah I think it dilutes, spray on or possibly use in a vax water sprayer.

 

[Chapppers11]

Not a necessity really, I use autoglym at the minute, but i'd love to try some of Autosmarts gear. Heard some good things!

The one in Bristol was useless for me, didn't get back to me at all when I phoned, left a message and texted.

Can't remember his name.

 

[Bluebeard]

Andy, I'll let you know how I get on.

Guysy, The stuff I use at the minute once diluted, 25 Litres lasts me nearly 2 weeks. Doing that in aerosol form would bankrupt me! lol

 

[Chapppers11]

That would be good, cheers.

 

[D2HTY]

High style is another good product for tyre shine and black trims. Also kril is a engine lacquer product which I highly rate.

 

[D2HTY]

The Bristol guys is useless he's been doing it for years and earnt his money so doesn't real give a toss. Rob Whitby who covers clevedon to Taunton I think is very helpful and couldn't do more to help you out. If anyone wants his number pm me

 

[Bluebeard]

The Bristol guys is useless he's been doing it for years and earnt his money so doesn't real give a toss. Rob Whitby who covers clevedon to Taunton I think is very helpful and couldn't do more to help you out. If anyone wants his number pm me

Reckon he'll come to Bristol??

 

[D2HTY]

Nope can only cover his territorys.

 

[imprezaworks]

We use autosmart. Products are good and cheap, airfreshner are spot on too, free aswell

 

[scooby-93]

Is tango as good as the carport hydro that's just new out? Iicc the tango is only £30 for 5 litres and the hydro2 is a lot more expensive, is it worth the extra? Cheers

 

[Detail Chris]

Hydr02 is totally different chemically and works alot better. Thing to note is the more you spend and by building up a good rappor with your rep = cheaper prices. The reps set their prices themselves.

Daniel, their is two type of brisk, normal and bio. Bio is biological so for odours, sick, blood etc. both diluted and best used with a wet vac. Their is an aerosol but never used it.

chris @ DetailMe