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#1 ·
Hello all,

At the moment I’m using Autobrite products and a little bit of Maguire's. As a stab in the dark I’ve ordered some EZ Gloss Boss QD, what’s their products like? Worth looking to try other stuff from their range in the future?

Cheers

TT
 
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The Thong said:
Hello all,

At the moment I'm using Autobrite products and a little bit of Maguire's. As a stab in the dark I've ordered some EZ Gloss Boss QD, what's their products like? Worth looking to try other stuff from their range in the future?

Cheers

TT
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Products were my go to's when I started up, but quality has taken a nose dive as of late.

Always some kind of sale or promo on to make it look like you're getting deal of the century when in reality its the same as not on promo etc.

Lots are happy with their stuff, but I've turned to other suppliers that care about quality and consistency more

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#3 ·
Yeah, they're a 'sell lots quickly for not bad money type' of brand that has crap customer service, especially their Ebay sales side of things anyway.

I'd stick with forum sponsors or brands renowned for quality/cust service.

I will say though, after being dicked about for it, I bought 5ltrs of Reset which is a LSP removal product, it works very well indeed but you need to wear gloves as it's quite caustic on the skin.

My 1st and last purchase from them though.
 
#4 ·
I asked a valeter mate of mine about this stuff. his opinion was its fine for the money you pay but he said he would pay a little more to get autobrite products which he now swears by.

its about finding a product that works for you.
I have taken a shine to Detailed Online products of late which are great value and by the time to apply the forum discount you are onto a mega winner. So I tend to go between Detailed Online & Meguiars.
 
#6 ·
I bought loads ages ago (off the back of some Facebook hype) when they ran 99p no reserve auctions on eBay.

The only products I liked were Viper dilutable wheel cleaner and Sleek interior dressing. Their glass cleaners are alright but nothing to write home about, same with the panel wipe.

Other products I tried but really didn't rate were:- Sub Zero snow foam (smelled like bleach and didn't clean well), Arctic Meltdown snow foam (foamed well but again didn't clean well). Fallout remover seemed to work but was easily outshone by another brand I had.

I've got some Viper, Sleek and Panel Wipe left. I'll use them but won't be buying from the brand again.

Their DFS sale structure also does my nut in.
 
#9 ·
All these companies seem to have dfs style flash sales on constantly, it would be nice to see some give good, realiable service rather than just sell things at seemingly amazing prices (showing they obviously have massive profit margins) to pull in the punters. Exactly what euro car parts do also
 
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I've never had an issue with delivery times or customer services ever.

Ive used a good amount of there stuff alongside more "premier" brands and its very good for the money.

I always buy there citrus pre wash in 5ltrs as its really good stuff, the orange snow foam (can't remember the name) is good, there fallout remover does what it says on the tin and there supercharged shampoo is good too. There glass cleaner isn't the best. Interiorior qd is good. There voodoo qd is VERY good... Brillaint gloss!

Sometimes there's some brand snobs knocking about on here. Take the labels off stuff and put it all together without a dye in the product and they're probs not gonna be far off half the bottles out there. It's repackaged chems after all.
 
#18 ·
I got the Sub-zero snow foam (5l) Cherry Bomb car wash (500ml), a snow foam lance and a microfibre washpad from Amazon last year when it was on offer for about £30 delivered.

Got to say both the Foam and the Car Wash are pretty decent. Car wash smells great and plenty of suds and lubricity.

The lance hasnt missed a beat and the pad is lasting well.

I know there's fancier stuff out there, but for the price it was worth a go and I'm more than happy with it.
 
#21 ·
I’ve had 2 ordered from EZcc now and both have been shipped fairly quickly in the buy 500ml get a 1l bottle sales. All of their products that I’ve tried have all done what they’re supposed to. Not bad in any way at all but nothing that has wowed me but they've only been run of the mill standard products. Think I’d buy them again at the right price.

Have used their ceramic and synthetic waxes. Both very nice to apply and remove with no smearing or holograms in warm weather. Initial performance has been good and beading nicely but still too early to determine durability
 
#22 ·
Yellow Dave said:
I've had 2 ordered from EZcc now and both have been shipped fairly quickly in the buy 500ml get a 1l bottle sales. All of their products that I've tried have all done what they're supposed to. Not bad in any way at all but nothing that has wowed me but they've only been run of the mill standard products. Think I'd buy them again at the right price.

Have used their ceramic and synthetic waxes. Both very nice to apply and remove with no smearing or holograms in warm weather. Initial performance has been good and beading nicely but still too early to determine durability
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be interested to learn of the longevity of the ceramic :thumb:
 
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#25 ·
I’ve finally got decent car cleaning weather. Gloss Boss detailer? Not bad, does what it sez in the bottle, no smearing and vaporised nicely. It’s not as good as Autobrite Elegance which is my usual detailer but... it’ll do the job and I’ll order some more for other people’s motors.

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