SONAX Brilliant Shine Detailer (750 ml) - Quick and easy paint care for a brilliant deep shine. Improves and protects the paint finish

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Gently and thoroughly cleans slightly soiled surfaces without scratching
Renews waxing and polymer coating providing additional water-repellent effect
Quick and easy paint care for a brilliant deep shine
Scope of delivery: 1 x SONAX XTREME BRILLIANT SHINE DETAILER (750 ml) | Item-No, 02874000-544
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SONAX XTREME Brilliant Shine Detailer (750 ml)For fast, interim paintwork care. Cleans slightly soiled surfaces gently and thoroughly, without scratches. It enhances the paintwork finish and gives the paintwork A velvety smooth surface and a brilliant deep shine. It freshens up existing wax finishes and provides an additional water drip-off effect.

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14th May
Being using this for a number of years found after a week or so the car would get covered in dust as though it was sticky applied neat originally then realised you can dilute 50/50 still same results. So running low decided to try Turtle wax (wax & shine) as it was £4.63 - Halfords applied exactly the same way does exactly the same plus I notice I don't get the dust covering after a week or so when compared to Sonax so I know where I'll be spending my money.
15th May
I've used this for a few years to but haven't had this residue issue... I apply it after a wash as a drying aid so might be what's working for me? I guess that's watering it down slightly.
I have also used the Turtle wax one that your talking about and had just as good results to, both are good products
14th May
I use this. Good results
19 h, 46 m ago
Thought detailers were used with a clay bar, otherwise a wash and wax would do, the TW ceramic 3 in 1 detailer is my fave.
I don’t get the ‘slightly soiled’ in the description, that sounds like it’s for paint that’s a bit dirty, and simply needs a wash as opposed to road film and oxidisation that won’t wash off, isn’t that what detailers are really designed for.
1 m ago
This is pretty good stuff, I use it as a clay bar lubricant and also for the odd touch-up (i.e. removing bird crap)