Dodo Juice - Banana Armour

[Cotty]

Placed an order today

Order Inventory:
CleanYourCar Huge 'Fluffy' Drying Towel £7.46
Dodo Juice - Banana Armour (30ml) £4.96
Meguiars Lambswool Wash Mitt £8.29

Dangerous site that

[JonnyFive]

Do they still do the points though?

Order stuff, you get points for each.. You can spend your points on other stuff/against total of your bill. Excellent idea!

[Cotty]

JonnyFive said:

Do they still do the points though?

Yep and I got some sweeties.

That fluffy drying towel is huge and really thick, can't wait to give it a try.

The Megs lambswool mit is only one sided the other side is a bug remover.

[Cotty]

Had a go of this today. Not used to using a hard wax but it went on well and doing the second half of the car tomorrow.

[Stedman]

Cotty said:

Had a go of this today. Not used to using a hard wax but it went on well and doing the second half of the car tomorrow.

It's not uber hard which helps

[Cotty]

Part of the problem is the pot is not very big so getting an aplicator pad in and loading it is a pain

[Nick CD]

I don’t think the DoDo wax's are bad, but i do think there are better wax's out there for the money.

I do think the Poorboys Range is under rated.... For instance you can get a pot of nattys paste red for about £18, it can be applied in direct sun light and also on the plastics as UV protection but it also give it a natural clean look, if you remove straight away.

The difference between hard and soft wax’s is that hard wax’s are easier to spead thinly as loading the applicator pad is harder, and that soft wax’s are ideal for applying by hand rather than a pad as its easier to overload the pad but its not impossible to apply by foam (its actually what we do)

From the testing we did for Performance French Car magazine we found that harder wax’s seem on average to have better durability, so over winter it would more or less be better to use a Hard wax than a soft.

Nick

[Cotty]

Nick CD said:

over winter it would more or less be better to use a Hard wax than a soft.

Nick

Good to know as I finished yesterday and hardly put a dent in the tiny tub.

[Nick CD]

Cotty said:

Good to know as I finished yesterday and hardly put a dent in the tiny tub.

How easy did you find it to apply and then remove?

[Cotty]

It was about as easy as using a liquid wax. The main problem was getting the applicator loaded with the harder wax and the jar aperture is tiny. Also using Banana Armour on a yellow car meant it was really difficult to see where you have done, getting half way down a door and losing where you are.