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Car Forum / Saab Cars / November 2004Astroshield?
Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, even that they use it in the military and on the Disney World monorail cars. My local store doesn't carry my old brand anymore, and they recommended this one. Thx. Riz Crossposting shill for a product that is probably CR@P. > Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish > (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, > even that they use it in the military and on the Disney World monorail > cars. My local store doesn't carry my old brand anymore, and they > recommended this one. > Thx. Riz > Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish > (http://www.astrosheeld.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, > even that they use it in the military and on the Disney World monorail > cars. My local store doesn't carry my old brand anymore, and they > recommended this one. > Thx. Riz This reminds me; I must avoid Astroshield and get some proper wax today. I was in the military for a while, UK Royal Engineers 101v,(yes I was a STAB!) and I don't ever remember anyone suggesting we made our bedfords or landrovers shiny with wax polish........ Something to do with camoflage?! > Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish > (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, > even that they use it in the military and on the Disney World monorail > cars. My local store doesn't carry my old brand anymore, and they > recommended this one. > Thx. Riz > Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish > (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, > even that they use it in the military and on the Disney World monorail > cars. My local store doesn't carry my old brand anymore, and they > recommended this one. > Thx. Riz Riz, my body shop guy in Winter Florida recommended this stuff to me many years ago. I loved it. I am now in North Carolina and can't find it anywhere. I would kill for a can. I have nothing "decent" to say about it. The only word I have for it AWESOME. Fred >Riz, my body shop guy in Winter Florida recommended this stuff to me >many years ago. I loved it. I am now in North Carolina and can't find >it anywhere. I would kill for a can. I have nothing "decent" to say >about it. The only word I have for it AWESOME. Order from the manufacturer: http://www.astroshield.com/jspecial.html laurak@madmousergraphics.com http://www.madmousergraphics.com web design, print design, photography >> Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish >> (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Fred That's good to hear. Usually when I hear that something is used by the military and some famous thing it means it's cheap and shitty. (Like the Tang that went up in early space missions). > >> Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish > >> (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > military and some famous thing it means it's cheap and shitty. (Like the > Tang that went up in early space missions). I'd bet money that post is spam, I saw one very much like it a few months ago. My guess is Astroshield is garbage, there's plenty of reputable products available locally. I used to use Astroshield on my very first car when I was in high school, a 1978 Firebird. It was absolutely fantastic. If you can find it, by all means get it. I haven't seen it in my area in years. As for the poster who mentioned Tang, I have this challenge for you. Do a little checking. Tang says they're the drink of the astronauts. But if you do some research, I'll guarantee that you won't find a single astronaut who had Tang on any mission. Just a bunch of marketing hype from Tang. Good Luck, Brad >>> Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish >>> (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >military and some famous thing it means it's cheap and shitty. (Like the >Tang that went up in early space missions). > Anybody familiar with Astroshield polish > (http://www.astroshield.com/)? I've heard some decent things about it, > even that they use it in the military and on the Disney World monorail > cars. My local store doesn't carry my old brand anymore, and they > recommended this one. > Thx. Riz Don't know about this stuff, but a lot of folks on the Rennlist site swear by a product called Rejex. I've tried it and it's not bad, but the down side is you can only apply it when the temperature is 85 degrees or less, and once you remove it the car has to "cure" for 12 hours so it adheres to the paint. I've tried Zaino, Zymol, Griot's and Meguiars and like Zaino best. It seems to hold up as well as Rejex and it doesn't have to "cure". You have to strip old wax off the car before the first application, which means you wash the car with Dawn dishwashing soap (it's alkaline), dry, then apply the polish. There's also Klasse and P21S, but I haven't tried them........ Personally, I'd stick to a "name" brand. |
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