@@leavemyrightsalone no, nobody uses fairy liquid that actually cares about their car, and knows about washing cars. Just by car shampoo. You can get it for less than a fiver in any supermarket.
Cheers Reg, do you think the wax would have held up better with a day's cure time? I've seen other tests where the wax survived several rounds of chemicals.
Was told it's bad for the rubbers on the car too ....nice shorts too reg
It's so good it even cleans off the wax! Yay 😂
People have used fairy up liquid on their pride and joy for years, with no problems.
Did they all tell you that then?
@@roadreg1820 It is a well known throughout the years that washing a car we all used fariy liquid. It makes your hands soft too.
@@leavemyrightsalone no, nobody uses fairy liquid that actually cares about their car, and knows about washing cars. Just by car shampoo. You can get it for less than a fiver in any supermarket.
@@roadreg1820 So you are saying with my eyes, was not true... WOW!!
@@leavemyrightsalone WOW. Fairy liquid is for washing your dishes not your car’s paint. It dry’s your hands out too. It won’t make them soft.
Hey nice video. would be good to do a third with a car shampoo to show that doesnt ruin the wax
This is a good idea, thanks 😊
I've used it before knowing better, it did a great job cleaning but i think that's where the positives stop...
Cheers Reg, do you think the wax would have held up better with a day's cure time? I've seen other tests where the wax survived several rounds of chemicals.
The wax’d I used doesn’t have a cue time, so not really. But this could be something I could test in the future !
Also i've heard it ruins or corrodes the metals of the car wich is even worse
Fades red cars too...
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U dont need wax when using fairy it cleans the car end off