Best polish i have ever had and used

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Post 213137 by beppie boy on 2009-02-11 23:17:45

THIS STUFF IS AWSOME BIT ON THE PRICEY SIDE BUT I JUST BOUGHT 3 POTS :haha::D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:haha::haha::jaw: MARTYN

Post 213138 by beppie boy on 2009-02-11 23:18:19

SORRY WOULD BE BETTER WITH THE LINK FOR YOU TO VISIT AND SEE http://www.vertar.com/zymol/zymol-waxes-glazes/zymol-royale-glaze/ MARTYN

Post 213142 by Tomcat on 2009-02-11 23:36:26

Er.......HOW MUCH!!!!!

Post 213147 by AndysR on 2009-02-11 23:49:15

Three pots?? You must be mad! Might as well have stuck with one and just taken advantage of the free refill offer more often!

Post 213173 by Jaseb77 on 2009-02-12 08:11:15

this is a wind up surely 7k and you bought 3 I think not, unless your 5 numbers and the bonus came up last night

Post 213175 by snoop69 on 2009-02-12 08:20:33

Yeah gotta be a wind up :D Im pretty sure you have to be a registered user etc before purchase. Im sure they are not available to everyone with cash to burn. People have sold empty Zymol pots on Ebay & people are buying them thinking they can get them refilled for free.

Post 213225 by volvokid on 2009-02-12 15:09:33

it is true but its a wax not a polish, free refills for life though.

Post 213434 by beppie boy on 2009-02-13 22:26:22

guys i have not bought this polish and would never spend this amount of money on a wax even though you get free refils for life i just wanted to atracte your attention to the price of this stuff as i was totally bold over that someone would even pay that for a pot of wax. and it is free to buy to anyone with the cash. martyn

Post 213437 by beppie boy on 2009-02-13 22:28:45

[quote=Tomcat;213142]Er.......HOW MUCH!!!!![/quote] it costs £7118 oh and that including vat (there is a god after all):dgrin: martyn

Post 213438 by AndysR on 2009-02-13 22:30:35

From people I know who have used it apparently it is second to none! In the same way that a 7 thousand pound wax should be very much second to none! lol I have to add that I use Zymol products and they are good and thats just the entry level stuff :)

Post 213455 by beppie boy on 2009-02-13 22:57:16

yeh i use zymol products aswell. i use meguiers aswell and that very good. martyn

Post 213485 by Bob France on 2009-02-14 00:18:54

Do you get a car thrown in for free at that price? Even if I had 7k to spare,I can think of a lot better ways to spend it.Recession,what recession!!!!! this has to be a wind up!!

Post 213624 by jimka on 2009-02-15 15:27:26

this stuff has been round for a few years... i believe the guy that did is blue vxr used the stuff, and from what i hear and would expect... it really is that good... i suppose if you do a lot of ferrari's and you get free refills, it could become reasonable.

Post 216764 by woz on 2009-03-05 21:22:54

[quote=AndysR;213438]From people I know who have used it apparently it is second to none! In the same way that a 7 thousand pound wax should be very much second to none! lol [/quote] .......errrrrrrrrrr except presumably an 8 thousand pound pot of wax??? W:>)))))))) lol .

Post 216766 by marky 76 on 2009-03-05 21:35:31

yes it is expensive BUT the wax that paul dalton and swissvax teamed up together and produced a wax called crystal rock which comes in a lovely swarvoski crystal container with a retail of 10,000 yes thats £10,000 i believe this is the most expensive wax on the market today oh and what they dont say on the refills for zymol is yes it is free refills but you have to send the pot back to america to get refilled so on return the wax has a new value of 7800 pounds or what ever the price was so you now have to pay the import duty on it aswell ,,,,,,, now where did i put my pot collinite915

Post 216782 by 850twr on 2009-03-05 23:42:04

now with free uk delivery! what a bargain.

Post 216791 by WoodyWP on 2009-03-06 08:38:08

Cheaper to get a re-spray every few years!!!!!

Post 216797 by Unknown on 2009-03-06 09:21:38

I think the price is very reasonable. Does anyone appreciate just how long it takes to collect enough ear wax to fill one tub? I think I will spend £14k and buy two tubs for my £2k car. haha.

Post 217945 by CONDYBOY on 2009-03-13 12:59:14

[quote=straight5;216797]I think the price is very reasonable. Does anyone appreciate just how long it takes to collect enough ear wax to fill one tub? I think I will spend £14k and buy two tubs for my £2k car. haha.[/quote] Are you the man who wanted his pistons and valves gold plated? :D

Post 219522 by overfinch on 2009-03-22 22:51:21

Ah but did you notice the Ad says you also get a free Race Glaze onepass drying towel worth £8.99 on all orders over £60 ?? So not too bad eh ?

Post 219559 by JelT5 on 2009-03-23 07:14:07

[quote=beppie boy;213437]it costs £7118 oh and that including vat (there is a god after all):dgrin: martyn[/quote] Only for those that can afford the odd Veyron or ten...

Post 219582 by alexx on 2009-03-23 10:40:41

the only way id pay 7k for that is if i lived next to the refill factory and kept churning it out into a bucket and repackaged and sold it for a year till i got my cash back lol

Post 219653 by SyKo on 2009-03-23 16:14:38

wasn't that the stuff clarkson had on top gear that he said was edible?

Post 220221 by T5arrrgghh on 2009-03-26 19:36:42

wow and i thought DODO wax at £60 was a frickin fortune!

Post 229597 by rs_andy on 2009-05-15 17:02:34

Royal glaze is a bargain at £7k, z also do a wax called solaris sun glaze which retails at way over £30k but I cant find anyone who lists it online....

Post 229630 by bailes1992 on 2009-05-15 18:51:06

It's £200 to get refilled iirc cause of all the postage charges, duty etc etc.

Post 242734 by 850se on 2009-07-19 16:28:42

Just stick to Meguiars for a shine like this: Image

Post 242894 by volvoturboman on 2009-07-20 03:07:54

I think I have a pot of that kicking around the garage lol. If I'm not mistaken is that not the stuff you apply by hand. Bare had, no cloth.

Post 242961 by Filterlab on 2009-07-20 14:55:03

£7k!

Refilled at no extra charge, for life.
I should bloody well hope so! I love this customer appraisal: [quote]by David Mckinlay, Uk, 13 June 2009 had the opportunity to apply a few layers of Royale to a 2008 Bugatti Veyron and a 1998 Bugatti EB110 a few weeks back, if you can afford to splash out on a pot of Royale - go for it you wont be [COLOR="red"]dissapointed[/COLOR].[/quote] Maybe David McKinlay should have spent £20 on a dictionary. :)

Post 243080 by j@mie on 2009-07-20 21:47:02

sod getting it delivered free or charge... i'd want it police escorted!!!

Post 248253 by Unknown on 2009-08-08 16:12:15

I use it all the time :) Thought everyone else did to :(