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General => Detailing => Topic started by: dubber36 on 08 January 2018, 09:08

Title: Mr Sheen
Post by: dubber36 on 08 January 2018, 09:08

Are we wasting too much money and time on detailing and products? The cars in the showroom at tue VW dealer in Hereford are getting a go over with a squirt of Mr Sheen and a small duster.

Title: Re: Mr Sheen
Post by: Watts on 08 January 2018, 14:45

Quote from: dubber36 on 08 January 2018, 09:08

Are we wasting too much money and time on detailing and products? The cars in the showroom at tue VW dealer in Hereford are getting a go over with a squirt of Mr Sheen and a small duster.

Well he does keep umpteen things clean :laugh:

I'll have to carry on washing as usual though as being a tight @rse I buy Tesco Multi Surface Cleaner and that is limited to fewer things it can keep clean...

Title: Re: Mr Sheen
Post by: SRGTD on 08 January 2018, 17:04

Quote from: Watts on 08 January 2018, 14:45

Well he does keep umpteen things clean :laugh:

@Watts; I remember that ad!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9pLRPGf-yCE

The same thing was being done to the showroom cars while I was waiting for my car to be serviced last year. Don’t know if it was Mr Sheen they were using though, or one of the many readily available alternatives. I wondered at the time why they would do that in full view of prospective customers.

Glad I don’t let them undertake the complementary service wash on my car. What other household cleaners might they have in their ‘detailing’ kit that they could use for service washes; Fairy Liquid perhaps?

Title: Re: Mr Sheen
Post by: Wo-Wo on 09 January 2018, 07:19

We're in the process of negotiating a white label version, it will come with a complimentary scourer sponge too.  :grin: