Carplan Demon Shine

Xmas gift, tyre shine, wheel cleaner, snow foam, and wet shine. usually use auto glym so wasn’t sure at first! This is where the wow comes in WOW easy to use, great results better than I expected and to be honest couldn’t tell the difference from my usual choice of products. The finish from all of the products in the kit was great, quite simply it does what it says on the box. Hey what do you know suddenly I can detail my car like a pro !! Well very nearly. Demon you’re now my go to product range, one question do you sell a glass cleaner!

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Saves time. Well recommended,great value for money .3 for the price of 2 at telcos .excellent

I really like this product. It's not messy and results in a nice high gloss shine to the car's paintwork. It's easy to use, just spray on after you've rinsed your clean car then dry off with a synthetic microfibre cloth. Job done. Result!

Tip: Work progressively (i.e roof, bonnet, wing then rear quarter etc) especially on a hot day to avoid evaporation and possible streaking.

I have been using demon shine for about a year and all i can say is that its amazing!!! after washing the car i give it a quick cham to get rid of the sitting water and then spray it on neat and wipe off with a microfiber cloth as it says on the tub and the results are great. my car is only two years old so paintwork is good but i polished one panel with auto glym then sprayed another with demon shine and the results were the same!!!! i wont wash a car with out this as it finishes the car off perfectly so go and buy because you wont regret it.

I love having a clean car and I can even cope with having to wash it by hand to avoid scratches, but I hate having to spend ages polishing after every wash just to get rid of the watermarks that rinsing leaves.

Having seen it on sale a few times, I spent £4 (actually I invested £8 on a 3 for 2 offer at my local Tesco) on a bottle of Demon Shine.

It says on the front; "no effort, instant shine", but this isn't strictly true, as you still have to wash the car first. After washing and rinsing the car, a quarter of the bottle is mixed into a bucket of water and poured over the car - simple and a lot easier than using a chamois, or polishing. The mixed solution beads on the surface of the paintwork and runs off, taking the rinse-water with it. The few remaining drops are removed by taking the car for a quick spin.

The result really depends on how well you've maintained your paintwork in the past, as this product only serves to prevent the formation of watermarks and reveal what's underneath. If you regularly polish, then the result will be a very clean looking car.

Overall I'm very pleased with Demon Shine, as it saves me the hassle of drying the car after rinsing. It works out at just £1 per wash, or even cheaper if you take advantage of a 3 for 2 offer like I did. It won't improve the shine of your paintwork; just reveal the shine that you've already achieved; and you will have to wash your car first, so it isn't a no effort shine. For those reasons, it doesn't get 5 stars.

Bought for me as a gift and being an achy Pensioner found it brilliant for that finishing touch. Spray it on and microfibre cloth it off, great finish, but wear waterproof gloves!! "It does what it says on the tin" and this is very rare these days, five minutes for a glowing car.

Carplan Demon Shine provides a decent shine and is easy to apply.

Although it is advised that you pour Carplan Demon Shine over vehicle. I applied it with a sponge to avoid having to clean it off glass afterwards.