Opinion of Diamondbrite new car protection
I am in the process of buying a new Ford Kuga. the dealer is trying to convince me to have Diamondbrite protection for £150. I look after my cars, and polish them at least twice a year using Autoglym anyway. Would you recommend this protection?
Asked on 16 February 2013 by Geoff. Barnett
Answered by
Honest John
£150 is a fair price for a paint treatment. Autoglym super resin polish might remove some of the Diamondbrite. But Autoglym High Definition Wax will sit on top of it.
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