hydra flexiblade

**andy** · 24-09-2003, 23:55

hydra flexiblade from the home valet company

you have probably seen it on tv a silicon squeegee type thing meant for the car,

http://www.homefree.co.uk/assets/hom...S2433aM438.JPG

utter pish !!!

dont even consider it, they are only useful for drying windows, dont beleive anything on the ad, pish pish pish

**RS Yod** · 25-09-2003, 08:42

Im a valeter by trade mate, i use them everyday loads of times and they are fantastic if you buy the right one.

Theres also a way of using it, i know its not rocket science but it helps.

Yodi

**andy** · 25-09-2003, 19:23

ok i'll give it another go !

**2quick4u** · 26-09-2003, 09:59

I've got one of those things not sure about the brand though, I bought mine from Costco, I think it's excellent, gets most of the water off really quickly, then it only takes a minute to finish with a chammy leather.

**Hugh** · 26-09-2003, 10:10

I've got a few of them and gave one to all my friends (hooorah for Costco

). They are ace, but you still need a leather to finish it off with.

**RS Yod** · 26-09-2003, 10:16

yeah you need to use the leather after buut its a very good tool.

**^Mick^** · 26-09-2003, 11:39

I find a quick blast down the bypass dries it off a treat

**andy** · 26-09-2003, 18:41

ok ok its not so bad, not quite the miracle tool that the advert suggests but ok i suppose, i have a shammy, but my nipple of a father thought it would be clever to wipe down his freshly painted boat with it

, and now its crusty.............. and yellow

**Threedoorboy** · 27-09-2003, 21:57

I was gonna say I thought they were pretty good too. Looks like everyone beat me to it though

**Joris** · 10-10-2003, 10:42

i bought one from autoglym at ford fair, didn't even take it out the packet yet, lol.
Didn't wash the car either since then come to think of it.
Hmmm, something for the weekend MAYBE.

only been washed twice since the respray last year, lol. i'm too fucking lazy