Turtlewax Colour Magic Polish

Anyone used the above polish on their car? I'm only really talking about the chip stick, as if it's any good it'll help cover up the stone chips on my motor. Opinions please...

The stuff is good for our GT although the Chip Stick is a novelty item at best!

Not bothered about the polish really, so I guess a waste of £8.99...

Originally Posted by Flapdog

Not bothered about the polish really, so I guess a waste of £8.99...

Is...........the right answer.

lol ok then like most of their stuff!

On the other hand :

Been a happy user of the BLACK ,for car & bike , generally use it as a pre-wax on every other waxing..
Also now use the DARK RED on the "Pearlescent Bordeaux" V6 on the same basis , and it does a very good job !

(Normally £6 from the bloke down the market , btw)

Aye! I've used it on Tarquini on and off for years and it's done a good job. It doesn't leave a *very* deep shine but it's not bad and covers a lot of swirl marks (handy when the beast has travelled to Jupiter and back).

Ralf S.

It's a good red, light abrasive with polish and colour dye, that's alright, for our motor, on occasions. Well I think it is anyway?

Top Tip - the silver version is good for your alloys

I've used the black one, its ok but not overly impressed and havn't had to use the chipstick yet. Next time I'll try something else, any recomendations?

Originally Posted by FedLad

I've used the black one, its ok but not overly impressed and havn't had to use the chipstick yet. Next time I'll try something else, any recomendations?

As I implied earlier , its pretty useless on its own , but as a first polish , prior to a decent wax (using "Fol's" carnuaba at the moment) it does a fine job

I have used the black version. I thought it was ok, if not exceptional.

If you consider it a normal polish then its pretty good, but it makes your hands a nice black colour though if you don't wear gloves.

Needs a 'top over' with a good silicone polish after?:

Silicone Polish? you must be kidding

Anyway, I've tried the color stuff once years ago... will never touch one again... not good as a wax, not good as a stonechip treatment.

Originally Posted by Flapdog

Anyone used the above polish on their car? I'm only really talking about the chip stick, as if it's any good it'll help cover up the stone chips on my motor. Opinions please...

Shi*e

My 147 is black and I have used it on the bumpers - it is quite good to temporarily cover light scuffs, but the chip stick is about as useful as a wean's crayon.

I'd spend my last penny on it.

Latrine wise, that is............