Supernatural Wash Mitt
Before George Lucas rings his lawyer, he should be aware that we don't legally refer to the Supernatural Wash Mitt by its colloquial and popular nickname: 'The Wookie's Fist'. We can see where people are coming from, though. It's an ultra-soft wash mitt with a massively deep pile, and if wash mitts are your thing then this is the daddy. Or the Chewie. Believe it or not, people even give their wookies names and there's even a set of care instructions for them somewhere on the internet, from washing them inside a pillow case to combing them with a pet brush afterwards. They also attack and eat lesser wash mitts and drink half your bucket in one go. A strange and mythical beast, the Supernatural Wash Mitt.
The world's priciest wash mitt. RRP 19.95 GBP.
|
Supernatural Clay Bar
As much as we love our Paint Putty, one of our suppliers suggested we try their triple bar clay. This is packaged like bright orange processed cheese, in between two bits of plastic. The idea is that you can tear off a smaller bit more easily and put it back into the wrapping when you've finished. You also get a little bit more in the case. 240g compared to 200g. Anyway, it's a mild to medium grade clay that's quite a versatile performer and its light colouring shows up the dirt really nicely - so you know when to chuck it. For legal reasons, this clay isn't for sale in the USA and we will deny any knowledge of its existence if you try and smuggle some across the border, hidden inside a huge brick of drugs.
240g. RRP 17.95 GBP. Not for sale in the USA.
|
Supernatural Finger Mitt
We were just about to get some normal round foam applicators made, when we realised that they didn't fit inside a pot of wax very well. Sure, you could fold one in two and scrunch it up a bit. But that's hardly ideal. And then just as we were dipping our bare fingers into a pot of wax to hand-apply it to the flanks of some lucky car, we had a revelation... what if we created a super soft foam finger mitt? This would allow for the tactility of fingertip application, with the consistency and ease of using a foam applicator. You also wouldn't have to worry about the applicator being dropped or blown away in the wind, and neither would you have to fold it in two. Job done. We then specced it up (110ppi foam - as soft as it gets) and had them hand stitched by our supplier (thank you, Morvan) at great expense - glue or sonic welding weren't strong enough to create what we had in mind. This means that they're pricey for an applicator, but we think that it's worth it - they're the best you'll find.
Single pack RRP 3.95 GBP.
Double pack RRP 7.50 GBP.
|
Supernatural Drying Towel
I saw one of these on a sunbed in Mauritius and knew we had to swipe it for use as our super premium drying towel. It is made from the fluffiest part of the Dodo (the underbelly) and is over a metre in length. This means you can do half a bonnet, or a whole Smart car, in one go. Just drape it over the top, pat it down like a suspect in TJ Hooker, and lift it off. But don't be surprised if you find it gets put back into the airing cupboard after its wash. Towels this soft and fluffy are treasured by ladyfolk who do not understand how a car can possibly deserve a nicer towel than the cotton terry cloths they routinely use.
Size 122x66cm. RRP 22.95 GBP.
|
Supernatural Window Waffle
If you like the saying 'forewarned is forearmed' then you're probably quite odd. But if you know what it means, you'll see the benefit of crisp, white microfibre cloths. The minute a speck of dirt appears on them, you can see the offending particle and keep it away from your paintwork. Or wash the microfibre immediately, consigning the particle in question to particle heaven. This is what makes the white Supernatural Window Waffle so special, and just that little bit better than the Mint Merkin.
Size 60x40cm. RRP 6.50 GBP.
|
Supernatural Detailing Sticks
It wouldn’t be called detailing if you left those seams, badge surrounds and door lock holes plugged with grime. And whilst these Detailing Sticks may look like the cotton buds you use for unblocking your own personal cavities and crannies, they are far more substantial. Whilst cotton wool unravels easily, exposing a sharp plastic stick, our detailing swabs are made with either a robust fibre tip or a fabric pad. These are low or non-linting, and don’t come apart when you wiggle them around a bit. In fact, they’re professional quality and the little ones come hermetically sealed. With careful use and light cleaning duties, they may even be able to be re-used. But treat it as a bonus if they can. We sell these as disposable products, in a packet of 60. You get: 25x small swabs (2mm head, twin ended, fibre tip); 25x medium swabs (3mm head, twin ended, fibre tip) and 10x large swabs (7x3mm head, single ended, fabric tip).
60x sticks. RRP 9.95 GBP.
|
Supernatural Sticky Roller
If you have a dog or long haired girlfriend, you’ll know how annoying they can be. Not the dog or girlfriend (although both can have their moments), but hairs. They’ll stick to carpet, upholstery, headlining. Anything. So we sourced a professional grade 10cm wide sticky roller with a reusable, ergonomic handle, for removing lint, hairs, fluff and other debris from fabrics inside the car. It can even work outside the car on canvas soft tops. And unlike the cheaper ‘clothes rollers’ you get, this comes with a proper sized perforated roll of sticky sheets – 20 metres long to be precise, or about 5x as long as the cheap rollers. Once you’ve captured all the hair and lint you can and the sheet has lost its stickiness, just tear it off to expose a fresh sheet underneath. Then, once the roll has been used up, replace it with a new one.
Sticky Roller Kit RRP 24.95 GBP. (shown)
Sticky Roller Handle RRP 15.95 GBP.
Sticky Roll refill (20m) RRP 9.95 GBP.
|
Supernatural Gloss Trim Sealant
Black plastic trim has an annoying habit of going grey in sunlight, and more annoyingly, you can’t polish or wax it as because the dusty deposits will leave behind pale residues. And whilst you can use Lime Prime Lite to clean trim and Red Mist to add some protection, we have been looking around for a product specifically made for the job. This is the result – Supernatural Trim Sealant. It’s a crystal resin, so applies like a varnish, and isn’t buffable. But this does mean it is about 50x thicker than a coating of wax or traditional sealant. As protection for trim goes, it’s about as good as it gets. Just clean the trim with a detergent and solvent, wipe the product on and allow to cure. You’ll find that as well as reducing future UV damage to the trim, it revives faded trim and water will bead on it, just like waxed paintwork. And if you make a mistake applying this wonder-varnish, you can use a solvent to remove it and start again. Fiddly to apply, for sure, but great results and outstanding durability (normally about 6 months plus). Sold in a kit with a low lint microsuede application cloth and full instructions.
100ml bottle RRP 12.95 GBP.
100ml bottle + 40x40cm polishing cloth RRP 15.95 GBP.
MSDS here.
|
Supernatural Fine Cut Metal Polish
A feature of cars is that they often have metal bits on them that need a good polish once in a while. It’s normally the tail pipes, as we brits haven’t been into yankee style chrome grilles (and other adornments) since the Austin Allegro Vanden Plas passed away in 1980-something. But if your tail pipes do need some love, we have the perfect polish for them - Supernatural Fine Cut Metal Polish. It’s been developed to clean and shine most metals, including chrome, stainless and aluminium – as gently as possible. It’s available in either a metal bottle on its own (with flip top cap, for easy dispensing) or in a kit with a microsuede low-lint cloth that’s perfect for polishing work. Please note that the act of polishing metal will turn cloths black, so don’t use your finest microfibre for this purpose.
100ml bottle RRP 12.95 GBP.
100ml bottle + 40x40cm polishing cloth RRP 15.95 GBP
MSDS here.
|
|
