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Reviews (29)
07 Sep, 2016
Nice Rack!
This is a direct replacement for the original cutlery rack in my dishwasher. I've had the dishwasher 6+ years and it wasn't new when i got it (about 4 years old i think) so the original lasted well. If this one lasts as long i'll be a happy bunny! Being single though, i expect it should last longer - in a family use environment, the dishwasher is probably on once, maybe twice a day. Mine is on once or twice a week, sometimes three times because i don't use much in the way of pots, pans, plates etc. so i'm thinking it should last a good decade and then some.
29 Nov, 2019
Plasticine for grown-ups!
1 of 1 found this helpful First used this product about 35 years ago at work and was impressed then. Forgot about it for the best part of the 30 years in between but was reminded of it on a car forum recently.
Bought some as an experiment to see if it would do what i needed - repairing a trim panel around the mounting holes which had disintegrated with age. Cut two equal lengths of the putty and hardener, mixed and massaged them together just like Plasticine then pushed and pulled and tweaked them into shape in the holes, using a wetted (with water) coffee-stirring stick from a well-known, Scottish sounding American burger chain.
Gave me a nice smooth finish, the panel was black and so was the Milliput i bought so all i needed to do was tidy up with a file, emery tape and drill the holes.
Maybe not a perfect repair (due to my skills, rather than the product) but is strong enough to hold quite a heavy trim panel. Success with that one has spurred me on to repair another more visible trim panel and having learned a couple of techniques from the first one has given me a much improved repair.
Milliput from ebay £4.49
Coffee stirrer from McDs £0
Being able to repair a 30+ year old trim panel - priceless!
07 Sep, 2016
Clone of a more expensive machine?
Very impressed with this polisher! A friend who owns a Kestrel DAS-6 (one of the most respected polishers) insists this is exactly the same, it certainly did a great job of polishing my car!