http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/blog/2014/1...ack-range/

Has anyone tried the Carlack range? It doesn't sound as user friendly as the Werkstat equivalent.

Been using their glass treatment for a few years Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

I still have some Car-lack 68 in the cupboard from when I had a metallic black Skoda Octavia (not a brand often mentioned on here, but it was a 4x4 one with a Haldex clutch in it, very good in the snow and wet weather and convinced me to stick with 4 wheel drive vehicles).

Two part process which did a great job of removing and keeping the paint work free of swirl marks. The hard coating in the second part needs care with applying, but worth it. They might have improved the formula by now as well. 2016 BMW X3 30d SE in red
MY2013 SD4 XS Firenze Red, 19" 10 spoke contrast paint wheels, Signature Strips, Grand Black Lacquer trim, Cold Climate Pack - gone!
2007 TD4 S Stornoway Grey - gone!

The Carlack products are on the werkstat site at less than half price, polished bliss must be coining it in with their prices, I won't be buying any and will wait until next year to see what Werkstat come out with.
Fortunate enough to have enough to get me by for a while.
Cleanyourcar website has the Carlack stuff at cheaper prices too.

Looks like the carlack range has taken over.
The carlack long life is £17 for 500ml, it can be diluted 1:1 with distilled water and used in a spray for ease, this makes it half the price that Jett was and allegedly the same result. happy days