Future / Klear / Pledge

[Jonny]

Today I looked in my local (UK) supermarket for Pledge.

They only had two types - both for Marble / Ceramic floors - in a choice of fragrencies! Don't ask me what they were.

Is this the same product we've been using for so long? I can stand the various name changes but I was wondering if the formula has been changed. It's possible my partticular branch of the supermarket has simply stopped stocking the 'old' formula.

Any ideas, anyone?

[S5 modeller]

Hi mate.

This is the stuff you should be looking for.....

I got mine this year from asda. Shouldn't be too hard to find.

Lakeland also stock something similar, which is supposed to be quite good, but I haven't tried it.

Hope this helps.

Matt

Edited September 23, 2014 by S5 modeller

[davetwin]

My bottle looks like this, think I got mine in ASDA but could have been Tesco, sorry cant remember exactly but was this year also.

Edited September 27, 2014 by davetwin

[davetwin]

Checked today, the bottle above was from ASDA, in the isle with the washing powders

[azureglo]

Hi Jonny

Have a read of this. The real future/klear is pretty much extinct in the UK (check ebay and you'll find prices of £20-30 a bottle pretty normal) and the new stuff is "interesting", some folks claim it works but I end up with blotches, milky canopies and other nasties. There is also Alclad Aqua Gloss which is pretty amazing and does the clearer than clear canopy thing brilliantly, See Mike s review ici.

BTW i have many bottles of the "real" stuff as well as the Alclad which unlike Future does not need a course in advanced airbrush voodoo to spray .

My 9.99 eurocents worth.

[Work In Progress]

In my experience Lakeland Quick sSine is absolutely identical in appearance, function and even odour to old-school Johnsons Klear. I have stocks of both and have compared them back to back.

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/20286/Quick-Shine-Floor-Finish

Costs more than Klear used to but then the bottles are a lot bigger.