[Steven Butler]

Has anyone used it.
Was doing a quite large upholstery job the other week and my pump packed in on my machine.. .was gutted but reached for the Dynamall.
Genuinely the results absolutely blew me away! Right in front of mine and the customers eyes i literally sprayed on the dynamall and as i brushed it in the difference was absolutely exceptional!
Got a few cars coming up so thinking of using this rather than hwe.

[Carpet Dawg]

You cant beat a good flush.

[JandS]

Did wife's car upholstery last w/e and it came up mint with Dynamall, even got rid of water marks.
2 neighbours to do now though.
Sprayed on, brushed in and towelled off, dry in no time.

[Neil Jones]

I use it on roof linings as they can't be extracted, works great.

[Radek Jablonski]

I use it on roof linings as they can't be extracted, works great.

mikrosplitters like spm are good for it and cheaper

[Buckland]

Its tempting not to rinse and if you are padding it is very effective but when you mix it put your hand in the water and rub your thumb and forefinger together it has a surface tension (surfactant characteristic?) and almost slimy feel so the cleaning solution is gathering contaminants together - what's it doing with them then? If its not rinsed (ideally) or buffed then the solution and anything its gathered is still present on the surface of the material being cleaned? I'm not questioning its ability as a cleaning agent I'm just stating a fact. My thought would be if you are using it on upholstery in a car especially it might be subject to sweat from people's bums and backs and if the 'mixture' is still there this might cause problems - I say might!

[John Kelly]

Dynamall, being a Polymer based product like the other new encap products on the market locks in the dirt in an inert coating, unlike detergents and microsplitters which lock it in with a water soluble coating. People are also finding when encapping commercial carpets, they don't have to do an extraction clean as often due to buikd up of chemical 7n the carpet as was the case with bonnet shampoos.