Polish Angel
Written by: Vinnie van Rooij
Polish Angel is a German manufacturer and seller of detailing related products. The brand sells shampoo, polish, protective products, but also polish pads, gloves and MF towels. Polish Angel is being sold around the world, but it only has distribution places in and around Germany and America.
Where to get Polish Angel
There are 4 different websites where Polish Angel can be ordered directly, the original .NET website (Germany, Austria and Swiss), the Dutch .NL website, the United Kingdom .CO.UK website and the American .US website. Via international parcel post, it is possible for them to ship all around the world.
Contacting Polish Angel
Polish Angel has a company website, has a Facebook page and can sometimes be found on meetings or car/detailing events. However, they are not very well known for being active on fora and other online meeting places.
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