Aircon Blue Top up + Green Leak

Really simple to use and quickly has the air con on me knackered 2007 Mini working again. It didn't sort the leak unfortunately, that still decided to persist after 2 weeks again.Luckily, the green sealing stuff contains a fluorescent additive so you can see leaks using a UV light, so an added bonus there 😀

The leak seal worked on our Yaris which had a o-ring seal leak which stopped the airco from working. I checked the pressure which was low after the vehicle had bee stood with not much use after 6 months. there was a dye mark from a seal on the pump so topped it up with just the sealer only. The sealer tin worked and to.ok the pressure up to air con running pressure and has maintained aircon now for over three months without problems

I've used it a few times for less than in a workshop, the air conditioning works well.

Good product just follow the guidelines on how to use it

This aircon gas is easy to use for any DIY level. Performance ok, as cool air was now coming out my vents. Only problem there is not enough gas. On pressure gauge I was just on blue 30 , once gas added it went up to 45 colder air was now being achieved but still not as cold as I would like so you need to order 2 cans if your system is on the bottom of the blue reading.

I bought these R134a cylinders to recharge my car AC together with a recharging kit (pipe, trigger valve and a pressure gauge).The instructions are easy to follow though the trickiest bit can be finding your AC Low Pressure (recharging) port!I have used these a couple of times on our cars at home with no issues. The green conditioning cylinder also fixed a leak on my Ford Focus AC. It appears to be a permanent repair 🤞🤞Reasonably priced and quick delivery....

If you also buy the correct equipment and gauges its excellent for the DIY car enthusiast with several cars in thier family. Saved a fortune.

Not used these yet but have used top up in the past, a lot more economic than going to garage