How To: Sonax Polymer Net Shield Paint & Wheels

Rsurfer said:
Evan, you started this thread back in May..how is the PNS holding up? Are you using BSD to boost PNS?
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I just did an express on this car two days ago. This car has been maintained by the customer and I can say the beading and sheeting are still great.

the bleeding and sheeting are not as strong as they were like day 1 but I am pleasantly surprised at how well the PNS held up over the spring summer and fall.
 
Just confirming proper technique: I have a bottle in my supply cabinet that I've forgotten about and your review reminded me that I need to give it a try. Thanks.

1. lightly spray onto mf towel
2. lightly spray PNS onto the paint panel directly
3. work into small area (half a hood?)
4. remove with clean MF towel
5. repeat
 
addysdaddy said:
Just confirming proper technique: I have a bottle in my supply cabinet that I've forgotten about and your review reminded me that I need to give it a try. Thanks.

1. lightly spray onto mf towel
2. lightly spray PNS onto the paint panel directly
3. work into small area (half a hood?)
4. remove with clean MF towel
5. repeat
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Yep that will be perfect
 
I did exactly what Evan said to do, and turned out beautiful! Very easy product to use:)
 
addysdaddy said:
Evan, have u tried PNS on white paint and if so, what's your opinion?
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I have used it on white and it does add some nice pop and gloss to any kind of white.
tenblade2001 said:
I'm going to use on Alpine White M3. I'll post pics.
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Looking forward to seeing the out come! Any questions do not hesitate to reach out!
Sicoupe said:
I did exactly what Evan said to do, and turned out beautiful! Very easy product to use:)
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Awesome! How was the ease of application with my towel method?
 
I'm going to be getting the car ready for winter: (1) OPT hyper polish (2) PNS and maybe a Brilliant Shine Detail Spray as a topper
 
Hey Evan, the towel method was very easy! Thanks again for your help:)
 
Hey tenblade, use the 530 ones if you have them, that's what I used and they work great:)
 
Update: So, I actually purchased the Sonax applicator and it sucked. So, I used an 800gsm to apply, 530 for first wipe, then 480 to buff. That worked MUCH better than the applicator. I'll posting pics tomorrow.
 
I agree, I dont like the Sonax applicator: it was recommended to me when I bought net shield. Instead I use a Buff & Shine red wax applicator. Worked much better for me.
 
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