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As a sealant i use it undiluted and results are great. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed

The paint must be prepped correctly though. I would say the durability is about 6 months. Shouldn't of said 8 in my first post. But its by far the best spray sealant I've ever used.

I use it in my shop. Pretty close to 8 months. First hand experience

Yep, that's a big orbit for curvy panels. That's why i bought the Rupes lhr15 es. Much easier to maneuver.

Coatings...Every time. They are just superior in every way. I use Modesta, GTechniq, and Cquartz. Amazing.

GTechniq C2v3 liquid Crystal. Lasts 8 months too!

OP, check out the Menzerna line of polishes. They're fantastic. The best defense however is to apply some permanent protection for your paint. For a black car, you'll want something thick and protective to prevent those swirls, and carnauba just aint gonna do it. Try Polish angel cosmic, or...

True, True. most people don't really know what they're looking at... do you have any pics of your results? i've never used anything like that before. i'm pretty skeptical of XMT.

No disrespect though, if they love it, they love it. I'm sure you do the full corrections. [they do take a long time Lol]

Hmmmm. not exactly my favorite way of doing things. What you're saying is that you remove "most" of the swirls and scratches, but let the product mask the rest of them right? Well, all i'm saying is, those swirls won't stay 'masked" forever.

Well, i'm glad you found all the information helpful. And I wish you luck in your detailing "endeavors." But for real, there aren't many things I [or any other detailing lovers out there] would rather be doing than detailing a car. It's like the saying "If you are doing something you love...

Oh, and 8 hours on a two step polishing job isn't bad if depending on the size of the car. I did a two step polish and then coated a car with Gtechniq C1 in about 10 hours, so that's not bad.

Hi, I thought I'd give you my two cents on this issue. I'm a professional detailer in NC. Your results and time are definitely gonna depend on the conditions as briefly stated by Tuscarora (temperature, humidity, shade). Obviously you can't just start polishing a red hot car or one that's in...