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OK, this is different. I recall reading a long time ago that ONR (pre-2013) and 845 didn't play well when 845 was placed on top of an ONR treated surface. I'm not sure about today but in general 845 being a hybrid sealant, you want this to be the first product on virgin paint. After 6-12...

OCW topped with PowerLock will be fine. I've used a basic cleaner/sealant off the shelf at a retail store, topped it with OCW and got 4-6 months durability easily. Just cannot go wrong with it.

I've never heard about ONR removing or degrading 845. That said, ONR Wash & Wax would add another layer of protection on top of 845 (not terrible for a period of time). And straight ONR Rinseless just has polymers and they don't last very long at all on paint. In fact, I would say you...

Cool review... thanks for taking the risk on your vehicle to highlight a good, quality product.

Probably fine... possibly less durability but only time will tell.

Better products elsewhere and with color matching. I paid just under $60 for a replacement exactly 3 years ago to replace my brinkman. It is still brand-spanking new, simpler to operate and does the deed. Brinkman was niche until LED lighting with significant power came to market.

P21S PC cleans with chemicals rather than abrasives and will be better on PPF MUP has more polishing oils and will remove sealants and waxes better than P21SPC. As long as the consistency is restored it should be fine.

I purchased an attachment set on Amazon.... no issues.

I've used Dr. Beasley's Nano Resin and while I don't regret the purchase, the product will not likely last a year on it's own based on what I am seeing on my wife Acura RDX - and I put 2 layers on. Meaning, you would need a booster or topper to be applied every now and again to get into years...

A high lumens flashlight will work just as good. I purchased the Brinkman and while it was good it only lasted maybe 2 years from date of purchase. I tried to fix it and it really wasn't worth the time or trouble. I was ticked off - never will get a Brinkman again. I now have an Astro...

I thought so too at first, then I adjusted the dilution ratio for more product and it really changed things up for the better.

I have both. :-)

Why wouldn't it be suitable? There are better products than Windex and I think I got my wife "converted" at this point on my preference. Which is more cost effective as well as better end-result and less work required.

I didn't notice any gell'ing.... sadly my OptiCoat 2.0 gell'd up last year. :( Thanks!!!

At $13 to each his own. Nitrile gloves are cheaper.

"A little spray of water helped to remove those.".... and this is probably where you went wrong and affected the product's durability. Next time, try applying with a microfiber applicator rather than spraying straight on the panel. If you have any spots that dried too fast, apply more...

I have a syringe of Uber Ceramic coating; a little over 10cc is remaing. I've kept it away from extreme temps for the last 3 years and in a box. The product seems to have a yellow tint to it at this point. Nothing else is out of the ordinary. Is it still good?

Awesome job!

Great discussion by all!!!

While not specific to auto detailing, informative nonetheless. Carnauba Wax (T1 Grade) – Ideal for Cosmetics & Personal Care Products.