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Correct 3 years with no polishing. I do quite a few regular washes as well as using an APC for even IronX or TarX when needed. So I haven't really had any issue with traffic film. If you wash properly and regularly you should have this problem. It is a metallic grey VW so that paint is...

I don’t think you are misunderstanding. But you have to also look at location and expectations of the people that have had issues as well. If you realize up front this is not a “force field” that will stop everything and it has its pros and cons just like a wax or sealant then you are halfway...

I use it on CQ, CQUK, Opti Coat, Gloss Coat, as well as some of the PBMG spray coatings and I have not had any issues.

I have not had any issues while washing as I make sure a thoroughly dry the vehicle. The times I had had some water spotting was when I had a dusty car it rain and then the sun came out and baked the dirty water spots in place over a few days or a week. The point of a coating IMO is to have...

They absolutely can have water spot issues. The new version of CQUK is supposed to be better about that. I found the key is to get a full coats on as thick as possible let the car “bake” in the sun and then top it with Reload waiting as long as possible. The baking in the sun is somewhere in...

If the paint is pure black I would use CQUK. I have had it on my wife car for over 3 years. If the paint is metallic I would look at CQ original. I had it on the same car for just over 2 years before I polished it off and went with CQUK when it came out. And honestly after the deacon the CQ...

You are spot on. The paint coating has a v2 and is supposed to be better and formulated specificity for paint. The all surface coating is more of a general all around for paint, glass, trim. Having used both I didn’t see much difference. But I have never got the durability from these spray...

I have used a number of glass sealants and coatings. The best overall glass coating I have used is the "Optimum Opti-Glass Coating" as it has the best durability vs wiper blades compared to other coatings. But stuff like the McKee’s 37 Glass Coating is so easy to apply I can do it once a month...

Ech2o is not a protection product. It is a waterless wash with gloss-enhancer. So think of it as a wash or QD product.

I bought a cheap pet grooming bush to bush it out and de-tangle the wool. I am using the CarPro Wool Wash Mitt.

Have you tried ONR mixed at the regular wash ratio? I use Megs QID for interiors most of the time as long as they are clean.

Opti-Clean is a water-less wash product similar to Ultima Water-less Wash. Optimum Opti Clean Concentrate, Opticlean cleaner protectant, Optimum all purpose cleaner protectant Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate, concentrated waterless auto wash, waterless car wash Opti-Power Clean is...

I have not had any plastic staining and I’m on my second bottle.

Yes. From my use it’s really just a slightly amped up detail spray.

Did you try contacting Aquapel directly?

Yes you can use it as a drying aid. But just like other products the durability goes down a little as the added water dilutes it. I have found that if I do a quick drying pass with a towel or my MasterBlaster and the use OCW as a final wipe to clean up anything left over I get the best of both...

You might want to google for the "Microfiber Madness IncrediPole".

The is just something about them I don't care for. While they work well for coating application they seem to load up to quickly and start just smear the product around. I have used some towels simlar to those. I have some older PakShack "Ultra Smooth" and "Silver Surfer" polish removal towels...

If you use those for Crystal Seal I would not use them for anything else, especially a coating install. I personally only like these for coating application not removal.

I don't see why it wouldn't work if you like that kind of applicator. Personally I use a MF block.