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BF crystal seal on wheels PERL sprayed with hvlp gun--3 thin coats CQ UK edition on paint Flyby30 on the windows

CQ UK is easier to apply, thinner, lasts about a year, can apply in much colder weather CQ still easy to apply but apply a little thinner than uk, lasts 2 years, a little thicker, not cold tolerant for application

Promise they are good. My cleaning lady told me about them. Been using them for years

Walmart had nice cheap ones too in the household cleaning area

You bought a rupes roshan?

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=57134

It's so nice to read guys giving love to the flex. Lately, with everyone sweating the rupes, you would've thought the 3401 was garbage. :)

I can't tell you how many times ive had these in my cart and then took them out. I've always thought I'd find a better alternative. I think you've talked me into them.

8years in the mi/sicu. Currently 14 mos left in anesthesia school.

This is 21 days later. The wheels are beading and repelling dirt and dust, the perl on the tires is still repelling dirt, and the dlux is beading and looking great. Has not been cleaned since I first posted.

IMO until the rupes came around everyone praised the flex. The flex could do no wrong. Now it seems as the flex is the red headed stepchild of detailing. I agree that I have never read so many complaints about the flex.

Yea josh its my DD. holding up well. Still beading. Looks like the day I applied it. RN here too

Anyone else wanna trade some optibond for some perl? I have a bunch of perl.

I like it 1:1 and spray it on with a small hplv gun. I spray the first coat and let it sit 5-10 mins and the another coat. By the time I'm done spraying the last tire,vi walk back around and wipe with a mf disk to even it out. Love this look and method. Looks like a new tire for 1-2 weeks...

The prices are really good plus no shipping. Can't beat the mf pads price.

Thanks but I was just looking for someone to go over how to apply oc. Make sure I didn't waste my time or product but I'm feeling pretty confident now.

You will not make a wrong decision.

If you're spending that kind of money, look into the wheel woolies. I love mine. You can use the small one and do your lug nuts. I use them for alot of hard to reach areas--engine, wheel wells, etc

Endurance and perl

I plan to just do it once it comes in. Just seeing if there were any pros in my area. I've literally watched every application video on YouTube. I'm not gonna tackle this all at once. Gonna just do a panel a day--limited time with school and family.