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Yeah I am looking for one product that will take care exterior plastic trim as well as good on the tires. PERL & TTGP were the ones I was considering. PERL says it can be used both inside & outside ( using different dilution ratios) but I am not too concerned about the inside as I have 303 and...

I am looking for something that will cover both grounds on the exterior. PERL & TTGP both seem to fit the description. Not worried about inside plastic &vinyl. Just exterior.

So I am looking for the best product that will cover both Tires and Exterior trim. Something that has longevity especially on the tires (using Megs Endurance Gel on it now). I narrowed down the list to Ultima TTGP and Carpro PERL. Was also looking at the Wolfgang Exterior Trim product but it is...

Not sure if it will be a poll. And even if it is a poll, it will be a poll of 'Best ceramic/nano glass coating for a first timer sold by PBMG' would be the most appropriate title for the poll. Couple of people have product suggestions they cannot discuss here for that reason. I found at...

Thanks. So how do you maintain or refresh your coating? Also is that coating safe for a rinse less wash like ONR W&S or ONR W&W? You sure about the highlighted part? :-) I'll give you the humidity part but it is pushing 113-115 past few days here and humidity which is normally 10-15% is now at...

Harder? How do you determine that? Or is there available data for the hardness of the coating? So what would make one pick Cosmic over Viking or vice versa? I haven't seen any tangible difference in terms of the specifications so wondering how one would go about making that decision.

Hmm that would be interesting that they make it as someone orders it. I wonder how they manage that. So I take it you order the burrito bowl instead of the burrito because you are afraid of carbs from the tortilla :-)

Since you ordered 4 boxes I have to ask..what is the difference between the Viking and Cosmic coating? Which one should one pick? I am trying to figure out the difference between the two.

How exactly is it 'Made to order'? Are they cooking up a 50 ml batch every time someone orders it like a Chipotle burrito? Or is it 'made to order' for distributors like PBMG? (that would make some sense to me). That sister site of AG seems to carry it and if I placed an order today, I bet it...

I can't imagine a couple of Germans sitting there and waiting to concoct and fill 50 ml bottles based on someone ordering from the US like it is an order at the deli :-) Pretty sure whoever in Germany that makes it for PBMG makes them in bulk and ship it to them. It says it is 'hand made' in...

I am leaning towards the PA coating myself after seeing the ease of application and the finished work on spray's Nissan Rogue. I probably would be doing this in late Sept/early Oct when the outside weather is humane (its 113 outside now and you could bake a pizza in it) So here are my...

Most of the durability claims these companies make are 'upto 24 months' or 'upto 36 months'. No one claims 'minimum of 24 months' or 'minimum of 36 months'. I guess the unto part could mean 'from a week to 24 months' or however you want to interpret that. So any of these coatings been tried...

The one complaint I've seen against PBL despite its ease of use is that it flashes pretty fast (like in 1 min) and if you are not careful and fast you will screw up the coating. I've seen that common theme on many reviews from especially first time users. I'd like to work with something that is...

So what has the Master Sealant's durability got to do with the durability of their gloss coat? Polish Angel claims its durable and made for the scandinavian weather and tested by elves and the vikings before it got to us. Sounds legit to me.

You happen to know whats the difference between the PBL DPC v2 and the one which comes in a 8oz spray and can be used on all surfaces? Well atleast the PBL has a lot of user reviews on here as well as Amazon and claims 3 years on the durability.

So this Polish Angel thing..I see two coats..Cosmic and Viking. Which one is the better one? Also the 50 ml bottle..will it cover 2 coats on a standard size car?

Can I use like C2V3 or Reload on top of a sealant and be done with it? I can do that periodically every 6 months. Right now I have a layer of DG601/105 and 2 layers of Megs UPW. I periodically use the UQD and UQW for maintenance every few weeks. I bought the Mirror Glaze #21 Sealant and the DG...

So no polisher no glass coating? So what are some good cordless polishers/buffers? I saw something called Westward a while back. Its 18V 3.4A and had good reviews. Anyone has experience with one of those? It has to be cordless/battery operated.

I've been polishing and applying sealants so far by hand application with no issues. Besides, I live in a condo with no garage so a corded polisher/buffer is ruled out. Gotta make do with what I have.

Oh and a coating that can also be applied on glass and possibly wheels would be great as well. On that note, why are they selling coatings separately for wheels and glass? Do they use a different formulation or is it some kind of marketing gimmick (I read somewhere the GTechniq stuff they sell...