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I will make sure to take down a photo and the condition of the OC on my car the day I sell it. 4.5 years and counting on now...

From what I found out, using it alone on bare glass (No coating no sealants), Pinnacle Glass Cleaner easier to work on and smoother. But on my car with Opti Glass Pro, yea the Opti Glass C&P worked better than Pinnacle, a few easy wipes and it just "melted" or "absorbed" in, just to mean...

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Opti Coat can only be removed via sanding and heavy polishing/compounding. :) So no worry

As good as it can be, since it provides temporary beading while it cleans. I have been using DP Glass Cleaner, Pinnacle Cleaner, and OPT Glass Cleaner. DP is only a cleaner, so to be fair I will leave it out of comparison. Pinnacle and OPT has water repellant polymers. Using on bare glass...

Thanks for sharing

It doesn't alter any appearance since it is water based as I have seen the demonstration both on beige fabric and black fabric.

Yea, but since I have the sample then by all means I will put it to try. On the bottles it says 18 months, so do their websites. But even half a year I would have given it in, it's too good for the effect itself.

Hello there all AGO followers, just as the title implies, anyone of you used this product before? It is called AlwaysDry SuperHydrophobic, apparently originated from Belgium. And yes, there is a dealer in USA too. I just came across this product as a sample given by my friend. I haven't test it...

The Hyper Polish is a hidden gem and often overlooked. It gives different finishing depending on pads. Finish polish, I have no comment. So far OHP served me well enough using different foam pads.

Mine already 4.5 years and it still beads like new.. (I just documented it in case you asking) Perhaps try to give a washdown, and claying?

I never intended to point that to you anyway and I am sorry for making that statement so "not clear". I am referring to the one that bunch in in between claiming that all the comments after your initial question, saying that they are paid by OPT, while forumers are just telling optional way for...

Thanks for sharing. Again, I must say it sparked my interest into saving for a proper camera.

Opti-Coat sucks right? What I am trying to show is a test unit of old faded Mazda, only center part Opti-Coated for 2 years. Else wise, coconuts are great and waxes are great to your own account. To each its own, peace out. Thank you for your joke and sarcasm.

4.5 years, you be the judge

For those statements up there, I too can say some of the just paid to said Opti Coat sucks?

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Now if you don't mind, claying do remove non-permanent LSP (most sealants and waxes). Else do a OPC mix OCWash washdown (or APC mix any car shampoo)

Welcome Bob... You are about to enjoy very much here but also be prepared to burn a hole or two in your wallet :P

I must say, this seems easier to understand than those I read out there. Simple and straight.