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Look how much Autogeek wants for Blackfire wet diamond now $50! You could buy Duragloss paint coating and get many applications for the same price.

Update: So far on the roof all four coatings are holding up well. The first pic is during a light rain. Duragloss is the driver's front, OC 2.0 is the driver's rear, CQUK passenger's front, and Detailer's Pro is passenger's rear. If you look in the second pic (it's very hard to get a picture...

Nice review. I'm waiting for a BOGO. :)

My favorite is Blackfire Wet Diamond sealant. It's easy and quick to apply leaving a deep wet finish that is slick and lasts for months. BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection, paint sealant, synthetic sealant, blackfire sealant

What if we don't care about foam and suds (which are superficial) and just want an effective presoak wash for a foam gun?

You could check with Detailer's Domain in NJ.... they list clear paint protection film. https://detailersdomain.com/Clear-Film-Installation_ep_54-1.html

I'm going to have to disagree. UWW+ leaves behind protection and a slick surface on coated vehicles.

You waited too long before removal. I've used Cquartz UK three times now and found when it's hotter you need to remove it sooner per the instructions. If you let it cure too long it takes more effort to remove and feels tacky (like Opti-Coat does), but if you buff sooner it is easy to remove...

I'm just north in Louisville, but unfortunately too busy that time to help.

I've been wanting to try optimum car wash. I normally use DG, but I'm getting tired of it and the smell almost makes me sick at times.

+1 all free and clear.

I'm the guy that normally cannot tell a difference between LSP's and I think CQUK, DP, and Duragloss Enviroshield look better than OC 2.0 CQUK gives a darker, glassier look. It's one of the few LSP's I think actually does anything for the appearance in my eyes. What exciting times we live in...

Sounds like he did you favor.... detailing a friend's car for basically free that doesn't appreciate the work is a bad idea.

For durability its no contest-> Opti-Coat. Other coatings may have better looks, easier application or be slicker, but they are not "permanent" like Opti-Coat. I'm running a long term test right now, but I prefer OC 2.0 and CQUK over coatings like duragloss and DP. The thing you have to...

Cheap, dependable and works great: Amazon.com : Gilmour Full Size Zinc Pistol Grip Nozzle with Threaded Front 573TF : Watering Nozzles : Patio, Lawn & Garden Combine with Gardena quick disconnects=win.

All Free & Clear here, don't fall for the hype. Used to use Micro-Restore, didn't see any advantage.

That pretty much mirrors my experiences. Even with perfect prep and being 110% anal I've never gotten the durability other people here claim on my DD that sits outside 24/7. Collinite's 845 and 476 are the most durable ones I've used followed by Duragloss. Maybe it's our rain, I don't know...

So I have samples of each coating and decided to do a comparison of performance and durability. I detailed the wife's Honda Fit and put all 4 on different spots of the car's roof. Prep: Wash Clay w/ONR Duragloss Squeaky Clean 20% IPA x2 CarPro Eraser x2 Coatings: Duragloss Enivroshield...

Any longer term reviews of this product? I'm considering it or Duragloss.

Any longer term reviews of this product? I'm considering it or Duragloss.