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Vegas, I understand where you are coming from, which is why I didn't list this product is for every person out there :). But I on the other hand don't thoroughly enjoy claying, but it's a necessary step for perfection. I enjoy the speeded up process with the eraser, which is turn happens to...

Lol, Setec, it was my bad for not being more descriptive!

The surface is slick to the touch, it's not as slick while you're in the process of claying/erasing. You know while claying a surface when the contaminants are removed the clay gets super slippery in that spot. It's not as noticeable with the eraser, but once you dry the surface, the surface...

Just wanted to do a quick review on the Eraser. I've seen people's reviews and like them I was a little weirded out when I clayed the surface and didn't feel it getting slicker. But after some cars have passed I've come to love it. Super fast, conforms to tight areas well, and does a great...

Drew, it looks great man!! Good job

Troy, fwiw I talked to permanon's higher ups at sema about that old blue formula permanon, that product was scrapped quick due to no durability. They said the new white version, the one ag is carrying is supposed to yield better durability. But for half the price hydr02 can be had and I've...

Good luck with that, I'm an applicator and signed an agreement saying we can't sell it to anyone. I'm mobile and will go anywhere in the world for the right amount of money! Lol

Polishing the paint is > then any coating vs not polishing the paint and just applying a coating. Looks only with the best metallic flake pop, exo and 22ple. Since your not a city slicker and actually use the truck I'd consider opti coat 2.0. Still super glossy but has a slight darkening...

Drew, you already know this but I love your car! Thanks for sharing!

Usually when it's that bad I'm hitting it with some 800-1000 grit on my d/a. Finish out with 1500 and hit it with compound.

Optimum.

Welcome from Beaumont area!

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Permanon ps paste. It's crazy and not known by many.

Hmm that's a tough question. Normally with any other sealant I'd say for sure it would not bond correctly to the glaze. But optiseal is supposed to mitigate under with its high solvent content. So I'm not 100% either way.

Ron, this is great to hear. I love your products, but where I live currently, I'm doing a ton of trucks with knobby tires. I wish you had this product with an ultra fine mist application.

Lol, I thought the same thing about durability and actually got to meet some of the guys from Germany at sema and discussed that very issue. They said the durability problems are resolved with their newer versions and gave me some samples to test. Haven't done it yet :(

It's an added risk but very minimal if you just washed the car. Topping it within the cure period is also no problem. As far as it being a waste, I'd say that's up to the end user. Some may like the added slickness some may not care.

Per the guys at sema, 5-6 cars. Lasting around 6 months.