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Can't find any info on permanon ingredients. Any other recommendation for silicone free wheel sealant that are easy and quick to apply.

Guys, Applied Tuf Shine to my tires and I need a spray on (preferably spray off) wheel sealant that has no silicone at all since I am afraid this will hurt my reapplications of a Tuf Shine every 2 months since silicone apparently is this products mortal enemy. Thanks.

Other's opinions? Would like to get as many peoples thoughts/wisdom as possible. Thanks again for all the info.

I am willing to put in the time with sealants if it will protect car better and make it look better. Has anyone used both and prefer one over the other?

I guess I shouldn't have emphasized not enjoying putting on coatings because I will do whatever is best for the vehicle. If that factor is taken out do you still prefer OC to BFWD or another similar sealant?

Guys, This forum had been very helpful someone like me who is new to detailing my own car and wanting to do it the right way. Thanks for all the advice. I have been able to figure out every part of my car maintenance system except paint coating or sealant. I am assuming this can be personal...

If I am going to do the OC I figured the cost savings would not be significant enough to switch to OC 2.0 unless I have other detailer do it. So I guess my last questions is OC Pro or BFWD? For wheel sealant I am leaning towards using Hydro2, figured that would not harm my TUF Shine coated...

The vehicle is a GMC Yukon so due to the size I am assuming that is reason for the price. I have a tough time deciding between OC or BFWD. I like the idea of renewing the sealant a few times a year, but I don't really enjoy applying them so that is why OC is appealing. I am really torn. Wish...

I am leaning towards BFWD. I understand it is preference but for my situation does that sound like a good choice or should I look seriously at OC Pro or OC 2.0? Thanks cleanmycorolla.

I may decide to do it myself later but am wanting opinions on the questions above. Thanks.

It is a white SUV also in case that affects recommendations.

Guys, Just purchased a new vehicle and I am going to be cleaning exterior and interior every 2 weeks using the 2 bucket method and other great ideas listed on the site. What I need help with is choosing the paint protection regime to follow. This is the only portion I am going to have a...

Mike, Thanks, understand it looked suspicious but that is proof of how helpful the forum was. I have been able to figure out all of the products I needed from the forum without having to ask questions. Health is definitely #1. I have googled it like crazy for car applications with no luck...

I am buying 2015 Yukon Denali. I spent all weekend on here researching products, understand the suspicion but I promise I am not promoting product. To protect rest of vehicle yesterday I ordered Foam Master 1, DG 902, Griot's microfiber mitts, 2 blackfire buckets with guards, toro leaf blower...

Seems legit to me, but I wanted to get some opinions cause its seems like a great product but why is no one using it. Should last a very long time (5+ years at least) low VOC, thoroughly tested. Price to do my large SUV is $80. I just don't like being an early adopter.

Anyone????

Hello, Purchasing a new SUV and wanting to protect the carpets. Wanting to use something that had low VOC. have researched Microseal and was wondering if anyone has used this. There is a local cleaning company that applies it. Here is some info about it. 1. Permanent Stain Resistance - Will...