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I'm happy with Chemical Guys VPR.

The front end and hood for sure. PPF is the way to go!

Anyone have any issues doing this?

I've used similar products in the past but it just makes no sense for me keep reapplying it every few weeks. I've applied Gyeon Trim with a Q-tip to the front grille on one of my cars and it looks magnificent!

I'm interested in coating my plastic grille primarily, which is impossible to do with the standard applicator. I'd use Gyeon Trim or Gtechniq Permanent Trim Restorer. I haven't seen any spray on type coatings for plastics.

You're a wealth of knowledge. I really appreciate the information!

Thank you! Do you use lacquer thinner to clean it out after use?

Thanks! There are so many different kinds of air spray/air brush guns out there I'm just trying not to reinvent the wheel.

I'm mainly interested in using it to apply on wheels, grilles, and other hard to reach surfaces where an application pad just won't work. If you are using an air spray gun or air brush, could you please provide the name and model you have? Also, how you like using it. Thanks so much!

Awesome!! Thanks

For those that have used this product, how do you know when it's time to reapply?

Announced where? How about the 20 winners that signed up through YouTube?

When are the 20 winners going to be announced for those that entered via YouTube?

Great, thanks for the information.

Can this be used on plastic chrome? Thanks!

Re: Looking for Product Suggestion to use with Bead Maker I'm not sure about fillers but probably not. As far as the ONR, I use the dilutions ratio recommended for doing a rinse less wash and I get the ONR with Carnuba wax added.

Have you tried Jescar Powerlock? It's very similar to Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. Amazing product. Do two coats with at least 12 hours between coats. Then top it with Bead Maker. Another suggestion, instead of using Bead Maker as a drying aid, apply it with a foam pad. Do one panel...

Can you also use it on vinyl and plastic?

Looks FANTASTIC!

I'm looking for a product that will give a bit of shine, not a total matte finish. I've been researching Gyeon Leather Shield and Car Pro CQuartz Leather but both are described as leaving a matte finish. Any recommendations? If not, which of the two (Gyeon or CQuartz) do you prefer?