Anyone new Menzerna Sealant yet?
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ScottB
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I got my bottle and unfortunately entire family got sick this week with crazy weather changes in South Florida. Cannot wait however and some initial posts on other forums suggest its better looking, easier to use, and designed to be rather durable. I wanna try this little green wonder soon ...
loudog2
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I just used it last night on the wifes car. It was cold in the garage. So I had a couple issues with application and removal. I turned the garage heater on a little late.
When I get a good temp to work with I'll post a review. When it's cold the sealant gets a little tacky with application. Then it was smearing to a haze with removal. I had to re-wipe it down his morning.
Again, This is because the temp in the garage was around 35*F. The bottle says not to use below 50*F.
After all is said and done, it does look good and pretty slick too.
When I get a good temp to work with I'll post a review. When it's cold the sealant gets a little tacky with application. Then it was smearing to a haze with removal. I had to re-wipe it down his morning.
Again, This is because the temp in the garage was around 35*F. The bottle says not to use below 50*F.
After all is said and done, it does look good and pretty slick too.
christian900se
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Many people are saying that it is even slicker than other top sealants like Blackfire Wet Diamond and even WG DGPS. The only thing left on the table for now is durability, but I wouldn't be surprised if this was impressive as well.
mackdaddyhibble
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Feed back please:hungry:Yup,Old Tiger's on point,Ive been wondering same
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rops:Used it on a Dodge Magnum Friday afternoon after a 1 step.
Having used BFWD before, I'd say they were about the same in terms of application via machine (my original model 7424, aka The Old Man). Power Lock seems to come off a bit easier, if that's possible considering BFWD almost falls off on it's own. Like everyone else has said durability is the big question. As far as looks, doesn't have that "plastic" look that some sealants seem to give IMO.
Unfortunately no pics. I doubt anyone would want shitty 2mp cell phone pics anyway. :bash:
Hopefully in a couple weeks I can offer some insight as to durability.
Having used BFWD before, I'd say they were about the same in terms of application via machine (my original model 7424, aka The Old Man). Power Lock seems to come off a bit easier, if that's possible considering BFWD almost falls off on it's own. Like everyone else has said durability is the big question. As far as looks, doesn't have that "plastic" look that some sealants seem to give IMO.
Unfortunately no pics. I doubt anyone would want shitty 2mp cell phone pics anyway. :bash:
Hopefully in a couple weeks I can offer some insight as to durability.
snowking724
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i have a fresh coat on my charcoal beige metallic f150 and it looks outstanding. metallic pop's and it's super slick. layed down after power and super finish and went on and off with ease. thanks to the weather in boston this weekend!:dblthumb2: no pics,problems with memory stick.
ScottB
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I finally got to play with it this weekend, a very nice product indeed. Easy to use, over application (thick) still comes off rather easy. End look is quite glossy and pleasing. Durability is obviously not measured, but even at 4-10 weeks it will fit nicely as a choice between all the others offered, if it does more it might just knock on Zaino and Klasses door for length of protection.
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