So wait a minute.... Is it a "spray wax" that's polymer based? Or is it ceramic/glass/quartz based? In that it actually works WITH the ceramic/glass/quartz underlying product and bonds with it, (while filling in imperfections)?
Also, is it perhaps another polycharged based/added spray wax/sealant with great gloss and slickness? If so, I'd think there are plenty of excellent products already out there that'd fill that bill. (With a price point that kills it!)
Not really addressing whether or not anyone's lack of satisfaction with the coating has anything what-so-ever to do with improper application either. Let's for the sake of argument say that it was all applied 'per spec', just that it doesn't seem to be holding up as was promised. Especially when you look at the "up to three years" portion of those statements.
I know of a few applications here that were done inside, before it was too cold,
under darned near surgically clean conditions, one is driven (
but garaged at night), another is never driven (
and always garaged) and even another one is driven hard (
and never garaged ).
All three have noticeably reduced gloss, slickness, and reflection. Of course the one that never gets driven is the best, but you would think it'd look as it did when it was applied? The other two will need reapplication of the product before summer is over! (
Yeah, and I'm all to aware of the whole "just because it isn't beading doesn't mean it isn't protecting" line of thinking.) :dunno:
