acuRAS82
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For clarification (for whoever can answer), you’re looking into “BF” (a Pro and Pro Black Edition available) or “PBL” (a Spray Coating and a Pro Coating)?
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Sorry for the confusion ... PBL Spray coating
Craig Encinitas
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I thoroughly cleaned out and sanitized a peppermint tincture glass bottle. The droppers were unused. This set up works very well, however it did not prevent me from spilling over the glass bottle onto the garage floor. 
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The Guz
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There is no best. Too many factors to consider in how a coating performs and longevity. Pick one from one of the reputable brands and try it out.
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acuRAS82
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And stop yelling at us.........
PaulMys, give him a break. It can be frustrating sorting through all the products trying to figure out what’s best... I used to yell until I started buying them all. Now my wife yells.
acuRAS82
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I’ve been curious about Dr. Beasley’s. The price is right but haven’t looked into any detailed reviews yet (if they exist).
Dr. Beasley's Nano-Resin Hydrophobic Coating
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3D has a coating in the price range. It's really new and I don't know if I've seen any reviews so far. Gyeon One is in the same range too.
I noticed something else these days which is skewing the coating prices: coatings only being sold in 50ml bottles. All of the new PBMG coatings, IGL's new coating, and even Adam's new products are only sold in a 50ml bottle for around $90~100 (IGL comes as a kit with other stuff for $100). I can't help but think a 30ml hobbyist friendly size could be sold for around $60~$70. Still not the screaming deal of CQuartz or CQuartz UK, but closer.
The interesting thing too is even though CQuartz is now at the bottom of the price bracket, I'd still put it up against most of those more expensive product for both durability, water behavior, and appearance, and it would probably win.
The Guz
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Yes graphene lol. I am kidding. Cquartz is hard to beat but Shine Supply Beadlock is giving it a run for its money. Costs more though. Cquartz Lite is also just as good.
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What's the feel like or the drag on the rag?
I am caught off guard by this.
Where does it fall on the chart between CQUK3 feel and Gliss feel.
Would it patch in trouble spots without a polishing step for a temp solution. More along the lines of the abused side panels in a cold climate winter.
Darn, one more trip down into the rabbit hole.
I am caught off guard by this.
Where does it fall on the chart between CQUK3 feel and Gliss feel.
Would it patch in trouble spots without a polishing step for a temp solution. More along the lines of the abused side panels in a cold climate winter.
Darn, one more trip down into the rabbit hole.
The Guz
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1 year
Rsurfer
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:iagree::xyxthumbs: CQuartz Lite for the DIY being a SiO2 coating is super easy to use and will give you 6-12 months of protection.
Works fantastic on vinyl tonneau covers.