Detail with good UV protection before temps go to 120!

davidc said:
Exactly why I now do an Optimum Car Wax once in a while and do Optimum No Rinse and Wax. My main QD is now a mix of Optimum No Rinse and Wax also.

Dave
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So what's the UV product for cars?


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amalik said:
So you're telling me all waxes on the market save for optimum car wax do not protect against UV?
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Can't say anything for sure but as stated Optimum has a patent for UV A and UV B. Others that state UV protection can only be taken by their word.

Dave
 
amalik said:
So you're telling me all waxes on the market save for optimum car wax do not protect against UV?
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Didn't say that, I said that OCW is the only wax that has a UV patent. Far cry from saying it's the only wax that protects against UV.
 
Rsurfer said:
I've often wondered how much UV protection that a ceramic coating gives.
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Don't know the exact quantification numbers.. but according to CarPro:

"Cquartz UK offers an extremely durable hard glass coat which can protect for more than 2 years against minor scratches, acid rain, bird droppings, corrosive traffic film, tar and harmful UV rays."

So if you believe the marketing... I'll see how it holds up if I still have CC in two years from now. :)
 
LSNAutoDetailing said:
Don't know the exact quantification numbers.. but according to CarPro:

"Cquartz UK offers an extremely durable hard glass coat which can protect for more than 2 years against minor scratches, acid rain, bird droppings, corrosive traffic film, tar and harmful UV rays."

So if you believe the marketing... I'll see how it holds up if I still have CC in two years from now. :)
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I have Classic on a black car that sits outside 24/7 for eighteen months. And yes I do top it with Reload every few weeks.
 
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