dual polymer snake oil???

Daviddear30

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I saw this on facebook toady. Pretty amusing in my opinion. Watch the video. This spray has blah blah in it.. and it removes scratches in the clear coat. Spray on wipe away. That simple!!

I commented on it saying basically I don't think it's possible to remove scratches that simply-maybe filling them in and the owner replied it does!

my second reply mentioned as a detailer I don't think that would actually remove any clear coat or the edges of scratches etc. I also challenged him to post about it here on autogeek! The 2nd time he mentioned it does take work and it is not wipe on wipe off etc (like he first said)

https://vimeo.com/99998079

what are your opinions
 
reminds me of an
acrylic paint conditioner

some of you that frequented the sister site years ago may remember
 
Sounds (suspiciously) like a bunch-of-flocculation!!


Bob
 
Id try it if it was really free shipping and I didnt have to buy 50 bucks worth


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I was taught to never trust bald guys with mustaches, who drive trucks...I'll pass
 
I wouldnt just discount the claims until someone actually tests it.
 
Their targeted market is not here, that's why it's on book face.
 
"the truck was not dirty enough, so we wet it and rubbed dirt on it..."

nice technic!
 
d33p said:
I wouldnt just discount the claims until someone actually tests it.
Click to expand...

Well I am discounting it's claims without testing it. I know how paint correction works (somewhat) :)
I have never tested that hot lava will clear up acne and I am not testing that claim either.
The owner told me it has been selling since 1996 or something like that.
 
I'm a tad sceptical of a product that claims to be layerable and adds gloss, yet removes scratches.

If it can remove defects that quickly with that little pressure, where do I invest?

My two cents.
 
Show the area he wiped (clean, polished, and protected) before "they" dirtied up the truck in a sunlight camera shot showing the paint needed to be corrected, and after he was done showing the paint corrected .....NOT!

Even if the product had fillers (hide swirls/light scratches) you would still some evidence that the paint was not corrected with his product (that has powder in a liquid if that's even possible) that has the 4-micron polishing/compound ...especially the paint being corrected with a couple swipes of his MF's.

I raise the BS flag!
 
bullshit_meter.jpg
 
^ dude in the video doesn't even know how to fold a MF towel.

I won't be buying anything from him.


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