favorite Zero Cure time Sealant (trim safe)

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looking for an alternative to Wolfgang Deep Gloss paint sealant 3.0 for days that rain is in the forecast and the cars I'm doing will not be able to sit in a garage for 12 hours for it to cure.

What I'm looking for.
1. Easy to apply in hot humid summers
2. Easy to remove
3. Longevity (2-3 months min)
4. Won't stain the trim

Let me know what you think will work!
 
Duragloss 111 Clear Coat Polish or 105 Total Performance Polish mixed with 601 Polish Bonding Agent.
 
Blackfire crystal seal. It may only last two or three months but you can coat a car in 20 minutes.
 
wn1998 said:
looking for an alternative to Wolfgang Deep Gloss paint sealant 3.0 for days that rain is in the forecast and the cars I'm doing will not be able to sit in a garage for 12 hours for it to cure.

What I'm looking for.
1. Easy to apply in hot humid summers
2. Easy to remove
3. Longevity (2-3 months min)
4. Won't stain the trim

Let me know what you think will work!
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•I personally do not know of any Sealants that
will meet the above criteria you set forth...
including any that has a zero "cure time".

-I may be wrong, but the premise that
there is an actual allotted "cure time" for
Sealants is one of the factors that sets
them apart from other LSPs, like Waxes.


Bob
 
Gtechniq C1 Liquid Crystal,
Carpro Reflect,
Opti-Seal.

Don't stain, wipe on, use clean towel to wipe excess off and walk away.
 

The key here IMO is the "Zero" cure time. Based on that along I think you are looking at a spray sealant like CarPro Reload or even Opti Car wax. Now almost all sealants will do better with a cure time but stuff like Reload is made to be the quick protection type.
 
Optimum Opti-Seal. Can take water in as little as one hour and cures fully in 24 wet or dry. Also safe on all hard surfaces. Super easy to apply.
 
Optimum's Car Wax, Opti-Seal, and Poli-Seal don't seem to affected by water shortly after application.
 
Blackfire is NOT a zero cure time. How do I know this...b/c I didn't let it cure and waxed the car (white) with natty's red. The red wax mixed/cured with the sealant and now the car is pink.
 
tenblade2001 said:
Blackfire is NOT a zero cure time. How do I know this...b/c I didn't let it cure and waxed the car (white) with natty's red. The red wax mixed/cured with the sealant and now the car is pink.
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:laughing: That's too funny! Sorry to hear that!
 
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