PA DETAILER
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Glassparency line.
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The Guz
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I have used most of what was brought into the store.
Boost - it is great. Simple silica spray sealant with very nice hydrophobics and very slick.
Graphene Spray Coating - easy to apply. I did not test for durability but good hydrophobic behavior.
Silica Waterless Wash - The new version is much better than the first version. They seemed to solve the streaking issue and also the formula from clumping up with silica. Slick as well. This is similar to the current version of Adams CS3.
S2 soap - tried it and it was ok. Nothing outstanding to where I would by more.
S3 soap - again it is ok. Does not leave protection like other ceramic infused soaps.
Graphene Coating - although easy to work with and decent hydrophobics, it likes to sheet more than other graphene coatings. Similar to DP GR4.
Boost - it is great. Simple silica spray sealant with very nice hydrophobics and very slick.
Graphene Spray Coating - easy to apply. I did not test for durability but good hydrophobic behavior.
Silica Waterless Wash - The new version is much better than the first version. They seemed to solve the streaking issue and also the formula from clumping up with silica. Slick as well. This is similar to the current version of Adams CS3.
S2 soap - tried it and it was ok. Nothing outstanding to where I would by more.
S3 soap - again it is ok. Does not leave protection like other ceramic infused soaps.
Graphene Coating - although easy to work with and decent hydrophobics, it likes to sheet more than other graphene coatings. Similar to DP GR4.
Do you think there is any longevity with the graphene coating?
The Guz
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With proper maintenance it will help, like any coating. Glassparency has an article on how to maintain the coating.