Introducing: Prima Car Care!

07 z-oh-6 said:
Prima makes some excellent products! I've tried everything except the polishes. Nice addition AG!! :props:
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:iagree: Mark!!

I have some and agree completely! I used some Banana Gloss the other day and was amazed with its wet shine.
 
BobbyG said:
:iagree: Mark!!

I have some and agree completely! I used some Banana Gloss the other day and was amazed with its wet shine.
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Its an awesome product! If you have the time or want, next time mist som Hydro on the BG haze and then buff them both off. The shine is intensified like you wouldn't believe!
 
And the cool thing is Prima is a local company to me! They are about 4 miles from my shop!

I want to try some of their stuff but have to wait for the $ to get some...
 
CrownKote said:
And the cool thing is Prima is a local company to me! They are about 4 miles from my shop!

I want to try some of their stuff but have to wait for the $ to get some...
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I don't know what he does, but I've been in contact with Nick at Prima and he couldn't be nicer. He answered all my questions, and gave me all sorts of information. 1st class customer service over there! It wold be cool if you could get a tour of the place!!
 
It's great to see some many Prima users here at Autogeek! Our relationship has been a long time coming.

Flannigan, you make a good point about Hydro to removed hazed BG. Not only do you get the combined benefit of a final wipe, but the combination seems to amp the gloss. This method actually holds true for Epic as well. We can now add our newest product, Hydro Seal, to that list.

Chris (CrownKote) just give me a call, I'm happy to walk you around. I even have a stash of test products lying around. Maybe an amino functional tire and trim dressing? It bonds to plastic and rubber like a synthetic wax to paint.
 
Nick@Prima said:
It's great to see some many Prima users here at Autogeek! Our relationship has been a long time coming.

Flannigan, you make a good point about Hydro to removed hazed BG. Not only do you get the combined benefit of a final wipe, but the combination seems to amp the gloss. This method actually holds true for Epic as well. We can now add our newest product, Hydro Seal, to that list.

Chris (CrownKote) just give me a call, I'm happy to walk you around. I even have a stash of test products lying around. Maybe an amino functional tire and trim dressing? It bonds to plastic and rubber like a synthetic wax to paint.
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Nick, thanks for asnwering my all my questions when I emailed you a couple weeks ago. You guys have 1st rate customer service! I wish I lived closer so I could come check out your place!
 
Nick@Prima said:
Chris (CrownKote) just give me a call, I'm happy to walk you around. I even have a stash of test products lying around. Maybe an amino functional tire and trim dressing? It bonds to plastic and rubber like a synthetic wax to paint.
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Sounds great! I would love to take a look around and see the "ops" lol... Shoot me a PM with your # and we can set that up!
or you can call me @ 303/424-KOTE
 
Nick@Prima said:
It's great to see some many Prima users here at Autogeek! Our relationship has been a long time coming.

Flannigan, you make a good point about Hydro to removed hazed BG. Not only do you get the combined benefit of a final wipe, but the combination seems to amp the gloss. This method actually holds true for Epic as well. We can now add our newest product, Hydro Seal, to that list.

Chris (CrownKote) just give me a call, I'm happy to walk you around. I even have a stash of test products lying around. Maybe an amino functional tire and trim dressing? It bonds to plastic and rubber like a synthetic wax to paint.
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nick and flannigan - thanks for the application tip on BG and hydro, I have both arriving fron ag today:xyxthumbs:
 
Nick@Prima said:
I even have a stash of test products lying around. Maybe an amino functional tire and trim dressing? It bonds to plastic and rubber like a synthetic wax to paint.
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Interesting Feed back please
 
CrownKote said:
I was thinking the same thing! I will be calling Nick this next week and setting up a time to go there... And if allowed I will take pics!
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Hey,thats great CK-Please do :props:
 
It isn't Nero. It is a totally new product I have been playing with. I'll give some to Chris when he stops by so he can share his impressions.

Chris, you're welcome to take pictures, but I'm not real happy about having to clean up the empty beer bottles. :-)
 
Nick@Prima said:
It isn't Nero. It is a totally new product I have been playing with. I'll give some to Chris when he stops by so he can share his impressions.

Chris, you're welcome to take pictures, but I'm not real happy about having to clean up the empty beer bottles. :-)
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Lol... You don't have to clean them up just organize them into a pyramid! or some other form of "enviroart" lol... Wait we aren't in Boulder... never mind...

Cool I am going to give you a call tomorrow probably and set up a time to swing by...
 
I'm really glad AG added the Prima Line. It's a first class, easy to use line. For years I've used Prima Slick, Hydro and then Banana Gloss.

Banana Gloss is easy on...easy off and leaves great gloss and slickness.

It can be used standalone, but I often use it to boost or amp up sealant and carnauba finishes.

Although it is a sealant with alittle carnauba, IME, it plays well with cured carnauba LSPs....really amping the gloss and slickness.

I asked Nick about any BG bonding issues with carnauba and he believes the resins and carnauba used in BG will bond somewhat with a carnauba layer.... so it's not just going to wash off.
 
Nick@Prima said:
I even have a stash of test products lying around. Maybe an amino functional tire and trim dressing? It bonds to plastic and rubber like a synthetic wax to paint.
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Cat ji said:
That would be Nero?
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Nick@Prima said:
It isn't Nero. It is a totally new product I have been playing with. I'll give some to Chris when he stops by so he can share his impressions.
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ok, it sounds good, I'll definitely get some when it's available.
 
Btw how is Nero for tire sidewalls?
I just ordered some to check it out and compare to other trim dressings that I have! Btw thanks for these great products
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Looks like a solid line up of products, I'm really interested in trying the Wheel Armour and the Mystique shampoo, may have to include some in my next order...

Nick@Prima said:
Chris, you're welcome to take pictures, but I'm not real happy about having to clean up the empty beer bottles. :-)
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Will be looking forward to some pics :xyxthumbs:


Hydro Wash
Looks like this could be good for the guys concerned about polymers before applying CQ
 
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