Just bought Rupes P808 Protective Spray Sealant. Anybody used it?

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Seems like a quick alternative to other ways of protection and can last up to 6 months of protection! I really like that it can be diluted to use as a drying aid which will help maintain the protection! Thoughts?
 
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I have a fully documented RUPES DETAILING CLASS where we showcased this product before anyone else had it.

In fact, I don't think there's been any other RUPES detailing classes anywhere that are documented with pictures showing the



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It's a great product, in fact we used it this last weekend for our RUPES Detailing Academy Class here at Autogeek. I'll post pictures of the amazing streetrods that were detailed using the full RUPES paint polishing system and the 20 people in the class using the RUPES system.


Here's the link to the full write-up showing P808 - AND Nick the owner... still uses it to this day and his 1948 Chevy Fleemaster Streetrod looks just as amazing today as when we detailed it here at Autogeek 1 year ago...


Pictures: RUPES Detailing Class at Autogeek - 1948 Chevy Fleetmaster Streetrod


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Here's before...

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Full write-up and all the pictures showing the RUPES tools, pads and products in ACTION!




Pictures: RUPES Detailing Class at Autogeek - 1948 Chevy Fleetmaster Streetrod



Try to find a write-up like this anywhere...


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I've only used it a few times, but it is very easy to use. It's as easy a quick detailer.

Similar, but act a little differently while apply.
 
Provides great gloss and shine....

Like I said before, we detailed the 1948 Chevy Fleetmaster almost one year ago and all Nick uses on it now is the P808 and it always looks amazing.


Nick says he gets lots of compliments on the paint on his Streetrod.



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Mark, I absolutely love 808. I've had it on a panel of my car's hood since November 8th, and It's been handling the salt, and road grime in stride. I've gone through one automatic tunnel wash, and a couple of ONR washes as needed. Still beading and sheeting.

My gf's truck has some on the same panel from the same day, but it got treated with M135 inadvertently. Before that, it had gone through a couple touch less washes, salt, slush, and was still performing beautifully.

To me, it's easier than Opti-Seal. After a long day of cutting and polishing, the last thing I want to do is miss a spot of wax, deal with "ghosting", and wonder if the OS "evaporated". This is my new go to product when using polishing cars with the Rupes system. I don't see myself using anything else, unless a customer requests a carnauba wax. Absolutely love and recommend it.
 
My gf's truck has some on the same panel from the same day, but it got treated with M135 inadvertently. Before that, it had gone through a couple touch less washes, salt, slush, and was still performing beautifully.

So are you saying that it's no longer the same since it got treated with the M135? Meguiars M135?



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So are you saying that it's no longer the same since it got treated with the M135? Meguiars M135?



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I'm saying that it's hard to say for sure, but up until it got M135'd, it was going strong.
 
I use this product & it's pretty good. Reminds me a lot of Prima Hydro Max - maybe not quite as good as that, but almost as good nonetheless.

This is an awesome product to use on clear bras - that's what I use it primarily for. You won't have to worry about getting wax or sealant build up in the seems.

It's pretty easy to apply.
 
Hi Mike and fellow Autogeeks!

I just completed Mike's Competition Ready class last week and I'm totally hooked on the Rupes 15! And as well as the whole Rupes system.
Not only is the Rupes 15 being a smooth polisher, it's
the pads that blew me away!

I'm glad this thread came up. Now I need to re-think my order!!! Grin...

Tom Quinn
Germantown, Maryland
 
Hi Mike and fellow Autogeeks!

I just completed Mike's Competition Ready class last week and I'm totally hooked on the Rupes 15! And as well as the whole Rupes system.
Not only is the Rupes 15 being a smooth polisher, it's
the pads that blew me away!

I'm glad this thread came up. Now I need to re-think my order!!! Grin...

Tom Quinn
Germantown, Maryland

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Yeah. Got off on a link, then another link and before I knew it, I got lost thinking I was on the original thread.

Sorry folks.

Tom
 
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