LSP sheeting.

shadybreal

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Hydrophobic?​



How does this look for sheeting?​
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Carnauba Wax is inherently hydroscopic when exposed to water; natural wax swells and closes its pores, water beading is caused by the high surface tension inherent in natural wax

Polymers are hydrophobic; its `water sheeting' abilities are due to the anionic surfactants used and the molecular structure of polymers

Chemical can be added to any product to make them either sheet or bead water
 
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I'll take that over beading any day. What is the product?
 
I call it Magic 845. It's a mix 60/40 of Collinite 845 and Product X.
 
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heck yea! Collinite is awesome stuff. I am fond of #885. Here is a vid of one of my Clients' SUVs with it on there. Not trying to hi-jack your thread....

 
TexasTB said:
heck yea! Collinite is awesome stuff. I am fond of #885. Here is a vid of one of my Clients' SUVs with it on there. Not trying to hi-jack your thread....

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HOLY SHEET! (someone had to say it). Seriously though, cool stuff. I am guessing a shop vac or leaf blower and that thing won't have a drop of water left on it.
 
shadybreal said:
It adds gloss and fills. It's my favorite wax for customers only wanting wash and wax package.
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Did I mention this wax goes on and off like like liquid sov. I love this formula!! I can go over plastic surfaces and it also protects them too and doesn't stain!
 
I know it called corel blue product x ..I can not find it anywhere... but any how. I really must try the collinite 845.
 
shadybreal....so Product X is the actual name of the product you are adding, not "X" as in some unnamed product?
 
This can be achieved with any lsp-remove the nozzle to your hose and let the water flow over the vehicle, this is called sheeting and has been going on for years.
 
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