Eldorado2k
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I don't mean to hijack your thread so I hope you're cool with me posting my test results real quik.
I tried D151 on my rubber weatherstripping.
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Cleaner wax. Didn't stain a thing...
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Clean.
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Then I tried Ultimate Polish on the right side, I figured this should surely stain because it says to keep of trim on the directions.
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Didn't stain it either...
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I guess Hyper Dressing [even though I haven't applied it in well over a month is protecting my rubber from any harm![]()
I think if you tried it on certain textured plastics you would have an issue but I could be wrong. thanks for the testing!!!
My other paint preps work on plastic. Why would you create a product that wouldn't? Products that stain plastics are usually in the very low end of what is available in the industry. Since plastics are gonna be coated, they need to be prepped. If I purchase a product to prep the surfaces for coating, why would I want one that only work on paint? Or to turn this around, if I need to have a prep product that works on plastics and and other surfaces, why would I need your product? It simply makes no sense and saying "Well, we never said it would work on plastic" is a ridiculous defense.
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I purchased a bottle of McKee's Paint Coating and a bottle of Coating prep polish last year and was only able to try them today.
So my first experience with those 2 products were less than satisfactory, will definatelly not buy them again.
It appears that you are more disappointed with the prep polish more than anything. The fact that you dis-like that it can stain plastic trim has nothing to do with the performance of the Paint Coating.
The prep polish was designed for paint not plastic, The fact that it has the possibility to stain trim should not come as a surprise.
Did you even give the coating a chance to see how you like it? How do you even know if you like it or dont? I think you jumped the gun, you said you installed the coating today, That means it has not even been on the car for 24 hours yet. How can you possibly know if you are satisfied or not with the coating? prep-polish staining trim has nothing to do with the coating performance wise. The product has not even been on the vehicle long enough for you to wash it, Give the product time to see how you like it for a proper assessment.
I use McKee's 37 exclusively in my shop, I have countless hours of experience with each product, McKee's 37 Paint Coating is the coating I install most, the majority of my clients that get their coated, Have maintenance program washes set up with me, All customers are extremely satisfied with the performance of the coating.
The McKee's 37 Paint Coating characteristics are very appealing to the professional auto detailer/weekend warrior/enthusiast.
1. Good Price Point increases Profit Margins
2. Easy Installation
3. Great Performance
The thing I love about the McKee's 37 Paint coating the most, Is I can do a one-step polish and coat a car the same day if I start early in the morning. That means I can make 400+ in 1 day and get ready for the next one the next morning. Those are my favorite type of jobs.
This Genesis was done in 1 day.
see thread here: (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/mckee-s-37/109287-genesis-50-vs-mckee-s-37-a.html)
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It appears that you are more disappointed with the prep polish more than anything. The fact that you dis-like that it can stain plastic trim has nothing to do with the performance of the Paint Coating.
The prep polish was designed for paint not plastic, The fact that it has the possibility to stain trim should not come as a surprise.
Did you even give the coating a chance to see how you like it? How do you even know if you like it or dont? I think you jumped the gun, you said you installed the coating today, That means it has not even been on the car for 24 hours yet. How can you possibly know if you are satisfied or not with the coating? prep-polish staining trim has nothing to do with the coating performance wise. The product has not even been on the vehicle long enough for you to wash it, Give the product time to see how you like it for a proper assessment.
I use McKee's 37 exclusively in my shop, I have countless hours of experience with each product, McKee's 37 Paint Coating is the coating I install most, the majority of my clients that get their coated, Have maintenance program washes set up with me, All customers are extremely satisfied with the performance of the coating.
The McKee's 37 Paint Coating characteristics are very appealing to the professional auto detailer/weekend warrior/enthusiast.
1. Good Price Point increases Profit Margins
2. Easy Installation
3. Great Performance
The thing I love about the McKee's 37 Paint coating the most, Is I can do a one-step polish and coat a car the same day if I start early in the morning. That means I can make 400+ in 1 day and get ready for the next one the next morning. Those are my favorite type of jobs.
This Genesis was done in 1 day.
see thread here: (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/mckee-s-37/109287-genesis-50-vs-mckee-s-37-a.html)
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Can black label paint cleansing polish be used instead of the mckee 37 one? I've got plenty of that. I considered the m37 paint coating for customers as an option.
Right but does it play nice with the m37 coating? For example eraser doesn't play nice because the lubricating agents in eraser cause the m37 coating to not bond properly. Just wondering if it's a similar issue with the pbl polish.