steveo3002
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i see the description for polycharger states it can improve some products by up to 400% , is there a way to find out what products work best with it?
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ScottB
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to date only beta testers have used the product, those and a couple of us that scored a sample. It works REALLY well with UPP, thats all I am currently saying. Might wanna do some snooping on Autopia (use search function) until we get some in the hands of the AG fan.
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Durability improver.BILL said:What is that stuff anyway???????a shine enhancer.or durability improver??
There is extensive conversation about this at Autopia. I have reviewed a lot of it and I am glad that AG will be carrying it as it looks like real improvements in durability and shine have been consistently reported. It seems there have been alot of testing, and the results seem to be well documented by many senior posters on that site. Like any other product, however, we'll each be our own judge; but in my opinion based on the stated results during beta testing it warrants serious consideration.
From the AG description, one of the points is enhanced shine...
Improvement in wax protection and durability.
Enhanced paint slickness & shine.
Reduced dust and dirt build-up between washes.
Additionally, this stuff is supposed to be an accelerant, which I suppose means will cut cure times.
The AG marketing link
Polycharger- Wax Boosterhttp://autopia-carcare.com/polycharger.html
From the AG description, one of the points is enhanced shine...
Improvement in wax protection and durability.
Enhanced paint slickness & shine.
Reduced dust and dirt build-up between washes.
Additionally, this stuff is supposed to be an accelerant, which I suppose means will cut cure times.
The AG marketing link
Polycharger- Wax Boosterhttp://autopia-carcare.com/polycharger.html
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Kelso
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so it does cut cure time then? the description vaguely mentions it but i wasnt sure. i never used zaino products but one thing i liked about the line was the flash cure additive, and i was wondering if this has a similar effect. if so i think i might try it out
orama said:
Just curious, Killrwheels, why did you remove the link I posted to the Autopia thread on this product? Pointing to a thread dedicated to a product that AG markets seemed to be a good method of increasing the knowledge of posters here on the AG board. With the link directly to the Polycharger discussions, in my view, it did not endorse either the Autopia forum or the Autopia store.
If it violates rules of the forum, my apologies.
ScottB
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we do not allow links to a competitors site, even for reference. Some have asked us not to, some have stated we are plagarizing, so it is much easier to delete all as possible.
Also after all, when all things are considered they are also still a competitor as they also sell detailing products. You were not warned as did not do anything wrong. David's site is a valuable site and we understand that also, so again no harm.
Google Search is our friend = polycharger
**hopefully we will have some out to the AG forum members shortly, and get some real world reviews, but in truth I still feel it is going to be a limited audience, as most detail far to often to need the durability enhancement**
Also after all, when all things are considered they are also still a competitor as they also sell detailing products. You were not warned as did not do anything wrong. David's site is a valuable site and we understand that also, so again no harm.
Google Search is our friend = polycharger
**hopefully we will have some out to the AG forum members shortly, and get some real world reviews, but in truth I still feel it is going to be a limited audience, as most detail far to often to need the durability enhancement**
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Truls
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Polycharger + DuraGloss #105 should be a long lasting combo imo.
But in another way, if its so good as its suposed to be, why doesnt any of the manufacturer of feks pinnacle, DG, Megs etc put it their products?
Work i sales myself, so i probably know the answer already, but i had to ask.
But in another way, if its so good as its suposed to be, why doesnt any of the manufacturer of feks pinnacle, DG, Megs etc put it their products?
Work i sales myself, so i probably know the answer already, but i had to ask.
ScottB
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Truls said:
Duragloss already has a polish bonding agent (601?) that will increase the durability of 105. And from my reading, polycharger came to be by almost accident, while David and his chemist were looking to increase durability in their new sealant. (RDF current name)
I am sure over time this group of polymers or crosslinking polymers will be enhanced, and likely come to play in some detailing products. It still seems like a small market, as cost is high considering that most detail often and might not want to outlay.
What would really become the shniziit ... a polymer additive to carnauba wax bringing superior durability. Almost everyone agrees that waxes are more pleasing to look at, but most want longer protection. Imagine Souveran paste with 6 months protection, now thats an additive I am buying !!
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killrwheels@autogeek said:
I ordered some of the H2o from Autogeek as it is supposed to be compatible with Z6. My question is whether it will interfere with subsequent layering of Z2P. Does anyone have a answer?
Yo dawg, did my boy Scott just say Shiznitt??? Foshizzle.killrwheels@autogeek said:
One sealant I really want to try would be UPP with this, only reason I didn't use UUP was for some reason I read a bunch of reviews where poeple said it didn't seem to last more then 4-5 weeks before noticeably fading. I've gone months with EX-P and other sealants, so if polycharger works well with UUP I'd like to use it b/c UPP has some great gloss and relfection to it.
Like Scott mentioned in another thread I wonder how this wold interact with say a waterbased tire dressing, or even a trim dressing like Trim Restorer, or DG#201 (which works great on trim) etc.