Finick
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- Jul 31, 2017
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FK1000P:
Recently had an interesting experience with FK1000P, which I'm very curious about. I washed, removed water spots, clayed, polished my car, and followed it up with an IPA wipedown. I applied a beautifully thin layer of FK1000P to the car, and left it about 30 minutes, and it buffed off as clean as you would expect anything to.
During the following week I noticed my hood/roof/trunk lid were basically not beading at all, while the sides of my car were mostly fine. I finally decided to rinse the car off before pulling it into the garage to wash it using ONR, and the hood/roof were both behaving as though nothing had ever been applied (they also had developed water spots.) I thought it could've been the massive amount of pollen clogging the LSP after being rained on, so I backed the car out after washing and drying it, and absolutely no change in water behavior from the hose.
Is that normal? I've never encountered anything like that from a LSP, even D156 can withstand that kind of abuse lol.
After this I recently re-applied FK1000P and it seems to be holding up just fine, but it was still a very peculiar experience. The second time around I also had issues with horrible "smearing" even though I tried to apply it as thinly as possible. Which always means enduring a very grabby applicator in the hopes of applying it so thin I can hardly see it.
After effects of ceriglass:
I recently polished my windshield pretty intensely with ceriglass to remove my wiper scratches, 2.5-3 hours worth of work. Since then I've noticed absolutely nothing has been lasting on the windshield like it used to. I'd normally just wash and maintain it with D156 but that's just not working now. It seems like it's shedding whatever the heck I put on it now.
Thoughts on that? Should I just invest in something like a glass sealant/coating after going over it again? (just by hand to remove the film of waterspots this time.. not gonna torture myself with my polisher again lol)
Recently had an interesting experience with FK1000P, which I'm very curious about. I washed, removed water spots, clayed, polished my car, and followed it up with an IPA wipedown. I applied a beautifully thin layer of FK1000P to the car, and left it about 30 minutes, and it buffed off as clean as you would expect anything to.
During the following week I noticed my hood/roof/trunk lid were basically not beading at all, while the sides of my car were mostly fine. I finally decided to rinse the car off before pulling it into the garage to wash it using ONR, and the hood/roof were both behaving as though nothing had ever been applied (they also had developed water spots.) I thought it could've been the massive amount of pollen clogging the LSP after being rained on, so I backed the car out after washing and drying it, and absolutely no change in water behavior from the hose.
Is that normal? I've never encountered anything like that from a LSP, even D156 can withstand that kind of abuse lol.
After this I recently re-applied FK1000P and it seems to be holding up just fine, but it was still a very peculiar experience. The second time around I also had issues with horrible "smearing" even though I tried to apply it as thinly as possible. Which always means enduring a very grabby applicator in the hopes of applying it so thin I can hardly see it.
After effects of ceriglass:
I recently polished my windshield pretty intensely with ceriglass to remove my wiper scratches, 2.5-3 hours worth of work. Since then I've noticed absolutely nothing has been lasting on the windshield like it used to. I'd normally just wash and maintain it with D156 but that's just not working now. It seems like it's shedding whatever the heck I put on it now.
Thoughts on that? Should I just invest in something like a glass sealant/coating after going over it again? (just by hand to remove the film of waterspots this time.. not gonna torture myself with my polisher again lol)