Spray Sealants - 3-6 months

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What's everyone using and liking these days? I just recently discovered KCX SO.02.

I just read DFB found it very easy to use and a guy on facebook said he uses it all the time and it's a lot better than carpro reload. (Seems like a legit detailer.)

Looked at Sonax's ceramic spray and ultra slick detailer too - wondering if i should buy both(add slickest with the detailer) and just put it in a nicer bottle. :D
 
PaulMys said:
Meg's Hybrid Ceramic?


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I bought Megs M27 a couple years ago and really like it. So as a base, I top it with products from Megs Ceramic line, Hybrid spray Wax, Ceramic Detailer, and M799.
 
Armour Detail Supply Ceramic Sealant
Vonixx Sinergy
 
Both look great Mike. Unfortunately not available in Canada.

Vonixx has some very good prices. You never know. I'm looking for good sealant for a few years.

IGL Premier does that go bad after 6 mths?
 
Silly Rabbit said:
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I bought Megs M27 a couple years ago and really like it. So as a base, I top it with products from Megs Ceramic line, Hybrid spray Wax, Ceramic Detailer, and M799.
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The ceramic detailer looks nice. I can get it locally. Maybe i'll give it a shot.

It is highly regarded correct?
 
noorth said:
The ceramic detailer looks nice. I can get it locally. Maybe i'll give it a shot.

It is highly regarded correct?
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The hybrid ceramic detailer is a fantastic product, pairs very nicely with their hybrid paint coating.
 
noorth said:
The ceramic detailer looks nice. I can get it locally. Maybe i'll give it a shot.

It is highly regarded correct?
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If you want something super easy to use, the Megs Hybrid Ceramic Detailer is a nice product. Not sure on longevity though, being a "detailer", I wouldn't expect much from it though. If you use it as a drying aid, that wouldn't be a problem though.



Otherwise, I really like Adam's Slick & Slide / OG Drying Aid. NV Boost v2 is super easy to use as well. For gloss and slickness, and longevity apparently, KCx S0.02 is hard to beat.
 
If 3 months will do hard to beat the rapid wax you already have.

Nova twins are nice in that area.

Kamikaze OCv5 is really nice albeit priced similar to PA products.


The products you should try and give us a review with being able to get all things Carzilla.

Tac Systems Almighty and Quartzmax plus.

Tac systems is a top flight coating company up there with their Korean counterparts CarPro and Gyeon.

These two products are definitely interesting and not something readily available in the US.


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Another of the top Korean brands is Fireball (available at Carzilla in Canada). I’ve been really enjoying their ceramic spray sealant called “Pirouette.” Excellent gloss and slickness along with ease of use. Safe on all exterior surfaces and good durability. Highly recommend.
 
Spray sealant?

Jescar "Ceramic" Spray "Wax".

Aka Jescars Spray Silica Sealant. Call it what it is OEMs!!!!!!
 
BadgerRivFan said:
Another of the top Korean brands is Fireball (available at Carzilla in Canada). I’ve been really enjoying their ceramic spray sealant called “Pirouette.” Excellent gloss and slickness along with ease of use. Safe on all exterior surfaces and good durability. Highly recommend.
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Thanks. I've been looking at that sealant for quite some time. Ease of use and slickness? Sounds great. :D
 
Fireball Nappa Coat is also very nice for an interior protectant. Leaves an OEM non-glossy finish (when it cures) and just gives all surfaces a nice clean & protected "feel." Safe on plastics, leather, metals, pretty much everything in the interior except glass, fabric and microsuede. I prefer it to anything else I've tried. Also very easy to use. I gave up on coatings like Gyeon Leather Shield for my seats as using Nappa Coat is just easier so I will use it more frequently. Durability is also nice with this one.
 
Has anyone tried Technician's choice TEC584 G-MAX and/or there primer polish TEC581?

Looks like a great combo and nicely priced in Canada.

A primer polish and spray sealant from the same line that are meant to work together sounds great to me! And you don't have to wait for the primer polish to cure.

I was going to buy the labocosmetica's cupido/veneer earlier this year which is similar but cupido is not user friendly from all the reviews.

FYI Technicians Choice as some VERY cheap cleaners in gallons in Canada.
 
noorth said:
Has anyone tried Technician's choice TEC584 G-MAX and/or there primer polish TEC581?
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I was excited to try TEC584 G-Max, after having used and loved TEC 582 Ceramic Detail Spray for many years. My thoughts are that TEC584 is a great detail spray, but I just didn't see that much of a difference compared to 582. I like the smell of 582 better - its pina colada scent is addictive. Most importantly, TEC 582 is a better value. You can buy a gallon of 582 for $40-$42, whereas a gallon of 584 will set you back about $59.
 
Ive got some Wolfgang Fuzion spray sealant I can't wait to try.

Also want to try one of the Rapidwax or High Gloss products
 
Has anyone used the Technicians Choice ceramic coatings? They are incredibly cheap in Canada. I might try one at that price.
 
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