What is everyone’s favorite sealant???
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Coatingsarecrack
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I’m thinking in old days they said Gyeon and CarPro came from same facilities.
Also Tac systems. I think Tac and Fire ball are sister companies if you look at products.
If I ever get back into sealant abuse Tac Systems has a very interesting line up
My go to’s still Polish Angel and Kam OverCoat.
BeadHero is also nice for price.
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Eldorado2k
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Armor All Extreme Shield Wax is the best protecting Lsp I’ve ever used and I’d still rank it #1 even today against any product, coating, whatever, nothing can protect against bonded contaminants like Armor All Shield. I know, I sound crazy saying that but it’s true. IMO this sealant has to be the most slept on detailing product of all time.
I drove across LA in 2014 to get my hands on the last available stock on the shelves of every Pep Boys, Orellys, you name it, I stocked up once I knew they were going to discontinue it.
Wipe on, wipe off, no cure time and beads on par with any coating today. This product is crazy good. It even repels dust just like it says on the box.
I drove across LA in 2014 to get my hands on the last available stock on the shelves of every Pep Boys, Orellys, you name it, I stocked up once I knew they were going to discontinue it.
Wipe on, wipe off, no cure time and beads on par with any coating today. This product is crazy good. It even repels dust just like it says on the box.
I wonder what was in it and why they abandoned it?Armor All Extreme Shield Wax is the best protecting Lsp I’ve ever used and I’d still rank it #1 even today against any product, coating, whatever, nothing can protect against bonded contaminants like Armor All Shield. I know, I sound crazy saying that but it’s true. IMO this sealant has to be the most slept on detailing product of all time.
I drove across LA in 2014 to get my hands on the last available stock on the shelves of every Pep Boys, Orellys, you name it, I stocked up once I knew they were going to discontinue it.
Wipe on, wipe off, no cure time and beads on par with any coating today. This product is crazy good. It even repels dust just like it says on the box.
Setec Astronomy
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Isn't that the one DesertNate said had alien bone fragments in it? That would answer both your questions.
Eldorado2k
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I dunno but they seem to be the only ones to ever figure it out or at least bring it to market. It’s not the only time they’ve done it, their Wheel Protectant is nothing short of amazing with the way it somehow repels brake dust for over a month.
It’s not a flawless product [mainly because it only works if the surface remains untouched the entire time] but I’ve tested this on wheels that kick up a ton of brake dust and it sure in the hell works. There’s no other brand that comes close to duplicating those results.
Amsoil sealant looks decent for the price. Really hydrophobic. I wonder who makes it....looks like a Renegade bottle as some have pointed out.
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