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Review: I am Very Impressed with this Coat, Shine, & Protect Product!!
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BoatFixx
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I agree wholeheartedly. I'm not a fan of the hard-sell either but it seems it is, the way it is for many hawkers of products across many industries.
However, their dissertation on (so-called) ceramics is quite valid once you read past the hype. (I wouldn't say ceramics are all crap) but they are hyper-hyped as well and there are various percentages of the si02 in the various products (which is simply silicon dioxide) with the better ones in a polymer vehicle.
Part of our business is yacht/boat detail so we are always on the hunt for the best products we can use.
That stated, this product is really nice for the Spyder as you can spray it on everything except upholstery.
Is it superior to other such products? I'm not sure, but I applied it twice before a bug laden, rainy coast, and HOT NorCal ride of just over 2k miles, and everything from bugs to road dust on the rims rinsed off pretty nicely (no soap!), and water beads off swiftly, which was nice on the windscreen. Not that other products do not do this as well
However, their dissertation on (so-called) ceramics is quite valid once you read past the hype. (I wouldn't say ceramics are all crap) but they are hyper-hyped as well and there are various percentages of the si02 in the various products (which is simply silicon dioxide) with the better ones in a polymer vehicle.
Part of our business is yacht/boat detail so we are always on the hunt for the best products we can use.
That stated, this product is really nice for the Spyder as you can spray it on everything except upholstery.
Is it superior to other such products? I'm not sure, but I applied it twice before a bug laden, rainy coast, and HOT NorCal ride of just over 2k miles, and everything from bugs to road dust on the rims rinsed off pretty nicely (no soap!), and water beads off swiftly, which was nice on the windscreen. Not that other products do not do this as well
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Woodaddict
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I will have to try some. It looks better/easier for me than ceramic coating, that's hard work, rub on - then wipe off!
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bikerbillone
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Seems we all look for the best and easiest to apply. I gotta YouTube this. The price, it must be good.
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