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dublifecrisis · 11-19-08, 05:32

right 32 oz OID and fill the remainder of the gallon with water. That's 1 qt chemical to 3 qts water. Those who have had streaking, might consider a 4:1 ratio. Still plenty of slickness and it becomes even more cost effective.

As far as Opti-seal being compatible. So far I've used it several times as abase sealant (right after polishing) AND I've layered it on top of a fresh coat of Mother's Carnauba with excellent results. I've also used it right after poli-seal (see my 97 Malibu neglected thread LOL).

One thing I've read and dying to try is mixing 1 oz of opti-seal with a full bottle of poli-seal to give the AIO a sealant boost.

I think Optimum products are really compatible and you could come up with a variety of creative 'coctails'.

Starting to sound like I work for Optimum...LOL sorry

11-19-08, 05:32	#18 (permalink)
dublifecrisis Registered User dublifecrisis is offline Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 581	Re: I think I'm becoming an OPTIMUM convert! right 32 oz OID and fill the remainder of the gallon with water. That's 1 qt chemical to 3 qts water. Those who have had streaking, might consider a 4:1 ratio. Still plenty of slickness and it becomes even more cost effective. As far as Opti-seal being compatible. So far I've used it several times as abase sealant (right after polishing) AND I've layered it on top of a fresh coat of Mother's Carnauba with excellent results. I've also used it right after poli-seal (see my 97 Malibu neglected thread LOL). One thing I've read and dying to try is mixing 1 oz of opti-seal with a full bottle of poli-seal to give the AIO a sealant boost. I think Optimum products are really compatible and you could come up with a variety of creative 'coctails'. Starting to sound like I work for Optimum...LOL sorry