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06-30-08, 05:55
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pampos is online now Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: CYPRUS Posts: 851 | ''glass protection'' LSP?? I am going to have a meeting tonight with a customer who says that the paint of his car has ''Glass protection''.Does anyone knows anything about that??
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06-30-08, 06:00
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Eliot Ness is online now Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Lexington, KY Posts: 3,126 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? He might be talking about Glare Polish that contains glassplexin: Glare Autopolish ("Glassplexin, the active ingredient in our formulation, is a negatively charged silicate ionic compound which allows GLARE to bond to paint molecularly via a covalent chemical bond and transforms it into a 50/50 Glass/Paint Composition capable of filtering over 98% of the Sun's UVA and UVB rays..........")
If you search there have been a lot of threads about Glare. | |
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06-30-08, 06:04
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pampos is online now Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: CYPRUS Posts: 851 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? Quote:
Originally Posted by Eliot Ness He might be talking about Glare Polish that contains glassplexin: Glare Autopolish ("Glassplexin, the active ingredient in our formulation, is a negatively charged silicate ionic compound which allows GLARE to bond to paint molecularly via a covalent chemical bond and transforms it into a 50/50 Glass/Paint Composition capable of filtering over 98% of the Sun's UVA and UVB rays..........")
If you search there have been a lot of threads about Glare. | Thanks!
Any ideas how i am going to detail that car??
It needs something ''special'' or i have to go as usual??
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06-30-08, 02:09
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Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 5,583 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? Quote:
Originally Posted by Eliot Ness He might be talking about Glare Polish that contains glassplexin: Glare Autopolish ("Glassplexin, the active ingredient in our formulation, is a negatively charged silicate ionic compound which allows GLARE to bond to paint molecularly via a covalent chemical bond and transforms it into a 50/50 Glass/Paint Composition capable of filtering over 98% of the Sun's UVA and UVB rays..........")
If you search there have been a lot of threads about Glare. | That means it's a silicone polymer. It's marketing bs.
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06-30-08, 04:28
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Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 485 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? There are several glass sealants available, such as Rain-X, Carlack, etc. | |
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06-30-08, 05:59
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Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 3,162 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? "Glass" is getting popular in Asia too. I've had a number of customers ask me about it. It's a regular old paint sealant, no special care required.
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06-30-08, 06:12
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pampos is online now Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: CYPRUS Posts: 851 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? Thanks guys....i saw the car and i understand that is nothing special because of the swirls : )
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06-30-08, 06:46
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Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 107 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? I have heard Aquapel glass treatment is one of the best . Aquapel Glass Treatment | |
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06-30-08, 07:07
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Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,435 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? Quote:
Originally Posted by Distrbd | its good but its expensive! It doesnt last too long either... 1 applicator only applies to 1 car... and its like 10$
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06-30-08, 07:58
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Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 3,162 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? I don't think the OP is referring to protection for the cars glass. He is referring to sealants which claim to have glass in them. These are all the rage in Korea, Taiwan, etc... I've had like 20 pm's at e90post about them from Asian members; places charge upwards of $1000 for them. They're straight up paint sealants of course.
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06-30-08, 08:05
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Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,202 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? Quote:
Originally Posted by Picus I don't think the OP is referring to protection for the cars glass. He is referring to sealants which claim to have glass in them. These are all the rage in Korea, Taiwan, etc... I've had like 20 pm's at e90post about them from Asian members; places charge upwards of $1000 for them. They're straight up paint sealants of course. | This is why it's good to be an Autopia member. You stay up to date on emerging trends and technology. 
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06-30-08, 08:08
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pampos is online now Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: CYPRUS Posts: 851 | Re: ''glass protection'' LSP?? Quote:
Originally Posted by Picus I don't think the OP is referring to protection for the cars glass. He is referring to sealants which claim to have glass in them. These are all the rage in Korea, Taiwan, etc... I've had like 20 pm's at e90post about them from Asian members; places charge upwards of $1000 for them. They're straight up paint sealants of course. | Maybe i wasn't clear (sorry for that) but yes i am talking about a paint sealant that it supposed to be hard as glass...i guess it is another marketing trick, like Teflon.
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