(Diminishing) shine of UPGP? - Page 5

cdodkin · 09-10-07, 10:34

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Originally Posted by WilliamHBonney

she said that she once took it to a no touch wash.

All bets are off at this point.

We have no idea what was used in the commercial car wash - probably nothing that any of use would consider using on our cars.

I have the 99 Boxster

which is 2 months in to it's Ultima test, and it's still drawing comments and questions about what we used to polish the car. And it's a daily driver!

Looks great - beads like crazy - and was properly prepped with Ultima products all the way.

To shout 'the sky is falling in' after one poor comment seems a tad hasty.

Get a starter kit, try it yourself, get a qualified opinion and post here.

ZoranC · 09-10-07, 10:42

Any pictures of that red Porsche in the moments before UPGP was applied?

Danforz · 09-11-07, 11:04

Whether UPGP's looks diminish is of great interest to me as well. I'll keep an eye on this htread

cdodkin · 09-17-07, 01:10

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Originally Posted by ZoranC

Any pictures of that red Porsche in the moments before UPGP was applied?

No unfortunately - I only have clean shots! LOL

However, here's the best that Klasse could achieve with the same car - nice, but nothing like the depth and shine of the Ultima application

DavidB · 09-18-07, 11:10

To answer questions regarding the "color" of the UPGP product, yes, the product has a slight clouding to it. The clouding is caused by the drying agent we use, which is a VOC. We are working on our V2.0 product which uses a VOC-free drying agent that does not cloud the polymer and makes the sealant 100% VOC-free. We do not expect final performance to change in any way. We are hoping to achieve faster drying in cold and humid climates.

ZoranC · 09-18-07, 11:16

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Originally Posted by DavidB

To answer questions regarding the "color" of the UPGP product, yes, the product has a slight clouding to it.

Thank you for clarification! (err, no pun intended)

skiz · 10-13-07, 08:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by DavidB

We are working on our V2.0 product which uses a VOC-free drying agent that does not cloud the polymer and makes the sealant 100% VOC-free. We do not expect final performance to change in any way. We are hoping to achieve faster drying in cold and humid climates.

David, this I can not wait for... any ideas when can purchase PGP v2.0?

Thanks

-Lou

Booyah · 10-13-07, 09:57

+1 on this--