Crystal Seal

**Ronkh** · 02-19-2015, 05:29 PM

Just caved with the sale (thanks ray) PNS on it`s way

**Eurocar Detail** · 02-19-2015, 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by rwright

Sonax Polymer Net Shield is not slick to the touch but is when washing, the time it truly matters. From what I was told PNS was developed for the Sonax coating in Europe to help fight against water spotting. It just happens to be a durable stand alone sealant when used on bare paint. I personally ask each customer what characteristics they want in their LSP. I have many that say "I don`t care, I just want something that will last", these are the type who receive Sonax PNS.

If you continue to use PNS as your LSP, do a final wipe with Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer. Maybe pick up a case and sell it to your customers to maintain their paint?

- Richard

First, this is a pic of the car worked. Half PNS and other Half CS.

Yeah selling the client a quick detailer is a must. Some of them love it.. others.. don`t even bother washing their own car.
For those who don`t wash their car (80%) they feel cheated as the paint is not slick. This is what they are told at the dealership and other shops when trying to sell them a wash and wax.

So far, CS has been amazing to me. So much easier to apply, slick feeling. Beading is not great, but the sheeting is awesome.