Where to get Kamikaze products?

**BudgetPlan1** · 07-22-2016, 07:00 AM

Can always order from UK (Miyabi) for $87...with $17 shipping for itty-bitty bottle, that is...might take quite a while to arrive...

**whitewater25** · 07-22-2016, 12:13 PM

Originally Posted by Mike lambert

I don`t think Kai makes enough to work here, it`s all hand made in small batches.

That would certainly explain it. I`m sure it would be a best seller at PBMG if they were able to carry it.
I`m anxious to try the wheel coating to see if is as durable as they claim.

**Isewake** · 07-22-2016, 08:57 PM

Originally Posted by BudgetPlan1

Why is that? Love me some Overcoat and gonna want some Miyabi and/or ISM coat soon. Shame ya can`t get it anywhere else. Thought I read somewhere of someone ordering from England and cost w/ shipping was not much different; hard to believe but, well, I read it on the Internet so it must be true. Esoteric seems to be out of the above coatings, so says their website.

When I was looking for Gyeon stuff, it was cheaper to get it from England to Hawaii. But it seems like Esoteric changed their shipping and now Esoteric is a lot cheaper.

**Stokdgs** · 07-23-2016, 02:09 AM

Wow - $3,700 and $4,800 Gloss Meters !!!!

2-Day Detailing Course - $1,500 !!! Bring your own lunch...

Dan F

**kevincwelch** · 07-23-2016, 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by Stokdgs

Wow - $3,700 and $4,800 Gloss Meters !!!!

2-Day Detailing Course - $1,500 !!! Bring your own lunch...

Dan F

Stuff is pretty pricey there, but they do have some unique stuff that others don`t carry. To answer an earlier question -- and to counter Ron`s comment -- I have a hard time telling any difference between Overcoat and PA Viking Spritz on my cars. I`ve used both.

Maybe if I had a $4800 gloss meter I`d be able to tell the difference!

Seriously, though, the differences between some of these products are so slight. To their credit, Over Coat and PA Viking Spritz are INCREDIBLY easy to apply.

**Ronkh** · 07-23-2016, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by kevincwelch

Stuff is pretty pricey there, but they do have some unique stuff that others don`t carry. To answer an earlier question -- and to counter Ron`s comment -- I have a hard time telling any difference between Overcoat and PA Viking Spritz on my cars. I`ve used both.

Maybe if I had a $4800 gloss meter I`d be able to tell the difference!

Seriously, though, the differences between some of these products are so slight. To their credit, Over Coat and PA Viking Spritz are INCREDIBLY easy to apply.

I just *think* PA has more of a nuba look. Just me I guess....

But yep PA is simple to use, so is Overcoat.