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    GTechniq CSL vs EXO

    Not sure what the difference is, but don`t think i need to do both. Which do most usually go with?

    My plan is to coat my 3 cars in the fall.
    I`ve already got CQUK and CqDlux waiting until it`s cooler.

    I`ve also good a bunch of McKees coatings in my cart. (Paint, wheel, glass & tire)

    These will be my first coatings so i don`t want anything that`s no enjoyable to apply .

    I wasn`t going to but any prep polishes or sprays since i have a bottle of Essence. (Will that do for any coatings? )

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    Re: GTechniq CSL vs EXO

    I think CSL should last longer.

    Check out Brandt`s amazing review on the differences in water reaction:
    Holy sheet: EXO v CSL v CSL w/EXO - A longevity test
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    Re: GTechniq CSL vs EXO

    Shawn,

    Found this in GTechniq`s website:





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    Re: GTechniq CSL vs EXO

    Quote Originally Posted by ShawnF350 View Post
    Not sure what the difference is, but don`t think i need to do both. Which do most usually go with?

    My plan is to coat my 3 cars in the fall.
    I`ve already got CQUK and CqDlux waiting until it`s cooler.

    I`ve also good a bunch of McKees coatings in my cart. (Paint, wheel, glass & tire)

    These will be my first coatings so i don`t want anything that`s no enjoyable to apply .

    I wasn`t going to but any prep polishes or sprays since i have a bottle of Essence. (Will that do for any coatings? )
    Once you go exo On top of csl
    You won`t want anything else
    Trust me

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    Re: GTechniq CSL vs EXO

    Csl alone will darken or candy the paint
    Exo will bring the pop back while the csl still darkened it

    Its hard to explain just look at the flake through the exo vs csl vs both beads on that thread I did

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    Re: GTechniq CSL vs EXO

    Gtechniq told me the more exo the better..im gonna do zaino level layers one day on my truck and test it

    Edit- for customers, im now offering csl with c2v3 topper - better price point

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