Has anyone used Aquapel before?

[Maknmony]

Hello everyone,



It`s been along time since i posted anything, so i wanted to ask the pros about Aquapel. Has anyone ever used this product? They claim it to be better the Rain X and last 6x times longer, is this true? 1 application of this product should last 4-6 month`s and save your wipers. Please if anyone has used this or any item like it, let us know. I`m looking for a long lasting window dressing.



Thank you,

Sellncars

[Anthony O.]

Aquapel is great stuff. I recommend it and use it.



Anthony

[psl car wash]

Aquapel is great stuff. I recommend it and use it.



Anthony

DITTO ^^^^^ :xyxthumbs

[Craigster]

Anthony,



I just got a few samples of Aquapel from SEMA. Any tips you can pass along?

[tom p.]

Aquapel is a truly great product, especially when compared to RAINX.

[imported_Totoland Mach]

I use Aquapel and like it. Make sure your glass is clean before the application. Use a good cleaner: Stoner`s IG or equivalent.



ONE BOO-BOO I encountered with Aquapel. I thought I`d try an application of Rain X on a windshield that had Aquapel applied about a month or so before. DON`T EVER DO THIS!!!!!



The Rain X hazed and would not remove! Panic City for me! The only portion of Rain X that I could buff somewhat was the windshield wiper path area...scary. I finally resorted to soaking a paper towel in Rain X, and immediately buffing a small area. Took about 1 hour to remove the hazed Rain X.



Word to the wise: Start with Aquapel and stay with Aquapel.



Totoland Mach

[kpounds]

Anthony,



I just got a few samples of Aquapel from SEMA. Any tips you can pass along?

I just got some for the 1st time last week. The main advice I read here was to be sure your windows are very clean before applying. I washed normally first with car wash soap, then used a 50/50 mix of alcohol & water (2X) to get it as clean as possible. Also I wanted to get 2 back-to-back applications on the windshield from one tube. Use it THINLY and you should be able to do it.

[stilez]

Word to the wise: Start with Aquapel and stay with Aquapel.

I fully agree.





Here are some things I noted about Aquapel...





Application

-Use a glass polish and IPA prior to putting on Aquapel

-Apply OUT OF THE SUN. Otherwise, you will never get the residue off.

-Apply it in the garage and let it sit on for a while (1 hour).

-Go over the entire car with the same vile about 5 times to make 1 uniform, thin coat.

-Start with the windshield as it takes the most abuse and you want to be sure to use the most product there.





Performance

-Actually does make beads stand at 110*. It`s quite amazing...looks like they are being lifted off glass.

-Driving speeds are needed to be higher to produce the "Rain-X" effect. Yes, it beads water well, but it doesn`t fly off as easy as Rain-X.

-I have it on 2 vehicles (1 indoor, 1 outdoor) and both are beading well after 3 months

-Make sure you have new, "treated" (strong water based dressing) wipers





So, does it live up to the hype?



I think so, yes. The price is a bit up there but it lasts a LONG time and performs as advertised. I am contemplating offering it in a new package I call "The Foul Weather Package" which will include polishing the windows inside and out, then using Aquapel on the exterior. I think this will prove success for people who do a lot of driving, especially in the more weathered parts of the globe.





Hope this helps.

[Chubs]

I used aquapel last year during the winter. Mainly put it on the plow trucks for plowig snow. This stuff works great. Living up here getting over 120" of snow a year is pretty rough on trucks. I also hate having a drity windshield. Using aquapel was great, the windshield stayed clean longer and I didn`t get the ice build up (while plowing) that I normally would. When we first started in the morning and had to brush off the trucks, snow or ice didn`t stick to the windshield.



But for me during the summer, since my cars are garage kept and washed all the time I just Q`D the windshield and windows. That normally works better than rainx and is cheaper than aquapel since I have Q`D for other things as well.



I like your idea of the foul weather package you have GSRstilez. :up PM me with the rest of the foul weather package that you have. If you don`t mind. That is one of the things I`ve been working on to intrigue more customers before the winter months, but have yet to come up with something that I like.



Chubs

[jwardell]

For the past few months I did a test of Aquapel vs. RainX on both sides of my windshield. I am very impressed with aquapel. See my post here with photo and video of the results.

[tomstin]

I love the stuff! It last much longer than rainx and seems much clearer. Try here http://www.autobodydepot.net/scripts...OVMTC=standard

[imported_SHICKS]

I agree it`s great. I have it on my BMW since last October, and it`s going strong.

[Anthony O.]

Anthony,



I just got a few samples of Aquapel from SEMA. Any tips you can pass along?

I am truly sorry I did not see this sooner, my bad :doh



I am though thankful that others posted up some great advice on using Aquapel!! :xyxthumbs



Anthony

[Beason]

and place local you could pick it up?

[imported_SHICKS]

and place local you could pick it up?

I`ve got a few applications of Aquapel that I`d be willing to trade.