Re: WW/RW Showdown - N-914 vs Feynlab Pure Rinseless
Well me being dumb just ordered a bottle to try on a coated car. Acura and other guy who has it (sorry didn’t look up your name) did you use in rinseless or waterless?
Re: WW/RW Showdown - N-914 vs Feynlab Pure Rinseless
Originally Posted by Coatings=crack
Well me being a dumb a$$ just ordered a bottle to try on a coated car. Acura and other guy who has it (sorry didn’t look up your name) did you use in rinseless or waterless?
I used it as WW normal dilution, WW 2X dilution and RW.
If this stuff works as a WW/RW, a true coating is going to be the only thing it can’t harm, so best of luck! It did harm my Enigma ceramic wax but who knows with a true coating. Maybe do an inconspicuous lower panel first and check performance afterwards.
Re: WW/RW Showdown - N-914 vs Feynlab Pure Rinseless
Originally Posted by acuRAS82
I used it as WW normal dilution, WW 2X dilution and RW.
If this stuff works as a WW/RW, a true coating is going to be the only thing it can’t harm, so best of luck! It did harm my Enigma ceramic wax but who knows with a true coating. Maybe do an inconspicuous lower panel first and check performance afterwards.
The other main user in this thread is Ochnob.
I used as both. And because it is the same dilution for both methods it seems to have the same effect either way. Maybe a coating can hold up. But the toughest sealant I know was no match.
No harm with name. I don’t post much here. I mostly post on sister site.
Re: WW/RW Showdown - N-914 vs Feynlab Pure Rinseless
Tried it tonite for 1st time. I pre treated it with n-914 I have I. My IK pro 2. Used the pure rinseless as a rinseless 1 oz to 2 gallons of water.
This stuff is thick and does cling well. Cleaned whole car with 914 pre treat and Fenylab wipe down. I sprayed sides with water and CQUK3 performed like normal. Water literally usain bolts right off the car.
I didn’t test trunk lid where it’s only coated with Cosmic and no coating and can’t really verify if it hurt cosmic on coated parts. We’re suppose to get rain tomorrow so I’ll try and look and maybe get some pics.
Hood has no coating and McKee’s coating prep wash seem to degrade the Toppers on their. This seem to not hurt them much more. Maybe beads are flatter and definitely not rolling off.
Did in evening so not a good look. Report back tomorrow if possible
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Re: WW/RW Showdown - N-914 vs Feynlab Pure Rinseless
I think this stuff is maybe made for coated cars. Worked well on the Cquartz covered sides with no negative effects. Water behavior has been great since I cleaned with the McKee’s coating prep. No difference with water behavior after the Forever Rinseless wash.
It also seem to not affect the Cosmic only trunk. The hood had a few sio2 sealants but look to be degraded (not removed) from the McKee’s CPW. The FPR seem to affect water behavior but still beading although flat and irregular shaped beads.
I’m going to remove everything from hood and do a side by side. Was gonna be Cancoat vs Moonlight but might make a sio2 sealant comparison again to wash with the FPR to see if it will affect it. Has anyone else tried on a coated car? Thoughts?
Re: WW/RW Showdown - N-914 vs Feynlab Pure Rinseless
Originally Posted by Coatings=crack
I think this stuff is maybe made for coated cars. Worked well on the Cquartz covered sides with no negative effects. Water behavior has been great since I cleaned with the McKee’s coating prep. No difference with water behavior after the Forever Rinseless wash.
It also seem to not affect the Cosmic only trunk. The hood had a few sio2 sealants but look to be degraded (not removed) from the McKee’s CPW. The FPR seem to affect water behavior but still beading although flat and irregular shaped beads.
I’m going to remove everything from hood and do a side by side. Was gonna be Cancoat vs Moonlight but might make a sio2 sealant comparison again to wash with the FPR to see if it will affect it. Has anyone else tried on a coated car? Thoughts?
Thanks for reporting back. I’ve not tried it on coated paint. I did use it on newly PBL glass coated windows but then I got pissed about FPR in general and decided to redo the window coating without being able to tell if it was impacted. More of a “peace of mind” action.
I’m glad to hear that your coating is doing fine, as this makes at least one of the claims for the product to make sense and be true.
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