Scuff it with a polish by machine and you should be ok. I do recommend redoing the panel to the seams if you need to recoat.
Scuff it with a polish by machine and you should be ok. I do recommend redoing the panel to the seams if you need to recoat.
How well does this product guard against oxidation of chromed badges such as those found on grilles and trunk decks? I`m looking for something that will completely block out gradual greening on the tips of these types of parts.
Treat it like it`s the only one in the world.
I believe Chris has said in other threads that you can top Opti-Coat with a nuba but it will not last very long due to the properties of OC. I saw it suggested that you could use OCW as a post wash top up to enhance shine.
It will be like adding clear coat. It should sow it significantly.
You can top it with anything you like but the normal product life will be reduced as OC won`t allow a good bond.
You can also run over it from time to time with Poliseal or a Optimum Finish to freshen it up.
How is Opti-Coat for sealing headlights after polishing?
I have been unsuccessful in finding a product that stop the return of the fogging/yellowing after a restore.
Chris says it`s great for headlights.
Has anyone used this on wheels?. If so could you provide some feedback. Thanks!
Rims is where it shines IMO. Makes cleaning a breeze.
Does it work good enough on headlights to offer the customer some type of a warranty?
every body in my region offers headlight restoration but most don`t do anything more than hit them with a very aggressive compound and call it good. If i could offer a warranty on my headlight work that would give me a leg up on the competition. I currently use a paint sealant on them with mixed results.
How does it look on polished wheels? I have polished wheels and when I use some products to protect it seems to dull the polished finish.
I`d like to try this on my mother`s car too as she uses it gets neglected as far as polish and waxing is concerned. What worries me is the permanent part, what polish would be good to remove it if needed?
It will last at least as long as the factory coating did on headlights...maybe longer. So, yes you could easily offer a warranty.
Yes it will work on polished rims. It would be best to spray it on with an airbrush for this application. To remove the coating you need an aggressive polish or a compound. The problem would be determining when you strike though and are back to clear. If you need to reapply you can just scuff with a polish and reapply. I can`t really imagine an instance where you would need to remove it other than a repaint.
Does the Opti-coat 2 work on non clear coat finishes?
I have a fleet of ice cream trucks that have a non clear coat white finish as well as hand painted pictures of cones etc.
Will this product work on this application?
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