Re: GTechniq Halo Testing
Re: GTechniq Halo Testing
Thanks, Guz! I did a bunch of research leading up to my decision to give the GTechniq Halo a try, and those were two of several videos I watched, good info there for sure. The debate over IPA versus a dedicated surface prep product seems like it will remain undecided for the foreseeable future, so I think I`ll be going with the IPA wipe as it`s more cost effective and I`ve yet to read any specific examples of it causing a serious problem (mostly speculation from critics, but no real definitive examples of coating failures as a result).
I`ve since applied the second coat, and now it`s just a 12 hour wait for the product to fully cure before I can take it outdoors for some initial testing. More updates soon...
Re: GTechniq Halo Testing
so, it`s not on a chrome wrapped lambo, but here is a slo-mo of Halo on the SunTek wrapped CF spoiler:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BvJAimPlZKV/
I did a little light scratch testing on it and the Halo didn`t seem to interfere with the self-healing of the PPF which was a plus. Definitely hydrophobic. I also had a piece of the vinyl split into three sections, one with no protection, one with just Halo, and one with the Hexis Bodyfence PPF and the results were consistent. The biggest difference in feel was between the unprotected vinyl vs. the coated vinyl, the added slickness Halo provides was most noticeable on the coated vinyl (no PPF). So far I`d say I`m pretty impressed...but what I`m really curious about is if it will hold up to it`s 2 year longevity claims.
Re: GTechniq Halo Testing
Here`s a short video of the car after it was coated.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv5RXtblAmW/