Ammo reboot

So if one were to use a product that is more suited to beading and a product that more more suited to sheeting on the same where where would you use each product?

Horizontal panels should you use the beading product?

AND

Vertical surfaces use the sheeting product?

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Astouffer512 said:
So if one were to use a product that is more suited to beading and a product that more more suited to sheeting on the same where where would you use each product?

Horizontal panels should you use the beading product?

AND

Vertical surfaces use the sheeting product?

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Nah not worth overthinking in my unprofessional opinion. If you take a product with great water beading and let it wear those water beads will eventually get lumpier. Some products like Reboot are lumpier from the get-go. I think Larry`s point with the whole thing was water beading isn`t the end-all be-all to protection. Whatever ingredients he chose for the characteristics he wanted in the product simply don`t bead water like crazy. I think he needs to explain it more.
 
Yeah beads, sheeting it’s all about getting the water off your car TW Seal&Shine was a good beader but the beads didnt Slide off easily. It was my griots vs S&S test that made me realize that beads dont matter. Its getting the water off your car that does


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