Has anyone experience with this company?
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WaxAddict
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hmmmm. from their website:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, Geneva, Swiss, SunSans-Regular]It will also resist small stone chips after 25 coatings.
creates such a slippery smooth surface that it will increase top end speed on race cars..
I`m out, thanks.
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, Geneva, Swiss, SunSans-Regular]It will also resist small stone chips after 25 coatings.
creates such a slippery smooth surface that it will increase top end speed on race cars..
I`m out, thanks.
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Accumulator
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Yeah, even if it is All That, when the ad-copy is aimed at [a certain type of person very different from me] I simply pass.
I reads like another of those "Teflon!" type products that`ve been around since forever. As soon as I see that abbreviation I`m done. Maybe OK stuff, but...but...why? Curiosity? Ok, cool.. but I don`t see any reason to think it`s something special.
I reads like another of those "Teflon!" type products that`ve been around since forever. As soon as I see that abbreviation I`m done. Maybe OK stuff, but...but...why? Curiosity? Ok, cool.. but I don`t see any reason to think it`s something special.
Coleroad
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Sounds a lot like liquidglass, but a lot more expensive. The whole clear carbon, ptfe thing and building up lots of coats is just like liquidglass. If you want it I would go buy the liquidglass. if you don`t like it your not out 3/4`s of a grand.
TroyScherer
Ummm.... Ya.....
Check this web site out: (Link to retail detailing site removed) Liquid Glass Legend from ShopMPT.com
The same MPT product under the old "Liquid Glass" name.....
The same MPT product under the old "Liquid Glass" name.....
Accumulator
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Heh heh, that figures. You guys spotted that tie-in right off!
I did try Liquid Glass once (on just a sideview mirror, so it was easy enough to redo afterwards) just to placate a Big Fan of the stuff. No thanks, heh heh, maybe I needed to do a dozen or more additional applications or something..
That "apply in straight lines" is a clue IMO...shouldn`t matter *one bit* what direction you do it. Straight lines only matter when you`re causing marring, and not too much then (depending on one`s standards).
I did try Liquid Glass once (on just a sideview mirror, so it was easy enough to redo afterwards) just to placate a Big Fan of the stuff. No thanks, heh heh, maybe I needed to do a dozen or more additional applications or something..
That "apply in straight lines" is a clue IMO...shouldn`t matter *one bit* what direction you do it. Straight lines only matter when you`re causing marring, and not too much then (depending on one`s standards).