Migliore Cima Sealant
- Thread starter Metalvolvo
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Todd@RUPES
Just a regular guy
Nice!!! I have heard GREAT THINGS about this product. I still haven't had a chance to play with it, but ALL of the feed back has been extraordinary. Seems like you are enjoying it?
tropicsteve
New member
nice beading. you need to put this in the beading pics thread (http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/waxes-sealants-lsps/40657-beading-pics-thread.html). check it out.
Metalvolvo
New member
I'm loving it still doing some testing for a full review... might take couple of months
Ronkh
Wax Waster
Good stuff
Just did 2 coats myself today
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/detailers-showcase/43674-just-driveway-wash-seal.html
Just did 2 coats myself today
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/detailers-showcase/43674-just-driveway-wash-seal.html
OpenRoad
New member
Cima Sealant works very well for me, living in the desert. I need a LSP that sheets, rather than beads. Cima Sealant does that well, using low water pressure. Beading means more spots for me.
Cima Sealant also seems to pick up less air-borne dust than other sealants that I have tried so far. Less dust is "sucked onto" the lower body panels, appearing to be somewhat "anti-static".
Car looks great, and seems a bit easier to maintain on road trips, especially when forging through bugs. (Nothing, but nothing, beats PoorBoy's Bug Squash for bugs though!).
Cima Sealant also seems to pick up less air-borne dust than other sealants that I have tried so far. Less dust is "sucked onto" the lower body panels, appearing to be somewhat "anti-static".
Car looks great, and seems a bit easier to maintain on road trips, especially when forging through bugs. (Nothing, but nothing, beats PoorBoy's Bug Squash for bugs though!).