OK, I just bought a brand new SUV and I want to give the best protection possible. There are so many different sealants and protection films that I don't know where to start. Does anyone have any advice as to the best way to protect and keep looking great my investment. Thanks in advance for the advice.
Paint Protection?
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Jngrbrdman
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Good advice would be to let us know what you are looking for specifically. Are you looking for looks or durabilty? If it is durability and you don't care much about looks then you definitely want a sealant and probably want Klasse or Zaino. Those are both 12+ week sealants. Most sealants are in the 10 to 12 week range. If you don't mind waxing your car every other month, then it really doesn't matter. I know I don't care much about durabilty as long as it gets me through the 6 to 8 weeks between coats that I sometimes take.
artman4life
I make yo ride bling!! :)
i personally love the p21s product line, specially the paint cleanser and wax 
GregCavi
Pinnacle Detailing Owner
well to make it more confusing for you, hehe, I recommend fk1usa stuff for durability.
They have a sample kits that will do your entire car for like 20 bucks, sans towels and other stuff you will need.
The #2180 sealant in the kit has lasted strong over the winter on my clients cars.
Check it out!
http://www.fk1usa.com/products-consumer.htm
Greg
They have a sample kits that will do your entire car for like 20 bucks, sans towels and other stuff you will need.
The #2180 sealant in the kit has lasted strong over the winter on my clients cars.
Check it out!
http://www.fk1usa.com/products-consumer.htm
Greg
joe.p
New member
I have the sample kit and this is what i'll be using on my next complete detail.
cwcad
New Normal
AS Mosca has so eloquently stated, "The only way to have that just waxed look is to have just waxed it."
With that said one cannot go wrong with KAIO and UPP. Have seen some amazing shines with that combination.
I hope that you would consider taking the time to learn proper paint care techniques. Washing, polishing and waxing all have proper ways of getting the job done. With a little searching on your part these practices can be learned. this will definately aid in your stated goal of durability and shine.
With that said one cannot go wrong with KAIO and UPP. Have seen some amazing shines with that combination.
I hope that you would consider taking the time to learn proper paint care techniques. Washing, polishing and waxing all have proper ways of getting the job done. With a little searching on your part these practices can be learned. this will definately aid in your stated goal of durability and shine.
GregCavi
Pinnacle Detailing Owner
cwcad said:
Couldnt have said it better!
Greg
SVR
Dream Machines
Best protection - start with an acrylic
Klasse , FMJ and maybe Zaino
Then apply a few coats of super polymers
UPP, wolfgang etc
Wax over the top of all them works nicely
To make it last as long as possible, acrylic jett or other spray sealant can be used as often as you want
Klasse , FMJ and maybe Zaino
Then apply a few coats of super polymers
UPP, wolfgang etc
Wax over the top of all them works nicely
To make it last as long as possible, acrylic jett or other spray sealant can be used as often as you want
The BEST advice I can give is the advice I recieved four years ago! I put Xpel 3m Scotchcal on my vehicles and four years later no rock chips! There are places where rocks have smashed my car nose, hood and outside mirrors. So just lately I pulled the clear 3m scotchcal off to check the paint and not a mark of any kind to the paint! Many companies offer paint protection but I think Xpel offers the best product! Advice from experience!
SVR
Dream Machines
I find that you can see that the film is on there so that is a turn off for me
good though if you do lots of highway driving
good though if you do lots of highway driving