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Poli Seal all by itself...not bad at all!
- Thread starter golfdude
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a.k.a. Patrick
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Im afraid I dont understand the dilemna here..........How long has it been on, and what the problem with the beading?
xfire said:Well, the product looks great on the car, but the fact is, the product does not seem to bead water at all. Is this normal of this product? I thought that since I did not clay bar the vehicle, that maybe my 3 old layers of Collinite 476S might have created a bonding issue.
No...PS should remove it and seal it. PS's beading is not as pronounced as Collinites, as far as I can tell.
The fact is, there seems to be barely any beading at all! Nevertheless, I have discussed more about the product itself in the "product discussion" section of the forum. So to follow forum guidelines, please keep additional product comments to this thread:
http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-...t-happy-my-optimum-poliseal-3.html#post903853
Criticizing, opinions, and compliments of the work itself is welcomed in this thread. More importantly, I posted thse pictures up here to show future perspective buyers on the effectiveness of using just this product on the surface.
http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-...t-happy-my-optimum-poliseal-3.html#post903853
Criticizing, opinions, and compliments of the work itself is welcomed in this thread. More importantly, I posted thse pictures up here to show future perspective buyers on the effectiveness of using just this product on the surface.
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