Some early morning frost porn using hd and 3D products

driggett

driggett

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Woke up this morning to a chili NorCal winter. Here is what my car looked like. Question does a sealant/wax/coating affect frost build up?
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Happy holidays,
Chris


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Mine looked pretty similar when I got off work in the AM and I have JetSeal on mine.

The sharkfin looks funny as it doesn't seem it was frozen.
 
I have never noticed any type of coating affecting frost, snow, buildup, until the frost or snow starts melting..
Then, it will usually slide off faster, etc..
Happy New Year !
Dan F
 
LSP strength definitely effects frost development. Check out the frost build up on a fresh application of BF Crystal seal:



Cool huh?
 
EzyBrzy said:
Mine looked pretty similar when I got off work in the AM and I have JetSeal on mine.

The sharkfin looks funny as it doesn't seem it was frozen.
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The shark fin did have frost on it, just does not show up well in the photograph.


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Angus said:
LSP strength definitely effects frost development. Check out the frost build up on a fresh application of BF Crystal seal:



Cool huh?
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That is cool you have ice crystal formation. Now we need a gallery of different lsp's with their corresponding water beading and frost effects. I wonder if a chemist could then analyze the results and explain why.


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Maybe the hydrophobic nature of the coating discourages the ice from adhering to the paint so it chooses to adhere to itself, therefore it grows up. Heck, what do I know?
 
I guess there was zero liquid moisture so the frost probably did build outwards.
Im only a (social) scientist though so just a guess.
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