The Lowdown: Poli-Seal

[Todd@RUPES]

So it does have light cut and it definetly has filling charcteristics. If used "correctly" it does some removal, but I guess it doesn't fill the deeper defects?

 

[Scottwax]

So it does have light cut and it definetly has filling charcteristics. If used "correctly" it does some removal, but I guess it doesn't fill the deeper defects?

It will make deeper defects less noticable but it won't fill them completely.



Really good product for one stepping lease returns or as a final polish/carnauba base.

 

[SpoiledMan]

I didn't find any visual cues of what PS what doing making it a bit of a guessing game as to what's going on with it. Good for quick clean ups with a DA but a bad idea with a rotary.

 

[imported_Bence]

For me OPS always adds nice depth, clarity and gloss.

 

[imported_shine]

Does anyone know how the durability is on this vs. other stand alone sealants/waxes?

 

[Scottwax]

Does anyone know how the durability is on this vs. other stand alone sealants/waxes?

I used it after Optimum Polish on a customer's daughter's car (high school age) in April of last year and it was still beading on a rainy day in August when I was over cleaning his BMW 650. Still looks good as of this past month (March) but I doubt there is any protection left.

 

[Chris@Optimum]

I get beading at three months in TN weather on my clients that let me handwash. The ones that don't handwash always come back with nothing on them no matter what I've used.

 

[imported_DieselMDX]

dont know about durability i always top ps but it is a nice light polish

 

[imported_Bence]

Yep, for me its durability is around 2-3 months. Pretty good for a one-step I think.