CarPro Immortal - Self-Healing Coating

[BeachZone]

Great news has been delivered from CarPro by way of Sema! Constantly taking the detailing world to the next level day to day, CarPro has set the bar to an entirely new level.

I can't wait to get my hands on some to play with!

Had to share with you all...

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enjoy


-Beach

[runrun411]

Whoa. That's going to turn the game on it's ear.

[kevincwelch]

That video is awesome! Almost like looking at time lapse video of Xpel Ultimate. 15 microns, too.

[Setec Astronomy]

I can't wait to get my hands on some to play with!

What would you do if you got your hands on some? From what I can tell it's a body shop product that has to be sprayed in a booth and baked.

[kevincwelch]

What would you do if you got your hands on some? From what I can tell it's a body shop product that has to be sprayed in a booth and baked.

Exactly.

This seems like a product that will be expensive to purchase and is intended for larger businesses that have high volume and appropriate facilities. Doesn't seem like a product for the self-employed detailer working out of his/her home and certainly not for hobbyists such as myself!

I'd be convinced to seek out someone with it, though!

[TurboToys]

yeah... wow..


looks like it takes a full respray to get it to bond correctly, basically a new layer of clearcoat on top like ceramiclear for mercedes.

so look at dropping 4-5k if you want it done.

[BeachZone]

What would you do if you got your hands on some? From what I can tell it's a body shop product that has to be sprayed in a booth and baked.

I guess that would mean I'd be getting myself into a booth and spraying

Definitely going to do some High Desert testing of my own.

-Beach

[swanicyouth]

Stuff is getting too complicated just for the sake of being "new". New DAs coming out that are really no different than the old DAs - but are made to look like Rupes. Now something that has to be applied in a paint booth?

Most body shops can't even buff a car right...How are they going to apply this correctly? It's just like spraying more clear coat on top of your clear coat. If you just maintain the car correctly and wash it correctly you don't need that.

[SSTG]

Promising...

[RobRabbit2.5]

yeah... wow..


looks like it takes a full respray to get it to bond correctly, basically a new layer of clearcoat on top like ceramiclear for mercedes.

so look at dropping 4-5k if you want it done.

Correct. Self healing clear-coat paint. Very interesting stuff. Also, very scary for correction based detailer stuff.