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Old 03-12-2007, 07:40 PM
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No Buffing Needed Paint Sealants

Well it seems a new technology is upon us all. Several sealants will be soon to market with a true wipe on .... no wipe off paint sealant. Within a couple of minutes any residue disappears. Interesting tidbit is it seems these can be used over a carnauba in order to seal in the look.

I am pretty comfortable AG will carry the Optimum version (opti-seal) and maybe the new Ultima Line w/ polycharger additive (name t/b/a). Whats your thoughts ???

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I know that zainio has intoriduced clear seal, i dont like zaino so i dont use it however i have heard great things. I really want to try a non zaino verson of it. I look forward to AG carrying somthing similar, i know i will be ordering it
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oops, I knew I missed one of them !!
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sounds like an excellent idea and one that I will buy. The look of a carnauba because IT ACTUALLY IS a carnauba(not an imitation) that lasts as long as a sealant-----I'm all for it! Keep the look of Souveran for 6 months or more without having to reapply? Nice.....
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Sounds like a great idea! Id deff want to try it out
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Old 03-12-2007, 08:19 PM
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Well it seems a new technology is upon us all. Several sealants will be soon to market with a true wipe on .... no wipe off paint sealant. Within a couple of minutes any residue disappears. Interesting tidbit is it seems these can be used over a carnauba in order to seal in the look.

I am pretty comfortable AG will carry the Optimum version (opti-seal) and maybe the new Ultima Line w/ polycharger additive (name t/b/a). Whats your thoughts ???

Sign me up for this stuff!!
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I'm in!!!
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Sounds cool... The bank account is dwindling quickly...
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oh god it's endless, so now will we be able to top a wax sealer with a coat of wax to protect the wax protector, argh.......but yea, i'm interested.
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I dunno about the no buff sealants. For me its therapy to buff. Maybe I am just old school....
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