I think Im "done" with sealants... Any TRUE alternatives?

[TTQ B4U]

But the prep has to be spot on. Honestly I dont trust myself that much lol. Unless, again, something has changed and its NOT that hard...?

Prep isn't difficult unless you have used a polisher before.

Sorry...but what is SIC?

Tom

Newer CarPro ceramic product. Not sure if AG is selling it yet.

[Mike Phillips]

Check out Dr. Beasley's 1201

Just wash and dry your car and then apply.

Stick a fork in in it and call it DONE!

[2black1s]

One word (actually four) to eliminate trim staining - Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax.

[PA DETAILER]

If you want easy and take all the guess work out it....

BLACKFIRE HydroSeal, paint coating, spray-on coating, sio2 spray

SAFE for All surfaces. And no staining of plastics.

[MrOneEyedBoh]

Check out Dr. Beasley's 1201

Just wash and dry your car and then apply.

Stick a fork in in it and call it DONE!

Thanks! have you used this - one thing I like about sealants and wax is that the surface doesnt have to be SUPER good. It can have some contaminants on it and the sealants seems to still bond/last.

One word (actually four) to eliminate trim staining - Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax.

hows the durability?

If you want easy and take all the guess work out it....

BLACKFIRE HydroSeal, paint coating, spray-on coating, sio2 spray

SAFE for All surfaces. And no staining of plastics.

This is what Im thinking Im going to have to use...

[2black1s]

... hows the durability?...

I really couldn't tell you that answer as there are too many variables.

And one of those major variables is how do you define durability?

[dgage]

Sorry...but what is SIC?

SiC is the latest consumer coating from CarPro and is a replacement for TiO2. The idea is that it holds up better to chemicals and water spots. I plan to use a coat of each, CQ UK 3.0 and SiC on my DD because this combo gives an incredibly slick surface. I’m hoping the slick surface will stay cleaner and be easier to clean/dry. I have a bottle of Blackfire Pro Ceramic (not Black Edition) that will go on my wife’s minivan. And my son’s car will get PBL Diamond Paint and Surface Coatings. Will be interesting to see how they each hold up.

[FUNX650]

Is there a sealant that doesnt stain
black pebble plastics thats worth it?

Yes, there definitely are Sealants that don’t
stain black pebble plastics. One of my all-
time favorites is Optimum Car Wax (OCW)

And, considering its UVA/UVB protection; along
with its proven month, after month, after month
longevity; it is, in my honest opinion, well worth it!


Bob

[The Guz]

I dont want to do a coating as I just cant get over NOT putting something on the paint after I wash. Plus the prep has to be super spot on, I dont have a garage etc.

Is there a sealant that doesnt stain black pebble plastics thats worth it?

I would just coat it. What is your definition of spot on? There are a couple coating lite products that can cure in 4 hours.

HOnestly, just coat it.

I agree.

But the prep has to be spot on. Honestly I dont trust myself that much lol. Unless, again, something has changed and its NOT that hard...?

What does your prep consist of now?

Sorry...but what is SIC?

Tom

CarPro's new coating that replaced TiO2 (aka classic).

[MrOneEyedBoh]

I would just coat it. What is your definition of spot on? There are a couple coating lite products that can cure in 4 hours.



I agree.



What does your prep consist of now?



CarPro's new coating that replaced TiO2 (aka classic).

Like there is always a part in my kind that I didn't polish the paint correctly, I didn't prep wipe fully, I didn't apply enough coating... Yeah I'm that kinda of guy

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