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tommyjitsu
05-12-2009, 06:43 AM
I'm not sure if it is OK to ask about a question about a product not on this site. My question is has anyone ever used a product called 5 Star Shine and if so how does it compare to a top quality sealer like Wolfgang, etc.? I seen an advertisement on the web for this 5 star product but looking for some feedback if it is recommended or not. Thanks.

Meghan
05-12-2009, 07:13 AM
Sure you can ask, we just ask that you don't include links. I have not used it but maybe someone here can help you.

Derrick
05-12-2009, 08:19 AM
I'm not sure if it is OK to ask about a question about a product not on this site. My question is has anyone ever used a product called 5 Star Shine and if so how does it compare to a top quality sealer like Wolfgang, etc.? I seen an advertisement on the web for this 5 star product but looking for some feedback if it is recommended or not. Thanks.


I don't recommend it. I was told it has teflon in the chemistry which affects repainting the car if you need it to be repainted ie. car gets in a wreck or something like that. I use another version of 5 SS that does not have teflon so it's more body shop friendly, but it is expensive.

Derrick

ScottB
05-12-2009, 08:21 AM
It has been dismissed several times on several forums. It is a paint sealant similar to Xillion and the durability has been challenged numerous times. Even dealer installed sealants need reapplication for proper protection during warranty periods.

Surfer
05-12-2009, 09:37 AM
Yeah if you search Autopia you'll find some reviews pretty much dismissing it. Stick with a nice and durable sealant like Duragloss 105, or even a wax like Collinite 915 etc.

tempter927
05-12-2009, 11:24 AM
For some reason I enjoy killerwheels' posts very much lately.

You cant go wrong with wolfgang sealant. Durability,slickness and protection are very good.

Emile
05-12-2009, 12:20 PM
This 5StarShine website has been around forever. They do heavy marketing, but I've never actually read any positive reviews, recommendations, or experiences with the product. So I don't know about you, but I'm not going to try a $70 product from some idiot company that has no reputation.

porta
05-12-2009, 12:36 PM
I'm not sure if it is OK to ask about a question about a product not on this site. My question is has anyone ever used a product called 5 Star Shine and if so how does it compare to a top quality sealer like Wolfgang, etc.? I seen an advertisement on the web for this 5 star product but looking for some feedback if it is recommended or not. Thanks.

5Starshine or PPS is a awsome sealant that will outlasts all the other boutique sealants, I can say this without a doubt. 1 kit is enough to do 3 medium sized cars if used properly.


I don't recommend it. I was told it has teflon in the chemistry which affects repainting the car if you need it to be repainted ie. car gets in a wreck or something like that. I use another version of 5 SS that does not have teflon so it's more body shop friendly, but it is expensive.

Derrick

Toughguard? Well if it's toughguard I can say it's not more body shop friendly then PPS/5SS. I have not heard that anyone had a problem to respray a car who have been sealed with 5SS.

termigator
05-12-2009, 03:29 PM
For some reason I enjoy killerwheels' posts very much lately.

And all of his old posts, for that matter.:D

You cant go wrong with wolfgang sealant. Durability,slickness and protection are very good.

Never tried *****, but I tend to shy away from anything that claims to protect and shine forever and ever, like those dealer sealants.:rolleyes:

ScottB
05-12-2009, 09:45 PM
For some reason I enjoy killerwheels' posts very much lately.

You cant go wrong with wolfgang sealant. Durability,slickness and protection are very good.

thank you ...its rather nice to know someone is listening, or heck even dismissing my choices after reading. :D

Surfer
05-13-2009, 01:04 PM
thank you ...its rather nice to know someone is listening, or heck even dismissing my choices after reading. :DThats b/c I taught Scott everything

ScottB
05-16-2009, 09:00 AM
Thats b/c I taught Scott everything

We allow him to think he did, and thats alright by me too :D