Shhhh ..... Four Star Sampled New Coating at Detailfest

[ScottB]

For those lucky enough to visit the Four Star exhibit at Detailfest yesterday they were treated with a "yet to be released" beta test coating product from Four Star called Ion Paint Coating. Keep your eyes peeled as we hope to see some healthy reviews and a possible release date for this product.

I am hearing this its UPP on Steroids !!!!

[cleanmycorolla]

literally too many coatings out now, getting crazy.

[swanicyouth]

I got the promo stuff and the sample. This doesn't seem like what we think of as a "coating", but a product designed to repel dust through a positive charge on the paint.

The 4* guy told me durability is 3-6 mos.

[Pats300zx]

I got a sample as well. Looks like an interesting product. I am looking forward to giving a try.

[BrutalNoodle]

Four Star makes great products. Aside from UPP, I'm very happy with their Spray Wax Plus & Leather Cleaner Gel.

I'm definitely going to try this new coating. If it's true that dust repelling is what it's designed to do... Perfect. One more reason why I should try it.

[swanicyouth]

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/03/17/ru5ymu6u.jpg

[BrutalNoodle]

Thanks, Swanic! :props:

Edited to add: I wonder if it's going to be strictly under the Sonus line, or would we see it under the Ultimate line as well. I guess I'll have to wait and see.

[FUNX650]

a product designed to repel dust through a positive charge on the paint.



I'm definitely going to try this new coating. If it's true that dust repelling is what it's designed to do... Perfect. One more reason why I should try it.
Since an atom of this Sonus-product, under normal circumstances, can't lose any protons:
What type of charge does auto paint...let's say it's a BC/CC paint system...have in order for a chemically-induced ionic bond to take place?

On a related note:
What electrical charge, (if any), does dust have...
And does this depend on the "types" of dust that are generated?


Bob

[addysdaddy]

I got the promo stuff and the sample. This doesn't seem like what we think of as a "coating", but a product designed to repel dust through a positive charge on the paint.

The 4* guy told me durability is 3-6 mos.

Anyone get around to testing their samples yet? I'm definitely curious.

[swanicyouth]

Anyone get around to testing their samples yet? I'm definitely curious.


Nope. I'm waiting for someone else like you. Or, I'm waiting for the product to launch so I can read some copy. Still not quite sure if this is a sealant or a coating. Googled it a month ago and the Sonüs website gave no info.

Someone's gotta be beta testing this someplace????

[The Guz]

SONUS Coating - Autopia Forums - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum (http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/off-topic/45035-sonus-coating.html)

[swanicyouth]

SONUS Coating - Autopia Forums - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum (http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/off-topic/45035-sonus-coating.html)


Damn. Beads look pretty tight.

[addysdaddy]

thanks for the link guz.

[kevincwelch]

literally too many coatings out now, getting crazy.

Too many sealants and waxes? :confused:

[grovlet]

Too many sealants and waxes? :confused:


literally too many coatings out now, getting crazy.

Yes - Too Many:iagree: I mean it's all good - but really how many can you actually apply to a car at once?

It seems like there's this influx of new sealants/coatings to try these days - but there were only a select few candidates just a year ago that were "New Tech":buffing:

Don't get me wrong - I like to try "Cool New Stuff" to make my cars really stand out - but this is too many to keep up with:autowash: