Prediction - More one-step Cleaner/Coatings or Primers

I’m starting to see AIO’s that leave silica protection behind from other manufacturers.

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Originally Posted by rlmccarty2000

Mike I’m totally confused. Isn’t this what Essence already does? Or are you talking about leaving a more durable coating behind?

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Im talking or predicting this is a NEW category of products that’s going to grow.

Just like Jeweling Waxes.


:)

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Originally Posted by Mike Phillips

What I struggle with and I know a lot of other people struggle with is how to chemically strip softer dark colored paints without micro-marring the paint at the same time.

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Ain't that the truth!!!

I'm a big fan of AIO's. But one of the benefits is being able to polish, wipe, and walk away with some protection. If you have to "top" these with a coating I don't see a huge benefit over using your favorite polish, except maybe you get to skip the panel wipe (although that still seems recommended these days).

Now if these can stand on their own like a traditional AIO then we're on to something. Of course I'm sure it'll be recommended to top them with Si02 sprays (which I personally lump into the category of "spray sealants," Si02 descriptors notwithstanding)

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Originally Posted by DetailZeus

If you have to "top" these with a coating I don't see a huge benefit over using your favorite polish, except maybe you get to skip the panel wipe (although that still seems recommended these days).

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The idea would be a product that is,

One and done

No anything, machine apply, wipe off and done.

Instead of wax or sealant you leave behind coating.



:)

I’m surprised we haven’t seen more of these and sooner to be honest.

With CQuartz lite technology(wipe on - wipe off) one would think an AIO with good cut and protection is right around the corner. I’m am not a chemist tho, so there may be issues there.

Ah yes...
•Good ol’ “Silica Infusion Technology” (SIT)
-It seems the products that Chemists
can stick it into, is endless.

{Pardon my walk down SIT Memory Lane:
...I’ve never been able to totally push
to the sidelines the remarkable results
that Meguiar’s NXT Wax 2.0 always left
on my vehicles’ paint...}

-Sticking some into an AIO, in order to
make it into a CC-AIO, should be a joy
and a delight for many Chemists.

Imagine the Marketing battles that’ll
soon ensue!


Bob

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Originally Posted by Dr Oldz

I’m surprised we haven’t seen more of these and sooner to be honest.

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I've talked to a few chemists and I think it's a trickier recipe to create than a one-step product that uses a wax or sealant.


I will stick to my prediction though as I think it's just a matter of time.


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Originally Posted by Mike Phillips

I've talked to a few chemists and I think it's a trickier recipe to create than a one-step product that uses a wax or sealant.


I will stick to my prediction though as I think it's just a matter of time.


:)

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If there is enough profit from creating these, (and I believe there will be) it's only a matter of "when" and not "if".

Chemists have tackled tougher obstacles than this one. :)

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Vindicated

The time stamp on this thread is September of 2018


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I'm confident this new product from Jim and his team at Dr. Beasley's will perform just as good as thier other new NSP products.



I used the NSP Primers to prep the paint on this car for a ceramic coating.

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And used and reviewed the NSP Primers in this write-up.

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I was impressed with the products overall as well as the abrasive technology.


Cool to see more NSP technology coming from Dr. B.


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