Polish angel or gyeon?

[2011 302]

Yes
Was totally worthless-- what little protection there was lasted about a month

I have had good luck with viking coat,I get a couple of years out of it.
It works great in the midwest to keep salt and brine from rusting my cars.
I've used it for 8 years.

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[luckydawg]

I have had good luck with viking coat,I get a couple of years out of it.
It works great in the midwest to keep salt and brine from rusting my cars.
I've used it for 8 years.

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Then I am 100% happy for you
Stick with what you like-- if somethings not working for you, then move on like I did

[Lance Mark]

I just did my third bike with Polish Angel products....until I find something I like better, I'm hooked.

I highly recommend you use the PA Primer if you use Cosmic v2 Glass Coat. Had it on my own bike for a while now, and I ride a lot. It's holding up well to washes. I did a wash with McKee's N-914 and then retopped it with PA's High Gloss and it looked like the day I'd finished the detail.

I didn't realize when i did mine that you could do up to 4 coats of the Cosmic v2 Glass Coat...with the waiting time between coats, that would be a long process

[luckydawg]

I didn't realize when i did mine that you could do up to 4 coats of the Cosmic v2 Glass Coat.)

I never do more than two- and that is plenty

[Lance Mark]

I never do more than two- and that is plenty

the PA folks claims there is benefit, but having done 2 coats, and seeing the results first hand, I have to think the returns on additional coats would be diminishing

[Uncbrs]

the PA folks claims there is benefit, but having done 2 coats, and seeing the results first hand, I have to think the returns on additional coats would be diminishing

Those Germans love to over engineer things

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[tim500]

I think you will find Gyeon Pure to be ‘tougher’ than Cosmic V2 while ease of use and (subjective) good looks will lean towards Cosmic V2.

Cosmic is more of a ‘Super Sealant’ as opposed to a true ceramic coating like Pure or Mohs.

Pure or Mohs with some CanCoat on top is a pretty stout combo; maintain w Gyeon Ceramic Detailer if you want some slickness.

Cosmic Spritz and Overcoat are great maintenance products, neither is overwhelmingly slick…or grabby either.

While I think Cosmic Glasscoat V2 is deliciously beautiful and a joy to use, it would have a hard time matching the Gyeon products in longevity & durability on a frequently used daily driver in a harsh climate. None of the Gyeon products are particularity difficult to use either.

Kinda an embarrassment of riches, really.


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How long is the durability of V2? Would you recommend it on a daily driver? What do you mean "super sealant". Which has better longevity cosmic spritz or overcoat?

[tim500]

how easy is the new version of can coat?

[tim500]

I would go true coating and if you like the pure go with it.

The Cosmic spray coat is an amazing product and if you can apply monthly I think would be a great way to go. Skip the invincible primer.


Ultimately do Pure and top with Cosmic and it will be an absolute joy.


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why skip to power angle primer?

[Coatingsarecrack]

why skip to power angle primer?

I’ve read a lot of people have had issues. Some state it shortened the life not lengthen. Better off buying more cosmic and applying often.


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