New Product - Optimum Opti-Coat 2.0

[wicius]

Now I have a dilemma, this or CQuartz...

[mcpp66]

Dr. G will be here all weekend long at Detail Fest and we will have him answer all the questions personally!

Cool . I'll be waiting for the answer to this and my question about dust.

[Chris Thomas]

Is this coating more swirl-resistant than regular clear coat?

Yes, when fully cured Opti Coat is harder than factory clear. This doesn't mean you can neglect good habits, but it will definitely help with softer paints.

I just thought of something else........the environment in which you apply this formula would probably have to be dust free. That's a bummer as I don't have such an environment to work with.

Inside a standard garage is fine. The layer applied is much thinner than HVLP sprayed OEM clear so there's not much chance of "locking in dust." Basically, anywhere you can apply a wax or sealant, you can apply Opti Coat 2.0.

how much does one unit cover? i have a chevy trailblazer, how much would i need to do just the paint and headlights, no wheels?

One unit contains 20ml/cc...that's double what you should need to coat a mid sized car (including wheel faces and trim).

Roughly how much product should it take to do a car? Mid size sedan...

Each syringe contains 20ml/cc so that if you have a larger vehicle or are heavy handed during your first application, you will still have enough to finish. Most will apply it to thick the first time or so, but with practice you can do an entire mid sized car with 8-10ml/cc.

Awesome! Is it WOWO? How long does it have to cure?

Mark, it is wipe on-walk away, but care should be taken within the first hour or so to check for any spots that have not flashed completely and buff them lightly with a soft paint safe microfiber.


With all of that said, you should have the paint prepped by a professional to your satisfaction before applying. Opti Coat 2.0 is a permanent paint film that requires polishing/compounding to remove and contains NO fillers that will hide swirls. I would also like to add that I personally just use the applicator to fix thick areas. You may certainly use a towel, but you need to wash it/soak it soon after to remove the Opti Coat 2.0.

[mcpp66]

I was waiting for you man. Thanks for the answers!

[Chris Thomas]

You're welcome...this is exciting news for many and I will try and check in often to see what questions come up.

[C. Charles Hahn]

So the primary question I have is, what advantages does Opti-Guard have over Opti-Coat 2.0? Is the cure time the only notable difference?

[Chris Thomas]

Opti Guard will soon offer a warranty and cures within minutes.

[AeroCleanse]

Opti Guard will soon offer a warranty and cures within minutes.

Sounds interesting.

[C. Charles Hahn]

Opti Guard will soon offer a warranty and cures within minutes.

Warranty? Now that sounds interesting... I'll be keeping my ears open for details on this.

[Josh@BR]

Hmmm I think I'll definitely be giving this a try. I could really make some good money offering a service like this