Review: McKee’s 37 Glass Coating

**GSKR** · 07-26-2017, 06:48 AM

Meant neverwet I bought the whole shelf because apparently when I do go to Walmart there sold out.Went there and caught fresh inventory and bought the whole shelf.I charge 50 to do all glass and a breeze to wipe off and no haze.

**TTQ B4U** · 07-26-2017, 06:57 AM

Originally Posted by GSKR

Meant neverwet I bought the whole shelf because apparently when I do go to Walmart there sold out.Went there and caught fresh inventory and bought the whole shelf.I charge 50 to do all glass and a breeze to wipe off and no haze.

Check out Lowes....I use the above version for fabrics on patio furniture and shoes and always get it there. They might have the one you're purchasing in stock.

**Vegas1** · 07-26-2017, 07:22 AM

Really enjoyed the review! I applied Mckee's glass coating last November. Lasted to late May. Did a really nice job lasting through a New England Winter.

**Marc08EX** · 07-26-2017, 09:42 AM

To everyone who's saying this doesn't last - are you talking about when it's applied on the windshield or the side/rear glass?

Originally Posted by Shane731

Nice review!

I gotta ask, where did you get this towel?

Thanks Shane! Out of respect for AG, PM sent.

Originally Posted by WaxMaster1

Very nice, Mark. I've had a bottle for some time now. I need to use it after this stellar review.

Thank you so much Chris! Give it a shot and let us know the results.

Originally Posted by GSKR

Mckees is a good product but in my opinion just doesn't last long.I find you have to keep reapplying all the time .

That's very unfortunate to hear. Does this occur in the windshield, side/rear windows or uniform on all glass?

Originally Posted by Vegas1

Really enjoyed the review! I applied Mckee's glass coating last November. Lasted to late May. Did a really nice job lasting through a New England Winter.

Thank you Vegas1! Glad to hear you enjoyed the review. All I wanted to hear.

I think that's pretty good durability considering it went though a New England winter.

**Vegas1** · 07-26-2017, 09:52 AM

Originally Posted by Marc08EX

To everyone who's saying this doesn't last - are you talking about when it's applied on the windshield or the side/rear glass?

Thanks Shane! Out of respect for AG, PM sent.

Thank you so much Chris! Give it a shot and let us know the results.

That's very unfortunate to hear. Does this occur in the windshield, side/rear windows or uniform on all glass?

Thank you Vegas1! Glad to hear you enjoyed the review. All I wanted to hear.

I think that's pretty good durability considering it went though a New England winter.

Me too!

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**atgonzales** · 07-26-2017, 09:52 AM

Marc

I have re-read your review and again very professional and most important, if use or don't use McKee's glass coating which I like, you gave everyone reading your review a "how to" apply glass coating which make this review a very well written review and a step by step how to apply.

Thank for sharping my skills

**Marc08EX** · 07-26-2017, 10:11 AM

Originally Posted by atgonzales

Marc

I have re-read your review and again very professional and most important, if use or don't use McKee's glass coating which I like, you gave everyone reading your review a "how to" apply glass coating which make this review a very well written review and a step by step how to apply.

Thank for sharping my skills

Thank you so much once again atgonzales! I REALLY appreciate you saying all these.

I usually try to add a "how-to" section and/or comparison to other products in my reviews.

Of course where applicable.

**waterman** · 07-26-2017, 10:13 AM

Hello,

I'm putting the glass coating on my friends truck tonight. Does the coating need time to cure before it can get wet? I've always waited a couple of days with my cars.

Thanks,

Lou

**Marc08EX** · 07-26-2017, 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by waterman

Hello,

I'm putting the glass coating on my friends truck tonight. Does the coating need time to cure before it can get wet? I've always waited a couple of days with my cars.

Thanks,

Lou

Hi Lou,

The directions doesn't specify anything. But I've always waited 24 hours before getting the sections wet with water and wait a week before washing with soap or any other chemicals. This was the curing instructions of Opti-coat 2.0 back then and I've applied this to all the coatings I've used. It's not hard to wait for the car to get wet here in the desert LOL!

But for an accurate answer, it's best to wait for Nick@McKees37 to chime in.