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SONUS ION Paint Coating
Just applied the new Sonus Ion Paint Coating, 2014.5 Toyota Camry,
A few pics, cloudy outside, apologize the pics are not better, and not enough full body shots. The few times the sun was out, the metallic sparkled......Barcelona Red metallic
Process was
Wash FK1 #1016 wash'n'wax concentrate--(my fav shampoo)
Clay--OptiClay, with DoDo Juice- Born Slippery Lube
Sonus Ion paint Coating, with nice enclosed applicator
Wheels received Wolf's Hard Body Coating
Sonus Ion paint coating reminded me of Powerlock, green color, etc...maybe a polycharged version of Powerlock.
It is thick, yet spreads thin. After 10 mins, it had melted/bonded into the paint, it didn't leave much of a haze. I removed after 20 mins., could have waited longer... removal was effortless, but I was crunched for time.
I do enjoy this coating/sealant over others, just wasn't ready to try a permanent or semi-permanent glass coating as of yet.
This is a nice alternative for someone who wants durability, but isn't so sure about applying a quartz or resin coating.
The car is just a week old, delivered to the dealer in July, I just picked it up last week.
Plus I already scratched the front bumper with the edge of a microfiber, removing the Ion coating..lol
Disappointed cars now days do not have body side molding.. a few trips to the grocery store and this car will be broke in I am sure...
Sonus Paint Coating made a 100% improvement on brand new paint...looks like a pool of hot lava.
Probably try it out on my daily driver-- a 2005 Ford Taurus.. with a very neutral color-- AZ beige metallic----pics when this happens
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C'mon man, how about some more details?
How was the application? Easy, hard, similar to some of the other spray coatings, like DG, PBL, etc.?
How's the slickness?
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
Thanks. This is one of them to keep an eye on.
No panel wipe? was it easy to wipe off? Flashes quickly?
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Product was thick, yet it broke down nice and thin, ( green like Powerlock) I applied by hand with enclosed applicator. It didn't really flash off, the haze just slowly disappeared over 15 mins, you could see it there, but barely. Melted into the paint , would be a good description.
Removal was as easy as it gets....easier than any other sealant I have used--( Zaino BFWD, Powerlock, #845, Jetseal)
I will update when I use it on my DD. This car was delivered to the dealer in late July,
I bought it 3 weeks later. I am sure just about any LSP would have looked good, with brand new paint.
However, this was probably the easiest removal of anything I have used. That is after 20 mins on the paint.... 20 mins on the paint for some products will make a grown man cry...
I really suspect this is almost a super polycharged version of Powerlock
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
C'mon man, how about some more details?
How was the application? Easy, hard, similar to some of the other spray coatings, like DG, PBL, etc.?
How's the slickness?
Honestly I have never used a glass coating other than Hard Body.
I have used DODO Juice Iron Gloss sealant, and Sonus Ion blows it away in price and application/removal.
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
Easier removal than BFWD is saying something!
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
Originally Posted by nubaseal
Thanks. This is one of them to keep an eye on.
No panel wipe? was it easy to wipe off? Flashes quickly?
Does not flash away like Hard Body.. at first you have a haze like any sealant, then after about 15 mins, it just sort of melts into the paint as the bonding takes place. hardly any residue left. I had more residue left to buff off with the Wolf's Hard Body, than I did with Sonus Ion.
Just clayed and QD afterwards, before applying Sonus ION--- No need to prep like a glass coating, unless you really want to, if you are a purist.
The results I obtained, I do not think could be improved on. I tried a second coat on the hood, but felt nor visually sensed any improvement over 1 nice solid worked in coat.
In fact after 4 hours cure time, the paint was so slick, I could hardly apply a second coat.
I applied rather thick, and I would say i have about 5 more whole car coats left for a mid size sedan
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
Interesting. So it's more like a super sealant than a coating?
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
Originally Posted by WillWashesCars
Interesting. So it's more like a super sealant than a coating?
It is a hybrid, it is a sealant that thinks it is a coating... It isn't a coating like Cquartz or Opticoat, etc.
But it will crush BFWD, and any other competitors in the sealant spectrum..my initial take.
This car will sit outside 24/7 exposed to the elements, I will update this thread a few months from now.. or the next rain-- everyone loves beading pics.......
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Re: SONUS ION Paint Coating
no sun to work with, but gloss is really taking effect 7 hours after application....
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