Opti-Coat after 1 year [video]

[Jean-Claude]

Not bad for the owner only washing and even allowing dealerships to "wash" it.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4dsq6xM1X0]Opti-Coat after 1 year -Applied by Detailed Designs Auto Spa - YouTube[/video]

[Gsrjake]

beading is pretty good, vid could have been better

[Calendyr]

Pressure washers are not the best way to show beading and sheeting. But yes it does look like Opti is still doing a good job at it. Did you have Opti-Guard or Opti-Coat 2.0 applied?

[Vegas Transplant]

Thanks for the video. I knew there was something different just judging from the wand alone. Great business model you have there hand

[hernandez.art13]

As for business model, nice,

But it seams like way to much power IMO. (Just saying)

You should show a water sheeting video. To show how it sheets water.

(1:40)

http://youtu.be/SVcVpS0-Eck

[Jean-Claude]

I can hold my hand up to within a foot of the wand tip. Pressure is not an issue. If I want sheeting, I would use a water hose. The car was filthy and this was a demonstration of how well it worked rejecting standing water on a dirty car.

[hernandez.art13]

I can hold my hand up to within a foot of the wand tip. Pressure is not an issue.

Pressure for the paint, is what I meant (I imagine automotive paint to be very delicate)

Either way,

Nice job

[Jean-Claude]

Pressure for the paint, is what I meant (I imagine automotive paint to be very delicate)

Either way,

Nice job

The paint will be fine. If it won't hurt my skin, it will not hurt the paint.

I won't debate the safety of using a pressure washer.

[hernandez.art13]

The paint will be fine. If it won't hurt my skin, it will not hurt the paint.

I won't debate the safety of using a pressure washer.

+1

[Calendyr]

Pressure washers are fine unless you put the nozzle super close to the paint. For beading and sheeting I would just use a hose though.