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DP poly coat?
I have not used this stuff and had some quetions about it.
1.Is this a all-in-one product? If so how much cleaning power does it have?
2.How long does it last?
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Re: DP poly coat?
Say's it cleans/prep's the paint while sealing it.Considering it's a LSP,for protecting.Should look good.
Don't know how long it last thou I would like to find out.I have some on the way from the BOGO.
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Re: DP poly coat?
no real cleaning, just a prep agent to adhere to paint. Remember thin and outside of direct sunlight application/removal.
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Re: DP poly coat?
Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
no real cleaning, just a prep agent to adhere to paint. Remember thin and outside of direct sunlight application/removal.
Newbie here, just got my BOGO order of DP products. Just wondering what I need to do to apply the Poly-Coat on a car that has Collinite 845 as LSP? I applied the 845 three weeks ago. Would I still need to use a paint cleaner or maybe do an IPA wipedown? Thanks for any feedback.
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Re: DP poly coat?
Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
no real cleaning, just a prep agent to adhere to paint. Remember thin and outside of direct sunlight application/removal.
I have it on the girlfriends car, which sits out 24/7 and is still beading almost like when it was applied last april/may.
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Re: DP poly coat?
Originally Posted by xc5fe
Newbie here, just got my BOGO order of DP products. Just wondering what I need to do to apply the Poly-Coat on a car that has Collinite 845 as LSP? I applied the 845 three weeks ago. Would I still need to use a paint cleaner or maybe do an IPA wipedown? Thanks for any feedback.
You should remove the Collinite 845 prior to applying the sealant. You want to put the sealant on first, let it cure for 12-24 hours (depending on temps) and then reapply your collinite.
The Poly-coat is a sealant and has no correction ability. I've used it on my black Avalanche and I was satisfied with it's performance. I've since stepped it up from the DP poly-coat to the Menz Powerlock. I prefer the powerlock of the DP, but it's a good product for the price. I can't tell you about the durability, since I'm anal and like trying new products, so I left it on for about a month and then ended up stripping it down to try out the powerlock and collinite 845 combo. Which came out awesome!
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SeaJay, thanks for the tip. I do have the paint cleansing lotion which came in the same day as my DP products so I will give these products a try this weekend. Thanks again.
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Re: DP poly coat?
Originally Posted by xc5fe
SeaJay, thanks for the tip. I do have the paint cleansing lotion which came in the same day as my DP products so I will give these products a try this weekend. Thanks again.
I suggest you wash the car with dawn to help strip the collinite. Then do an IPA wipe down. Collinite is a tough wax though, so it may take a couple washes or wipe downs to get it all off.
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Re: DP poly coat?
Originally Posted by SeaJay's
I suggest you wash the car with dawn to help strip the collinite. Then do an IPA wipe down. Collinite is a tough wax though, so it may take a couple washes or wipe downs to get it all off.
Will do. Didn't know collinite was that tough to take off. I wasn't impressed with the collinite on my silver altima but it was awesome on my 20 year old red bimmer. I appreciate the advice.
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