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    Quote Originally Posted by slimnib View Post
    Sorry,but I think that it is useless.

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    Really? Hmm can you elaborate on why you think that?

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    Re: Glass sealant

    Quote Originally Posted by slimnib View Post
    Sorry,but I think that it is useless.

    Harv
    I have had decent luck with Aquapel.

    Was able to do all the windows on a full-sized SUV with one unit. You do have to work fast and I suggest holding it on the windshield glass when you squeeze the wings, so you don't waste any product.

    I just purchased 5 more units on close-out at O'Reily's for around a dollar each.

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    Re: Glass sealant

    Since you mention that Opti-Glass is expensive, consider Opti-Seal perhaps? It uses little and last long as it should be in the class of sealant.

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    Re: Glass sealant

    I have a bunch of jet seal 109 bottles I use that or rain X.

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    Re: Glass sealant

    Quote Originally Posted by CM8 6MT View Post
    On that note, I read somewhere that Pinnacle was supposed to be very similar if not the same as Griots Glass Sealant.
    I wonder, if the author of this article you read somewhere, is intimating that both of these products are formulated with PDMS. Thus:
    Having an oily characteristic (similar to carbon atoms in oil)...that imbues a hydrophobicity to, in this case: Auto-glass surfaces...
    NOTE: Not chemically bonded to auto-glass surfaces, as say Aquapel will chemically bond...yet still hydrophobic.

    Suffice it to say that many Waxes exhibit this same
    hydrophobic and "lack-of-bonding" characteristics.


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    Re: Glass sealant

    Quote Originally Posted by CM8 6MT View Post
    Really? Hmm can you elaborate on why you think that?


    It did nothing more than wash the window. Its repellant power was almost non existent.

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    Re: Glass sealant

    Quote Originally Posted by allenk4 View Post
    I have had decent luck with Aquapel.

    Was able to do all the windows on a full-sized SUV with one unit. You do have to work fast and I suggest holding it on the windshield glass when you squeeze the wings, so you don't waste any product.

    I just purchased 5 more units on close-out at O'Reily's for around a dollar each.

    for a $1 a would try it again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CM8 6MT View Post
    On that note, I read somewhere that Pinnacle was supposed to be very similar if not the same as Griots Glass Sealant.
    I have both products and they seem similar or identical to me. I use them interchangeably and just grab for whatever I grab. Both products give me great results.

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    Interesting debate. It seems some glass sealants work well for others, while some dont. I wonder if the type of glass has anything to do with it.

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    Re: Glass sealant

    Quote Originally Posted by slimnib View Post
    for a $1 a would try it again.
    I will, as Aquapel worked very well for me.

    I have GTechniq G1 on my personal vehicle, waiting for the next rain to see if coating the wiper blades with G1 has calmed the chatter.

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