wingnut03
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Post by wingnut03 on Apr 2, 2019 13:32:12 GMT -7
hi,i was wondering if anyone here has tried a wax sealant called formula F11 supposedly it does all kind of great things any input would be appreciated.
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tangor
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Post by tangor on May 29, 2019 12:29:04 GMT -7
I have used it and still do. Used on my ‘03 Blackbird, ‘17 FJR both black. Just applied it to ‘18 blue MT. Nice deep gloss on all of them. Biggest advantage is how easy it is to apply and wipe off. I still use Maguires if the finish gets a scuff.
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daveinwoodland
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Post by daveinwoodland on May 30, 2019 9:27:43 GMT -7
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Post by thefinn on May 30, 2019 22:58:08 GMT -7
Id recommend the last coat for a long life coat with deep gloss, or the P&S Beadmaker for shorter lived but breathtaking finish.
A ceramic coat might also be in your interest. Carpro have great DIY ceramic coatings, which still last for 2 years, unlike the professional ones with 7 year warranty. Add a sealant on a ceramic coating every month or so and you are golden. Easy to clean, great durability, incredible water beading and sheeting and intense finish.
I applied Carpro Dlux on my rims. Water and a spray with my foam cannon takes the majority of dirt off, if i want a spotless wash, just car shampoo and a soft brush makes them look like they just got out from the painter.
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Post by thefinn on May 31, 2019 0:47:15 GMT -7
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dgweez
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Post by dgweez on Jun 12, 2019 13:19:20 GMT -7
So I looked into this stuff on Amazon and it has terrible reviews. Griot's Garage is a proven product that use on my bikes and my cars. Check out Amazon's reviews-
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Post by thefinn on Jun 14, 2019 9:12:40 GMT -7
Its a ceramic coating so application is a bit dofferent and more involved. Tutorials are recommended.
The negative reviews are thypical for ceramic coatings if you just go into it with waxing in mind, get some knowledge on the stuff and how it should be applied and youll be fine.
Have had it on for 7 months by now and have not experienced anything bad about the product.
Thypically for ceramic coats, the flaking is if the surface was not completely spotless (clay bar, iron fallout remover, mild IPA) when applying and applying a too thick coat, not buffing it out well enough
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