Which is the MOST durable car wax / sealant ?

[eohl79]

Just another "passer by"
I saw some new cleaning stuff being sold at Tesco just now...name is CYBER CLEAN. It's like some mucous like gel to stick the dust and dirts on the dashboard. Seems useful..any tried it before? Sorry ya off topic abit huhu...

Bro, please post up on a separate thread. Stay on topic. No hard feelings, ya. Cheers.

 

[cvkit17]

Bro, please post up on a separate thread. Stay on topic. No hard feelings, ya. Cheers.

Sure no problem bro.

Btw, I believe most of you guys tried the sealant bonding right? I saw duragloss is selling it, not sure bout other brands. Does the sealant last longer with this? If yes, how much longer? I'm keen on getting one...

 

[vr2turbo]

Bonding agent DG601. I think got one member tested it.
I am using but did not test how long it last with or without as most of the time I use topper only....

 

[cvkit17]

Bonding agent DG601. I think got one member tested it.
I am using but did not test how long it last with or without as most of the time I use topper only....

It states that it works fine with polymer sealant. Not sure if it is good for other brands of polymer sealants or not. If using it can add 1-2 months then dats actually great.

 

[vr2turbo]

It states that it works fine with polymer sealant. Not sure if it is good for other brands of polymer sealants or not. If using it can add 1-2 months then dats actually great.

Yup, heard some use with other brand sealant....

 

[g88]

It states that it works fine with polymer sealant. Not sure if it is good for other brands of polymer sealants or not. If using it can add 1-2 months then dats actually great.

Do bear in mind alot product in the market nowadays 'claiming' their product can do this and that or with 'extra' ingrident but the fact is not.

If i would tell you Perma Glass sealant (made in Malaysia) last quite sometime IF you able to MAINTAIN it well, will you believe ?

 

[Izso]

G88 : Permaglass isn't a bad product just because it's made in M'sia.. so my answer is yes I believe you. Aisay.. if you maintain any product it'll last a long time no?

Btw guys, can you teach a newbie how to apply the Soft99 Fusso sealant? I can't read japanese...

 

[cvkit17]

Do bear in mind alot product in the market nowadays 'claiming' their product can do this and that or with 'extra' ingrident but the fact is not.

If i would tell you Perma Glass sealant (made in Malaysia) last quite sometime IF you able to MAINTAIN it well, will you believe ?

Yes I believe! It is true haha..i've tried Perma Glass Sealant before and I am still using it. Bought a bottle, use it lu..Although the claim stated on the bottle is exeggerated, it isnt that bad after all. It says it could last for a year without application - dat's bullshit. What I got was about 4-5 months when water doesnt bead on some surfaces anymore. 6-7 months for the sealant to completely strips off. Not bad lar for a bottle of RM2x.

G88 : Permaglass isn't a bad product just because it's made in M'sia.. so my answer is yes I believe you. Aisay.. if you maintain any product it'll last a long time no?

Btw guys, can you teach a newbie how to apply the Soft99 Fusso sealant? I can't read japanese...

Tadah ~

Fusso Coat Mirror Shine | Coating Agent | Exterior Car Care | Car Care Products | SOFT99 corporation

"All you need to do is put the liquid on the included microfiber cloth and spread it evenly. Wiping off is NOT necessary!!! The effects of duration and antifouling last up to 9 months. It repels water and oil.
Applying on a deteriorated surface will bring out the shine and strength in the car's paint. Petroleum solvent and abrasive compound are NOT included!"

Told you to watch jap porn, not some harlem shake video

 

[g88]

G88 : Permaglass isn't a bad product just because it's made in M'sia.. so my answer is yes I believe you. Aisay.. if you maintain any product it'll last a long time no?

Btw guys, can you teach a newbie how to apply the Soft99 Fusso sealant? I can't read japanese...

rule of thumb, put a FEW drop on product onto your applicator, SPREAD them around in circular mode, do it section by section...there will be no/not much buffer needed later.

STILL alot ppl prefer to WASTE product, haze the surface (which certain product once it dried up hard to buff off)

 

[vr2turbo]

rule of thumb, put a FEW drop on product onto your applicator, SPREAD them around in circular mode, do it section by section...there will be no/not much buffer needed later.

STILL alot ppl prefer to WASTE product, haze the surface (which certain product once it dried up hard to buff off)

Yup, have been always applying as thin as possible, just make sure areas are covered that is all. A lot think more is better but actually haze and taken off...:rolleyes:

 

[cvkit17]

Appropriate lighting is necessary..coz it's actually so thin it's barely visible. I use torchlight haha..led torch works well on my white car

 

[g88]

Appropriate lighting is necessary..coz it's actually so thin it's barely visible. I use torchlight haha..led torch works well on my white car

hahaha..no need so technical...your hand and applicator pad will about to tell how you apply....of course there is still surrounding light require

 

[vr2turbo]

Appropriate lighting is necessary..coz it's actually so thin it's barely visible. I use torchlight haha..led torch works well on my white car

That is why I don't do application at night, slower to haze also.....:hmmmm:

 

[Izso]

When applying need pressure? Or just glide? This is after waxing down the car right?

 

[vr2turbo]

When applying need pressure? Or just glide? This is after waxing down the car right?

Enough pressure to be able to spread the wax evenly.

Waxing down the car? Don't quite understand this...