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| Last Step Process/Protection In order to protect all your hard work and to keep your vehicle looking like new it’s important to know how to use a wax/sealant properly. Do you have a question about a wax or sealant? Do you have a unique way of applying wax? Feel free to post here. |
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On 'Some guy's" website, the description of the wax is 1-3 years. I tried to put this out to the owner however did not get a response back. I gathered my own findings just from that simple example. I would love to try this wax or better yet have the money in my pocket it would cost to buy it.
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I think it is fair to ask that any claim stated should be able to be independently verified. If it can't be, it shouldn't be up there.
Of course, I'm not saying that CR doesn't meet its claim(s) as I don't know the basis of the statement and haven't seen the statement for myself. For example, our waxes will last a year on a car if you wax a car and put it in storage under a cover for a year. Without UV light to break it down, it could last a year without issue. But even though that may allow us to make such a claim, it would be cynical to do so if people made a different assumption, ie 'one year of durablity' was commonly thought to mean it would last a year when the car is used regularly. The fact is that good carnauba products generally last around 3 months and you can get up to 6 months from good layered sealants. This is just the state of the art at the moment with natural waxes and acrylic/polymer waxes (sealants). Of course, there is always scope for improvement and progress in the future, but that is a fairly accurate rule of thumb assuming the car gets used day in, day out. Anyway, I'm sure everyone would love to know the exact basis and verification for the claim that is being made about CR and would love someone from SV or even PD himself to set the record straight. Unverified claims are all too common in this industry and I would dearly love to be proved wrong and nibble on a panel pot of Paul's choosing. I should state that it would need to be an independently verified or verifiable claim and pertain to a layer of Crystal Rock lasting one year on a car in regular use, as this would be my understanding of the claim as it was represented here. If that is the wrong interpretation, I'll withdraw the offer of eating a panel pot but will gladly listen to how the claim is justified
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Driven in winter behind snow plow and sander, under monsoon rain storm in regular basis etc... As engineer if something doesn't have unit of measurement, it's subjective period and people trying to make it as objective as possible is nothing but fool. PS: doesn't mean engineer like me doesn't appreciate high-end wax. |
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HAHA thats too funny
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so i washed the car this morning and wiped it down with FK1 #425 to get all the sweated SN off the car...
DAMN does this wax look good it beads like crazy too! reminds me of Zaino sealants! but i did leave a little bit of holograms on my hood... (i went from PFW and SIP (only on the hood) to Gray CCS and 85RD) so im going to have to re-polish my hood. then il put 2 coats on like dom recommended and then il post pictures!
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was it hard ? |
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the application was easy, but as the DODO factory said, i applied it wrong. i applied it by hand, when it is supposed to be applied by applicator pad.
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