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From my experience, Permagard reactive polymer and Glare
The glare totally stops acid rain in it's tracks and hardly anything sticks to it Plus slickness loss from washing is virtually non existant and the durability is awesome when applied by machine only downside to glare, for best results, the whole system needs to be used Zero, knockout, micro, spider, pro polish x 3 polishes and then a few coats of it or glare advanced as a sealant Micro and pro polish together do greatly in protection but not in the shine department when compared to using the whole lot Any sealant that is not water soluble makes for a better sealant for stopping water marks |
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I get it from here
Australian agents Paint Protection Direct - The ultimate paint protection and car polish for your car Infinity Auto Protection - for all Cars, Boats and Planes Infinity Auto P/L: Professional Paint Protection, Fabric Protection, Leather Protection, Vinyl Protection, and Electronic Rust Protection Sahara Waterless Carwash: Liquid Glass – Buff Pads and Buffing Machines – Car Paint Sealants (all the one company) The gallon sizes of micro and pro polish are what I get Last edited by Dream Machines; 06-18-2008 at 01:38 AM. |