Hydrosilex ceramic coating/spray
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It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
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Originally Posted By: Cujet
It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
It is advertised as ceramic, not silicone. The reviews say it lasts 6-8 months on average.
It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
It is advertised as ceramic, not silicone. The reviews say it lasts 6-8 months on average.
Originally Posted By: Chris B.
Originally Posted By: Cujet
It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
It is advertised as ceramic, not silicone. The reviews say it lasts 6-8 months on average.
Which reviews? I scored 40/40 in a test of spotting fake reviews. And these kinds of products generally have a poor reputation when it comes to fake and planted reviews. Post a few and I'll have a look for you.
Ceramics are just powders until they experience heat, and I'm sure the application process doesn't involve putting your car in an oven. So I question the utility of a liquid ceramic "wipe on, wipe off, Grasshopper" type product. Just my 2c
Originally Posted By: Cujet
It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
It is advertised as ceramic, not silicone. The reviews say it lasts 6-8 months on average.
Which reviews? I scored 40/40 in a test of spotting fake reviews. And these kinds of products generally have a poor reputation when it comes to fake and planted reviews. Post a few and I'll have a look for you.
Ceramics are just powders until they experience heat, and I'm sure the application process doesn't involve putting your car in an oven. So I question the utility of a liquid ceramic "wipe on, wipe off, Grasshopper" type product. Just my 2c
At $2.90 shipped on Amazon for a large 18 ounce can you can still get Eagle One "Wax-As-You-Dry" aerosal. The seller is Pep Boys. It contains Polysiloxane a ceramic coating. There is a whole thread on it. Here is the ad:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001GJ5DXS
It is very similar-- but much less expensive. and the stuff actually works great. In my case it is going on top of a nice coat of Collinite 845 Insulator Wax. I would not use it as a one-step it is a maintenance product on top of wax that lasts maybe a couple of weeks.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001GJ5DXS
It is very similar-- but much less expensive. and the stuff actually works great. In my case it is going on top of a nice coat of Collinite 845 Insulator Wax. I would not use it as a one-step it is a maintenance product on top of wax that lasts maybe a couple of weeks.
Polysiloxanes are organic. Ceramics, by definition, are inorganic. Beware "advertised as".
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Originally Posted By: Johnny2Bad
Originally Posted By: Chris B.
Originally Posted By: Cujet
It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
It is advertised as ceramic, not silicone. The reviews say it lasts 6-8 months on average.
Which reviews? I scored 40/40 in a test of spotting fake reviews. And these kinds of products generally have a poor reputation when it comes to fake and planted reviews. Post a few and I'll have a look for you.
Ceramics are just powders until they experience heat, and I'm sure the application process doesn't involve putting your car in an oven. So I question the utility of a liquid ceramic "wipe on, wipe off, Grasshopper" type product. Just my 2c
It was on Facebook. Like 600+ positive reviews.
Originally Posted By: Chris B.
Originally Posted By: Cujet
It's just another one of those siliconized glossy sprays, much like Maguires ultimate fast finish. Gives a nice shine for a short time.
It is advertised as ceramic, not silicone. The reviews say it lasts 6-8 months on average.
Which reviews? I scored 40/40 in a test of spotting fake reviews. And these kinds of products generally have a poor reputation when it comes to fake and planted reviews. Post a few and I'll have a look for you.
Ceramics are just powders until they experience heat, and I'm sure the application process doesn't involve putting your car in an oven. So I question the utility of a liquid ceramic "wipe on, wipe off, Grasshopper" type product. Just my 2c
It was on Facebook. Like 600+ positive reviews.
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