Anyone try McKee`s new ceramic coating?

[c5longhorn]

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Anyone try McKee`s new ceramic coating?
I`m considering trying McKee`s new ceramic coating that retails for $79.99. I have the previous cheaper V2 coating and was wondering if anyone has experience with this new coating.

If so, what do you think? One thing I don`t care for is the shipping price, as ~$18.00 for shipping a small bottle seems high.

Thanks,

Rick

 

[c5longhorn]

Surprised no one here has tried the new version. I guess because there are so many good ones on the market.

 

[The Guz]

I have only seen a couple people in the mckee`s facebook group. Other than that no mention of it. All I know is that dropper crystallizes if left in the bottle after use.

I just remembered one of the guys I was on Competition Ready did a side by side using McKee`s and Cquartz Lite and Cquartz Lite seemed to be performing better from an overall perspective from the texts and photos he was sending.

 

[c5longhorn]

Guz, thanks for the feedback, very much appreciated.

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[Dr Oldz]

CQ lite is no joke.

 

[acuRAS82]

So Mckees new coating is more comparable to CQ lite than CQ 3.0 / something more substantial.

 

[c5longhorn]

So Mckees new coating is more comparable to CQ lite than CQ 3.0 / something more substantial.

No, that is not where they are positioning it. They claim 3 years and that it now has more solids. I have their V2 and have been happy with it. I`ve had it on my cars about 2 years, but I admittedly am probably not as hard on a coating with my environment and routine.

 

[The Guz]

CQ lite is no joke.

Yeah that is a true statement.

So Mckees new coating is more comparable to CQ lite than CQ 3.0 / something more substantial.

No. Just stating the comparison being made and how stout cquartz lite is based on the feedback from him. I am sure Nick has done his homework on it and will continue to improve it.