Chem Guys Fs Pure Acrylic Crystaline Sealant

Used it on two cars a few weeks back and the results were nothing short of stunning. One,the dark green metallic grand prix I used Citrus Wash, Spider one step. And a new Acrylic polish CG's will have on their site next week I hear called FP final polish. This I'm sure was intended to be used in conjuction with the FS Sealant and as with all other CG products I've used is so very easy going on and coming off. In between I layed down a coat of EZ Creme Glaze ( I love that stuff! :getdown ) Topped it all with FS and was blown away at the richness and depth this process produced. The wetness falls just short of a good nuba but after a couple of weeks worth of dirt,rain and a couple of washes it shows no signs of slowing down. The second car was a silver taurus ,paint in good shape as far as few pronounced swirls or scratches so just spot treated with spider then onto FP, EZ Creme and once again topped with FS and it looked as good as anything I've ever used on silver. The pics don't do justice to either of the cars (excuse for being a lousy photographer) but as each step progressed I could notice visual results of each product. Only one time around for each product as well. So yeah I'm pretty impressed with the FS sealant and wouldn't hesitate to use it. Now that a companion acrylic polish is coming out to compliment it what more could you ask for.









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wannafbody said:
I've heard both F&M acryllic products are basically the same chemically
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Ever used either of them? They have differenct looks and ease of use as well. Where do you come up with this stuff??
 
SpoiledMan said:
Ever used either of them? They have differenct looks and ease of use as well. Where do you come up with this stuff??
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Maybe they contain differing amounts of acryllic polymers and that determines the different look. Or maybe the person was referring to different GC products.
 
wannafbody said:
Maybe they contain differing amounts of acryllic polymers and that determines the different look. Or maybe the person was referring to different GC products.
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My question was based off of YOUR statement that they're basically the same. Where do YOU get this information?
 
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