Poli Seal in 32 oz.

The PS apparently has about 3 times the Polys as the spray wax. Thats why Im asking about durability findings.......Ive only used the PoliSeal once, but the Spray Wax quite a bit. And Im a big fan of polymer protectives....I dont get a whole lot of cars that only require a one step.....a.k.a. PoliSeal....
 
On one of my customers vehicles I know of at least 11 weeks of durability. I have not seen it since. I absolutely love the Poli Seal. I use it on almost every detail anymore. I top with the Spray Wax quite often. Both go on very quick and save me a lot of time. I've already went through over half on my gallon that I have and about 4 (4oz.) samples of it.
 
Never stained any trim when I've used it.



Juztang I see you got the Poli Seal in 32 oz in stock now. You still got the best prices on it that I've seen. So how is business going?
 
atticdog said:
Scott would you use poli-seal for a base for AJ?
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I already have on a few cars. I am hopeful durability is similar to Prime/AJ since the cost of a gallon of Poli-Seal means the price per ounce is far less than Prime.
 
pt91 said:
Any staining of trim with PS?
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Anthony Orosco warned me it can stain trim when I got my first sample but I haven't had any trim staining problems with it at all. I do know he had been testing Poli-seal in various formations for a while, so it seems all the tweaking may have eliminated any problems with trim.
 
CleanFreak2 said:
Never stained any trim when I've used it.



Juztang I see you got the Poli Seal in 32 oz in stock now. You still got the best prices on it that I've seen. So how is business going?
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Everything is doing well Jay! Thanks for asking!
 
Aquapop said:
To Ecodetail, I will be applying poly seal by hand. Did you rub it in back and forth or in circles ?
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Pop, Im just a back and forth kind of guy. If your looking for a more aggressive type of product, you could go with a circular application. Folks tend to apply a little additional pressure when using the old traditional, circular method. The abrasives are so minute, I wouldnt imagine any marring.....

As for those inquiring about trim stains, I always tend to just stay away from trim components. But I am curious as to an answer also....."Does it stain porous trim"?

Non porous surfaces I dont think will represent any problems. its the deteriorated ones that may be an issue,.
 
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