Pre-Polycharged products??

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frostydog

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I apologize if this is not the correct place for this question...but with all the recent changes (what happened to Premium Finish Care?), I'm not sure where to post a specific Polycharger question.



My question...with many new products coming onto the market that are "pre-polycharged", does this have any affect on the products shelf life?



I ask because when you manually mix Polycharger, you have the 48 hour window for use. Obviously, I understand the pre-polycharged products are good for longer than 48 hours, but is the shelf life shortened any by the addition of Polycharger?



If this question was answered already...point me in the right direction.



thanks much
 
frostydog said:
I apologize if this is not the correct place for this question...but with all the recent changes (what happened to Premium Finish Care?), I'm not sure where to post a specific Polycharger question.



My question...with many new products coming onto the market that are "pre-polycharged", does this have any affect on the products shelf life?



I ask because when you manually mix Polycharger, you have the 48 hour window for use. Obviously, I understand the pre-polycharged products are good for longer than 48 hours, but is the shelf life shortened any by the addition of Polycharger?



If this question was answered already...point me in the right direction.



thanks much
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Ultima unlike any other sealant contains no water, abrasives or emulsifiers so it is able to accept the Polycharger polymer.



Lynn
 
Thanks Lynn.



But what about other product lines coming out that are "pre-Polycharged" like Pinnacle, Four Star, etc...???



Polycharger seems to be making its way into anything from leather conditioners to sealants to liquid carnaubas. I've used a couple of these new pre-Polycharged products (including some from the Ulitma line) and love the results, in no way am I questioning the performance of these products.



But since I'm a hobbyist a bottle of product may last me 18+ months.



I was inquiring about general shelf life expectations for pre-Polycharged products, including but not limited to the Ultima line.



I'm sorry...now I'm getting off topic of my own thread, but you're response got me thinking. Should I question the integrity of other products coming pre-Polycharged such as Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection *pre-boosted with Polycharger*?? If Ultima has the only designed chemical makeup to accept being pre-Polycharged??



I understand this is more of a Polycharger question than Perfect Shine question, I just wasn't sure where to post.



If need be I can ask one of the mods to move this post to the general product discussion forum.



thanks much
 
frostydog said:
Thanks Lynn.



But what about other product lines coming out that are "pre-Polycharged" like Pinnacle, Four Star, etc...???



Polycharger seems to be making its way into anything from leather conditioners to sealants to liquid carnaubas. I've used a couple of these new pre-Polycharged products (including some from the Ulitma line) and love the results, in no way am I questioning the performance of these products.



But since I'm a hobbyist a bottle of product may last me 18+ months.



I was inquiring about general shelf life expectations for pre-Polycharged products, including but not limited to the Ultima line.



I'm sorry...now I'm getting off topic of my own thread, but you're response got me thinking. Should I question the integrity of other products coming pre-Polycharged such as Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection *pre-boosted with Polycharger*?? If Ultima has the only designed chemical makeup to accept being pre-Polycharged??



I understand this is more of a Polycharger question than Perfect Shine question, I just wasn't sure where to post.



If need be I can ask one of the mods to move this post to the general product discussion forum.



thanks much
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Any product containing Polycharger would has been reformulated accept the Polycharger polymers.



Lynn
 
Lynn Phillips said:
That product has been reformulated using a modified emulsifier, which accepts Polycharger and has a shelf life of about a year.



Lynn
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Does the one year shelf life apply to Ultima products as well?
 
wannafbody said:
Does the one year shelf life apply to Ultima products as well?
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I assumed so...but I guess we'll wait to hear from Lynn for sure.



Heck, from the time of this post I Dawned my tires and put on 4 coats of Ultima Tire & Trim Guard Plus on my tires. Figured I'd might as well use it up, that little bottle will last a looong time.



Also...I just wanted to see how much sheen I can really get with many layers. I've read on the product desc that it just keeps building layers.



Tonight will be layer 5.
 
Curious about shelf life as well, as it does seem to last forever
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wannafbody said:
Does the one year shelf life apply to Ultima products as well?
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But what about other product lines coming out that are "pre-Polycharged" like Pinnacle, Four Star, etc...???



Polycharger seems to be making its way into anything from leather conditioners to sealants to liquid carnaubas. I've used a couple of these new pre-Polycharged products (including some from the Ulitma line) and love the results, in no way am I questioning the performance of these products.



But since I'm a hobbyist a bottle of product may last me 18+ months.



I was inquiring about general shelf life expectations for pre-Polycharged products, including but not limited to the Ultima line.



I'm sorry...now I'm getting off topic of my own thread, but you're response got me thinking. Should I question the integrity of other products coming pre-Polycharged such as Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection *pre-boosted with Polycharger*?? If Ultima has the only designed chemical makeup to accept being pre-Polycharged??



I understand this is more of a Polycharger question than Perfect Shine question, I just wasn't sure where to post.



If need be I can ask one of the mods to move this post to the general product discussion forum.



thanks much



Any product containing Polycharger would has been reformulated accept the Polycharger polymers.



Lynn
 
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