Re: Poliseal and BFWD

[Peanuthead]

has anyone here used Poliseal then followed it up with BFWD? Just curious as if to if there are bonding issue or not.

 

[dschribs]

Good question. I was thinking of this very process this coming weekend.



Anyone?

 

[E300Diesel]

Subscribed.

 

[imported_DJ Mayo]

No bonding issues at all. Great combo.

 

[Peanuthead]

Thank you, DJ! Thank you for the recommendation of Detailed Image too.

 

[Envious Eric]

you should always try it out yourself as well



split the hood, polish both, use IPA/water mix a few times to remove anything on one side, then wax the whole thing and view your results over the next few months while washing/it rains

 

[Peanuthead]

you should always try it out yourself as well



split the hood, polish both, use IPA/water mix a few times to remove anything on one side, then wax the whole thing and view your results over the next few months while washing/it rains

I don't have months to wait to see "if" it works. I have 1 shot at it.

 

[a.k.a. Patrick]

If you have "one" shot (basically two applications) why not use a dedicated polish like Optimum Polish II, then seal with the BF? Doesnt sound like you have a lot of time for general maintenance?

 

[Peanuthead]

Patrick, I may do that too. My GF lives 3.5 hours away so my time is limited to detail her SUV.

 

[jaynick808]

so far so good for me... poli-seal acts like any paint cleaner for me, meaning it cleans the paint and leaves a nice clean smooth surface that the LSP can easily spread and bond to, but also more importantly buffs off extra easy. i havent done any scientific testing or anything to back this up its just from my good experiences so far with poliseal topped with bfwd,#845,megs#16,UPGP,4*UPP all with no issues.

i have yet to try zaino over it(its my most finnicky LSP), i will this week though cause i found an extra bottle of z2 and z5 that i mustve forgot about that needs to be used before my lame ZFX dries up (i hate the zfx system!!)