paint protection

Re: paint protection

Postby mad992 on Wed Apr 08, 2009 3:55 pm

nft5,ive never heard of this gear before is it a cut n polish or swirl remover or a wax ,what wax do u use nft5
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Re: paint protection

Postby rideflyski on Wed Sep 04, 2013 4:31 am

Too a degree paint protection does work, but buy it yourself off ebay for about 90.00 dollars and apply it as directed. Takes a couple of hours but leaves a great long lasting finish. Saves you around 800.00 bucks the dealers would charge. No skill required, any person with hands can do this!
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Re: paint protection

Postby Twitch94 on Sun Sep 29, 2013 9:38 am

If you see any kind of poo.. Bat poo or bird poo..

Get that shit off straight away, (Pun not intended)

It took my paint down to the bare metal! and stained my tube liner... Get that stuff off asap,
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Re: paint protection

Postby emjayar on Sun Sep 29, 2013 2:38 pm

Dylan 191 wrote:hey u got it ...silence of the lambs :twisted: :twisted:


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Re: paint protection

Postby NowForThe5th on Sat Jun 10, 2017 5:58 pm

A plethora of choices of where to post this, but here will do.

By and large, he tells it pretty straight.

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Re: paint protection

Postby Crash486 on Sat Jun 10, 2017 9:34 pm

Interesting video. Just as sensational as some of the product claims. I personally think you should maintain paintwork be that with waxes, sealants or coatings. People refer to them as LSP ( Last Stage Protection). They are sacrificial layers to add some protection from the environment. $2000 from a dealer, no thanks, diy you bet. A good detailer can generally remove swirls and scratches and will finish with a wax or sealant. Not sure whats in the current manual but there used to be a section on maintenance that included washing and waxing.

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