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Safety Car
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From: Southeast, WI
The old version was too abrasive for me to use, but the reformulated version is actually super nice for a readily available paint sealant. It is an AIO, but guess what, most people need an AIO for their daily driver. The durability is very good too. I did a comparison on one of the detailing forums and it beat out Optimum Poliseal, Finish Kare's FK215 and hung right there with Zaino's AIO.
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Safety Car
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 4,546
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From: Southeast, WI
Interesting reading the comments. Instead of ordering stuff or making special trips, I can just pick up my next wax/sealant when I am grocery shopping. That's a win win.
Just saw they offer a spray wax "Cling" to use between waxes. May try it just to see. But, still like Griots sprays, and Rejex too.
Just saw they offer a spray wax "Cling" to use between waxes. May try it just to see. But, still like Griots sprays, and Rejex too.
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C7 of the Year - Unmodified Finalist 2021
Interesting reading the comments. Instead of ordering stuff or making special trips, I can just pick up my next wax/sealant when I am grocery shopping. That's a win win.
Just saw they offer a spray wax "Cling" to use between waxes. May try it just to see. But, still like Griots sprays, and Rejex too.
Just saw they offer a spray wax "Cling" to use between waxes. May try it just to see. But, still like Griots sprays, and Rejex too.
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 16,023
Likes: 1,645
From: Toronto, Canada
C7 of the Year - Unmodified Finalist 2021
