teflon
Grand Poobah
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: St. Augustine Hurricane Land
Re: teflon (DAKING)
I had it done once but since i had to heat my car to 621 degrees farenheit to make it stick i just had a teflon coated puddle left .
I'm being sarcastic . The only way they can even get teflon to stay on pans is to bake it on . The FTC is currently sueing the manufacturers of teflon wax products for this false advertising . It affords no protection whatsoever .
I'm being sarcastic . The only way they can even get teflon to stay on pans is to bake it on . The FTC is currently sueing the manufacturers of teflon wax products for this false advertising . It affords no protection whatsoever .
Racer
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Shelby Township MI
Re: teflon (DAKING)
I had a professional apply paint sealant w/teflon to one of my cars years ago. While I can't technically comment on it, I can tell you that I had an good experience that I chalked up to a teflon sealant application. I had my car parked in a driveway of someone who was paintng the inside of his gargage. The paint coming of the roller was picked-up by wind gusts and I ended up with Latex paint specs all over my car. The surfaces that were teflon sealant protected cleaned up nicely with very liitle work. Other painted and waxed surfaces, like the front bumper, did not clean-up without an incredible effort (which ended up with swirl and scratch marks (from cleaning) in the clearcoat). My 2¢.
Grand Poobah
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: St. Augustine Hurricane Land
Re: teflon (BobbyO)
I had a professional apply paint sealant w/teflon to one of my cars years ago. While I can't technically comment on it, I can tell you that I had an good experience that I chalked up to a teflon sealant application. I had my car parked in a driveway of someone who was paintng the inside of his gargage. The paint coming of the roller was picked-up by wind gusts and I ended up with Latex paint specs all over my car. The surfaces that were teflon sealant protected cleaned up nicely with very liitle work. Other painted and waxed surfaces, like the front bumper, did not clean-up without an incredible effort (which ended up with swirl and scratch marks (from cleaning) in the clearcoat). My 2¢.
Pro
Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 723
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From: Little Rock AR
Re: teflon (Saint Aug Dog)
There are many forms of teflon. Check this thread out... http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=590449
check out ketches response.
[Modified by RockeVette95, 3:25 PM 8/11/2003]
check out ketches response.
[Modified by RockeVette95, 3:25 PM 8/11/2003]
