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Final Protection Product?
Posted by Bud Abraham
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Final Protection Product? February 20, 2006 02:23PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 3,550 |
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Re: Final Protection Product? February 20, 2006 09:20PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 64 |
<HTML>Depending on the service ordered, we would use.
1. vehicle that is only going through a "washall", an exterior wash, dry,light cleaning and vacuuming of interior and trunk, windows, wheels dressed, and spray wax added as a last touch, both to add gloss, and to take away any water runnings, spots.
2. second hand vehicle from dealer, that goes through a "Tuneup" program.
whole car looked through, including pollish, motor, full interior, down to spare wheel. whatever is needed to get vehicle into the showroom for sale. there after the pollish a liquid wax is also added by machine, and/or hand, to give the car a good gloss, and some protection..easier now for the dealar to take care of it. and sell it. and it shines bright in customers eyes.
3 New or second hand vehicle, usually a private customer, having a "master Treatment", the full program, whole car looked over, leather and fibers protected , and extra time spent on all small details, to leave the car back to the customer, as good as ever possible, a paint sealant is then applied in this program. because it has a longer durability, and protection.
we also sell a resealant program to the customers... 4 years of a sealed car to a slightly reduced price. after the first time, he/she then gets another 4 years to a reduced price, of the exterior sealant treatment.</HTML>
1. vehicle that is only going through a "washall", an exterior wash, dry,light cleaning and vacuuming of interior and trunk, windows, wheels dressed, and spray wax added as a last touch, both to add gloss, and to take away any water runnings, spots.
2. second hand vehicle from dealer, that goes through a "Tuneup" program.
whole car looked through, including pollish, motor, full interior, down to spare wheel. whatever is needed to get vehicle into the showroom for sale. there after the pollish a liquid wax is also added by machine, and/or hand, to give the car a good gloss, and some protection..easier now for the dealar to take care of it. and sell it. and it shines bright in customers eyes.
3 New or second hand vehicle, usually a private customer, having a "master Treatment", the full program, whole car looked over, leather and fibers protected , and extra time spent on all small details, to leave the car back to the customer, as good as ever possible, a paint sealant is then applied in this program. because it has a longer durability, and protection.
we also sell a resealant program to the customers... 4 years of a sealed car to a slightly reduced price. after the first time, he/she then gets another 4 years to a reduced price, of the exterior sealant treatment.</HTML>
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Re: Final Protection Product? March 07, 2006 05:49PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 86 |
<HTML>I use a paint sealant on most vehicles because it appears to last a little longer than regular waxes and I offer it as an optional product for an additional charge.
When it comes to detailing expensive sports cars, such as a black corvette, porsche or bmw, I will sometimes go with a coat of paste wax over top of the sealant. And that's about the only time I will actually layer products.</HTML>
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When it comes to detailing expensive sports cars, such as a black corvette, porsche or bmw, I will sometimes go with a coat of paste wax over top of the sealant. And that's about the only time I will actually layer products.</HTML>
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Re: Final Protection Product? June 09, 2009 01:02AM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 1,182 |
I use Zaino Z-2 Pro with the ZFX Flash Cure Accelerator. I use Z-CS Clear Seal sometimes but have found that it is not as slick as Z-2. Recently, instead of polishing first, I have used Z-AIO All In One ( applied by orbital ) and topped it with a coat of Z-2 Pro.
All of the above are sealants. They outlast waxes and resist commercial car washes better too. The shine is first-rate.
Doug
All of the above are sealants. They outlast waxes and resist commercial car washes better too. The shine is first-rate.
Doug
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