STAR Guard paint protection
30 January 2014, 09:49 PM
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30 January 2014, 10:08 PM
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Doesn't really tell you too much.
If it's a ceramic glass coating then all well and good as long as the prep work is carried out properly before hand.
The paint needs to be totally spotless. Ie clayed, machine polished, IPA wipedown before it's applied as anything that's left on a panel will be sealed under the glass coat and unable to be removed easily.
That's if it is a ceramic glass coat lol
If it's a ceramic glass coating then all well and good as long as the prep work is carried out properly before hand.
The paint needs to be totally spotless. Ie clayed, machine polished, IPA wipedown before it's applied as anything that's left on a panel will be sealed under the glass coat and unable to be removed easily.
That's if it is a ceramic glass coat lol
14 April 2014, 04:35 PM
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Doesn't really tell you too much.
If it's a ceramic glass coating then all well and good as long as the prep work is carried out properly before hand.
The paint needs to be totally spotless. Ie clayed, machine polished, IPA wipedown before it's applied as anything that's left on a panel will be sealed under the glass coat and unable to be removed easily.
That's if it is a ceramic glass coat lol
If it's a ceramic glass coating then all well and good as long as the prep work is carried out properly before hand.
The paint needs to be totally spotless. Ie clayed, machine polished, IPA wipedown before it's applied as anything that's left on a panel will be sealed under the glass coat and unable to be removed easily.
That's if it is a ceramic glass coat lol
The car needs to be swirl and imperfection free prior to any type of enhancement or protection. I've applied Auto Glym Life Shine which is pretty much the same as what Merc are offering and in all honesty dependent on how the car is treated etc, it can last on the outside around 3-6months which is nothing by comparison to a good detail and correctly carried out safe washes on the car's bodywork. Safe wash in the sense of no acid products, PH Nuteral shampoo, no traffic and film remover etc.
I remember why my mrs went to buy her Ford Fiesta and they tried to sell the same and i asked how long it takes them...their reply, around 1-hour. a correction and detail takes anywhere from 2-days plus...just wondered how they did it in one hour
Any questions please ask
14 April 2014, 05:27 PM
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yeah ive booked it in 2 weeks after ive got it for a Polish Angel Cosmic 9hr treatment, Guys needs it for 2 days for the stuff to cure.
Hes local to me and I know does a proper job/detail
Hes local to me and I know does a proper job/detail
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16 April 2014, 07:34 AM
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Just sick of waiting for the car now, keep having to hammer with wife's down the motorway,
Zafira touring turbo is ok but it's no Subaru or sexy A45
Roll on July 14th
Zafira touring turbo is ok but it's no Subaru or sexy A45
Roll on July 14th
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