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$60 for 240ml (I think) bottle you need about 20ml for a regular sized car, so each bottle is enough to seal the car 12 times approx. (I'd say 9 to 10 times coz we all know that we're gonna be generous with applying it )

They sell it on carcareproducts.com.au (I am in no way affiliated with the site but I found they have an excellent range of professional grade stuff you won't find in autobarn, supercheap etc. Note that they have hardly anything from Meguiars which says a lot).

P.s. when I apply the stuff I'll write up a DIY for you guys.

teK-- wrote:P.s. when I apply the stuff I'll write up a DIY for you guys.

... and photos!

20mL, is that all?! wow.

Ric wrote:... and photos!

Photos won't do it justice. You gotta do the feel test.

Yeah, there's rarely more annoying things than having it rain the day after you put all that effort into a full detail.

Also another pet hate is right after you finish polishing just before a coat of wax is to be applied, a bird flies over and shits on your car.

Ric wrote:

teK-- wrote:P.s. when I apply the stuff I'll write up a DIY for you guys.

... and photos!

Of course Ric, what do you take me for!!! ...Actually I might post my DIY in plaintext on a local usenet group

teK-- wrote:Of course Ric, what do you take me for!!! ...Actually I might post my DIY in plaintext on a local usenet group

Watch were you're going with this... cos I'm going to refer you to 4chan's Rule 34...

The courier's ears must have been burning coz a package just arrived at my door. OK on the Optiseal bottle it says to use one Oz to protect 4-5 cars. There are 8Oz in a bottle so according to them it means one bottle can treat the car 32 to 40 cars.

I hope they aren't using a Mazda 2 series as units of measurement...

The other guys who are using this just apply 2 pumps of the spraybottle to smaller panels such as each door and quarter panel, and 3 to 4 pumps for the bonnet and roof especially as these are horizontal panels which need more protection. What I'll actually do is actually mark the fluid level on the bottle before and after I apply it for the first time to see how quickly I am going through it.

Can you tell me what ingredients are on the bottle? If there's silicon in it, only my personal opinion, but I wouldn't go near it.

usually happens to me also, spend half a day cleaning and then the next day it will rain.....like now in sydney

teK-- wrote:$60 for 240ml (I think) bottle you need about 20ml for a regular sized car, so each bottle is enough to seal the car 12 times approx. (I'd say 9 to 10 times coz we all know that we're gonna be generous with applying it )

They sell it on carcareproducts.com.au (I am in no way affiliated with the site but I found they have an excellent range of professional grade stuff you won't find in autobarn, supercheap etc. Note that they have hardly anything from Meguiars which says a lot).

hey tek
say what you like about meguirs. ask some of the sydney boys about the paint on my car and it is 10yrs old...

I'm not saying that Meguiars are a bad product but they are def not the best both in terms of performance and especially value for money. Look at any company that spends big money on advertising and sponsorships, and the same poor value for money is reflected in their products.

It's the same reason why we are driving Libertys and not some imported rebranded car like a lot of the Holden Korean cars.

+1 on how this stuff works.... keen!! *subscribed!*

(time to go shopping this weekend for a clay bar and some detailer....... never done this process before, always just wash and wax with me)

I haven't done it to a car yet either Digital, but I watched a mate clay his car and it's pretty much like using an eraser to rub out all the rough bits whilst using heaps of spray-on detailer to keep the clay wet. The finish has to be felt to be believed it's like touching glass.

The size of the clay piece is probably not bigger than 2/3 your palm size.