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It's an awesome spray on sealant. Most spray on sealants we use look great and offer some protection. However I think the Opti-Seal is probably the only spray on sealant that I would trust alone to protect my paint. So it's very durable, especially considering it is a spray on product. Best of all it's easy to use, just spray it on and spread it with an applicator and you are done. It dries clear and requires no removal! Best of all it's on sale today only or you can use your 10% off coupon on it any other day.
Today's Daily special (March 14, 2009) is Optimum (OPT) Opti-Seal.
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Regular Price for 8 oz is $24.99. Today's price is $18.74!
Let me know if you have any questions.
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Today's Daily special (March 14, 2009) is Optimum (OPT) Opti-Seal.
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Regular Price for 8 oz is $24.99. Today's price is $18.74!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Greg @ Detailed Image
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As for the order of application you are very close to what I would recommend. The only thing I would do differently is apply the sealant and then wax. Therefore it would look like this Wash, Clay, Wash, Polish, Seal, Wax, etc. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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The reason I initially asked this question is because I have an SUV that I don't have a lot of time to put a full detail in to. For me, I would be doing a wash, paint cleaning and then would want to put on the Opti-Seal. Hope this process would work?
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The Opti-Seal should be perfect for this type of situation. It's probably the most efficient application process of any durable sealant we have used. It should help you complete a quality detail very quickly. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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If you don't have alot of time or don't want to spend too much time for waxing a big SUV I would also highly recommend Colinite 476S as it is very easy to apply and lasts a very long time between coats. It is pretty much the longest lasting and best protecting sealant/wax on the market and best of all it is pretty cheap $16-$18 for a tin. Since it lasts so long it is perfect for someone with not much time to dedicate to waxing as you can get 3-6 months protection with each application and only need to wax your car maybe 2 or 3 times a year.
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I recently picked up a bottle of Opti-Seal a short while back and 2 weeks ago I did a wash with Optimum No-Rinse Wash & Shine, a layer with Opti-Seal, and then another pass with Optimum Car Wax. I'm planning on washing it again with ONR and applying another layer of OOS as soon as it stops raining!
What I like about OOS is that it seems to leave the paint really slick -- felt more so than the wax actually. As for how my car is holding up with the rain, it is staying fairly clean, minus the truck/rear bumper area where it always seems to collect dirt... but cleanup should go really quick and easy.
What I like about OOS is that it seems to leave the paint really slick -- felt more so than the wax actually. As for how my car is holding up with the rain, it is staying fairly clean, minus the truck/rear bumper area where it always seems to collect dirt... but cleanup should go really quick and easy.
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I recently picked up a bottle of Opti-Seal a short while back and 2 weeks ago I did a wash with Optimum No-Rinse Wash & Shine, a layer with Opti-Seal, and then another pass with Optimum Car Wax. I'm planning on washing it again with ONR and applying another layer of OOS as soon as it stops raining!
What I like about OOS is that it seems to leave the paint really slick -- felt more so than the wax actually. As for how my car is holding up with the rain, it is staying fairly clean, minus the truck/rear bumper area where it always seems to collect dirt... but cleanup should go really quick and easy.
What I like about OOS is that it seems to leave the paint really slick -- felt more so than the wax actually. As for how my car is holding up with the rain, it is staying fairly clean, minus the truck/rear bumper area where it always seems to collect dirt... but cleanup should go really quick and easy.
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