Re: Paint Protect - 365 Day Durability
Thank's Guz...that was my thought to..I haven't been on here in a couple years so I'm getting back into the swing of things..
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Re: Paint Protect - 365 Day Durability
Can't go wrong with either one. The main difference is that M205 has more correcting power where as UP has more polishing oils. For me personally it would be M205.
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As far as polish goes..Mirror glaze or Ultimate polish..I know Mirror glaze is on the professional level...
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It's not about being better. Each line is targeted to a specific market. 365 is another paint protection product. It would be used in place of any wax. It's designed to be a stand alone product. If you put it over a wax it could change the longevity of it since it's not bonding to the paint but rather on top of something else. So you may not see it last the 52+ washes. If you put a wax over it, then you don't see the water beading effects of it. You see the water beading or sheeting of whatever product is applied on top. Think of it this way. 365 is meant to be used by someone who doesn't have the time to wax their vehicle multiple times a year. One would apply this and then maintain with just a normal wash.
The gloss comes from polishing and not by a wax or sealant (synthetic wax). The wax or sealant is meant to protect the work one has done. Now a wax or sealant can change the appearance of the painted surface. 365 will not alter the appearance.
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Re: Paint Protect - 365 Day Durability
Originally posted by The Guz View PostThat's sad to hear. Brake Dust Barrier is a very good product and very durable. It had it's quirks. Although D156 is easy to use and can be used after every car wash. Based on the MSDS it can survive the high temps generated from that area. It worked well on wheels when I was using it prior to the coating I am now using.
Ultimate Polish is still available. I see it locally all the time. In my honest opinion just use 365 as a stand alone product as it was intended to take full advantage of it's properties. That's what I have done as I am testing it out. If you top it, you have essentially changed the surface tension to that of the topper. If you are looking for gloss then polish prior to applying as 365 will not add shine or gloss. If your car is light in color there is no difference in appearance from 365, M21 or UW to the naked eye.
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Cellphone shots
^ Just cleaned it up with D114
^ I didn't clay, polish or anything, just did a waterless wash and put paint protect on on the side view mirror. I picked it up at Oreily's today and was eager to try it out.
Also, as I was opening up the bottle, I got some on my sweater and went to run errands with it on my sweater. Smells pretty good, but toxic, nonetheless. I then went to wash my hands hours later with the liquid still on my sweater. I checked if my sweater beaded water and yes it it did lol. (not recommending it be put on one's clothes btw)
I can neither confirm nor deny that I did, but when in doubt, read the label on the back of the bottle.
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Originally posted by Michael Stoops View PostUnfortunately, Brake Dust Barrier has been discontinued. D156 Synthetic Express Spray Wax is commonly used on wheels for the very reasons being discussed here. It's quick and easy to apply, leaves no residue behind in tight areas, and is extremely durable. D156 would be our first recommendation for someone looking to wax their wheels.
Originally posted by 02Rodeo View PostIs it better to wax before or after pp365...and is Ultimate Polish still available...I do see Mirror glaze in stores now..
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You would want to wax AFTER applying PP365, and letting it cure.
It's not required though, just personal preference.
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Originally posted by Michael Stoops View PostUnfortunately, Brake Dust Barrier has been discontinued.
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Originally posted by JKUCSMA View PostI was wondering if the Paint protect would keep brake dust from sticking to the wheels, so it would be easier to remove?
Originally posted by davey g-force View PostIt would certainly help, but I think there would be better products for that.
BDB (Brake Dust Barrier) is made just for what you mentioned.
Also, even though it's durable, PP365 is not very slick (I hear), so another sealant like UW might be better at repelling brake dust.
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Originally posted by davey g-force View PostIt would certainly help, but I think there would be better products for that.
BDB (Brake Dust Barrier) is made just for what you mentioned.
Also, even though it's durable, PP365 is not very slick (I hear), so another sealant like UW might be better at repelling brake dust.
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It would certainly help, but I think there would be better products for that.
BDB (Brake Dust Barrier) is made just for what you mentioned.
Also, even though it's durable, PP365 is not very slick (I hear), so another sealant like UW might be better at repelling brake dust.
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