Now that winter is arriving what will you be doing to protect your vehicle? I'm looking for some ideas. I was thinking of going with a few coats of 845 but I'm interested to hear what you will be doing. - Jordan
Best stuff you can possibly get IMO. Its amazing what this stuff is capable of doing for being a sealant. For quick reference its the Polymer Net Shield (in case PNS didnt register) Since August, we have gone thru 5 bottles of this stuff on customers vehicles. Everyone loves it.
I have the original Opti-Guard (Pro) on my Grand Cherokee, pushing 2 years and it is looking great ! I dont think there is anything I can do to improve it. . Have heard some people are putting Sonax Polymer Net Shield over it and maybe I will try it... But I remember Optimum saying that nothing sticks to this coating, so while it may be fun to put stuff on it, it is not going to be there long... I have used a lot of Sonax Polymer NetShield on at least a dozen German cars, a hand-full of domestics, and this stuff is really good ! I like the ease of application and wipeoff, and other than being not slippery, but more of the opposite on initial application, its just perfect... Incredible beading, gloss, looks like it will stay on for longer than anything else I have used that is not a real coating... Dan F
I just did my vehicles with Duragloss 501/601 combo for the winter and maintain with D156. PNS is def. in my next purchase, heard to many good things about it.
Planning on using PNS on both vehicles this year and maintain it with Hydro2. I need to get this done soon. It's already gettting cold in VA.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who likes the PNS!! I ordered one bottle then had to order the deal DD has with the buy 2 and get BS free which I just use with drying. But I will probably have to apply it once or twice this winter.