Sonax polymer net

I've been watching a lot of the Ammo NYC videos lately, picking up lots of little detailing tips. One of the things Larry mentions quite is a bit is how his Skin product can be layered. Has anyone tried layering PNS, would it add more protection or are they totally distinct products?

 

I have layered Adams Spray Sealant to ensure even coverage and a nice coat. PNS was designed to top coatings but is also a great stand alone LSP. I think layering it would ensure full and even coverage and therefore you might get a bit more longevity out of it.

 

Love this stuff, it is my go to sealant!

 

Used it for the first time this past weekend and wow is it easy to use! And alittle bit goes a long way.

 

The Net Shield is an amazing product. It beads like the best coatings if not better and looks great. I got about 3 solid months out of it before I could detect any fall off in beading.

 

i picked up some of this a month ago now and i was really impressed with it at first but found out that it definitely doesnt last as long as they say it will. I was very disappointed in how long it lasted i applied it twice now in the last month because after one or two washes at most it stops beading like it did when i first put it on. Not really too sure if theres a special way to put it on but ive been detailing for a long time and never had a product work as well as this does but also never had a product fail this quickly either sad to say but i doubt ill be buying another bottle or even telling anyone about it.

 

Water beading and protection, read this thread.

http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/waxes-sealants/32274-tight-water-beading.html

 

Are you applying the PNS directly to paint (via IPA wipedown or some other product like CarPro Eraser), or are you topping another product with the PNS?

 

These sound like very atypical results. I've been getting 4 months easy and still beads 6 months later while being maintained with sonax brilliant shine detailer.

 

I am going to use this for the first time this weekend. From what I have read/seen it is a wipe on/wipe off sealent? Is there a curing time ?
Thanks
Chad

 

No cure time, don't let it dry on the surface or it'll be tough to remove.