teflon polish

[cusco kid]

hello  guys just in case you have not seen the thread about TEFLON POLISH i will tell you about this product i was given a tin of this polish about a month ago by my son who has his own valleting company. i tried it and was astonished by the results the valleters at my work( mercedes garage) said its the best they have ever seen  they use auto-glym normaly . this speeds up  polishing secondhand and new cars by 50% you can also use it on glass inc w/screen rain just explodes like rain ex but on road wheekls its brilliant no more brake dust sticking to your expensive pff 7s ///retail price is £12 discount price for box of 12 is £8ea if somewone wants to organise the purtchase through me i can send the polish to them or i can arrange single tins to be sent out +postage  regards  geo

[darren_bray]

I have just been on detailing world and from what i could gather teflon is a very brittle coating one scratch and it falls to bits, most say use nattys blue or collinite 915 waxes which is what i use and is excellent for that deep wet look, if you want to see ive done a thread with pics just below this thread

[cusco kid]

I will apologise in advance if i am going to upset you////// Hi m8 this is a polish for your normal subaru driver who wants a quick ,not 5 hours slogging away detailing  as you call it A finish that lasts a wee while, easy to use gives good water repelent qualities cleans windows stops brake dust sticking etc. I have seen the results of this product and if it impresses me and merc valleters, merc  and subaru lovers in scotland then its good enough for me in my opinion ,and for most owners a car is there to be used not sat in a garage looking well polished. just to add, teflon is not a brittle coating, tell that to DU- PONT I used teflon for 20 years in rallying  in  the scottish championship , used it in my high performance police training traffic cars at the tulliallan police college, IF its good enough for milltary jet fighters , airliners, tanks, hellycopters , NEED I SAY ANY MORE  GEO

[darren_bray]

Just spoke to a valeting friend, he says all well and good but with teflon you need a 100% pure and clean surface because any impurities will get bonded along with the teflon plus if you change your mind and wish to use something else it has to be completely taken off otherwise any other kind of wax or polish wont bond to the paint surface

For ease of use and protection a good quality wax is just the same, the only reason mine took 5 hours was me taking my time, it's a new car so some surface blemishes needed attending to not to mention very few cars are polished correctly anyway 

 If you believe in your product that much go to detailing world and ask their opinion, it will be just as unbiased as mine is

 
Next wash and polish will be more like 30 minutes to an hour tops 

Poorboys super suds&wax

Meguiars crystal polish

Turtle wax top gloss sealant

Collinite 915 marque d'elegance wax

 
And scratch x to take off some marring that the machine polisher previously left
 

 

[cusco kid]

tell you what m8 you continue detailing  and tell your friend why not try some/ my son owns his own valleting company  so he knows a little about cleaning cars merc bmw porsche ferrari lambos etc geo/// i forgot to add UNITED STATES USE IT ON SHIPS ot repel salt corrision on aircraft carriers and jets,/////  and just to put this to rest there is no bonding agent in this product/////