Looks like it did pretty well for a daily with not much garage time. I’ve done several cars with it over the years. Did a highlander which is garage kept and it still doing good after 3 years and 28k. For the $ and a diy formula it’s tough to beat.
Yeah as long as you buy it during one of their mega sales, it’s worth it. Super easy to apply but also super picky on the cure time. If you don’t let it fully cure for atleast 48 hrs, i guarantee it will fail well before the one year mark. That being said, i have seen it fail prematurely even when applied 100% correctly so i think there may be some quality control issues.
Thank you sir!! My grandfather is my hero and made me who I am today. This 2007 Lexus RX350 was in my first RU-vid video ever (12 years ago). I still remember waiting up for him as a kid after he’d come home from an overtime shift at the cedar mill on the Fraser River
I've tried this one amazon coating at 25 bucks and ist doing better than this and it put it on 2 yrs ago. maybe 22 months. It was that Foretoo graphene coating. it had a 10 yr durability which i doubt but for 25 bucks, its still performs 90% at 2 yrs later
In my opinion, the results were just ok. It’s holding up decent after a year especially with no maintenance. I’m not mad considering I paid less than $50 for it. In my experience, TW ceramic holds up for a max of about 8 months with 2 coats applied.
I have watched other reviews of other detailers, I am not ready to buy this product. Plus it is made in a communist country, which I try to avoid. To me there are other coatings I wish to try, such as BC 1 & DYI coatings. I use a water spot remover after I wash, seems to help bring back the coating? Thank you for your reviews...
Lot’s of great DIY coatings out there in $80 to $120 range. I used water spot remover off camera on the lower half’s of the front door; I only saw a minor improvement
