Cal Tex Paint Sealant
04-13-2007, 12:09 PM
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Cal Tex Paint Sealant
Boat arrived this morning! Dealer is offering a paint sealant treatment....
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Has anyone got experience of this? There is very limited information on the web site. I am fed up with water stains from all the irrigation around here, but I like polishing my cars.....
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Has anyone got experience of this? There is very limited information on the web site. I am fed up with water stains from all the irrigation around here, but I like polishing my cars.....
04-13-2007, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by spr10r
Boat arrived this morning! Dealer is offering a paint sealant treatment....
.
Has anyone got experience of this? There is very limited information on the web site. I am fed up with water stains from all the irrigation around here, but I like polishing my cars.....
HTML Code:
http://www.resistall.com/professional/chemical/sun_page.asp
Has anyone got experience of this? There is very limited information on the web site. I am fed up with water stains from all the irrigation around here, but I like polishing my cars.....
04-13-2007, 04:00 PM
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They should offer it to you for FREE!!!!!
Stay away from the magical lotions and potions that come out of a drum...Pure dealer F&I profit makers..It's all about them, finding suckers to sign-up
Stay away from the magical lotions and potions that come out of a drum...Pure dealer F&I profit makers..It's all about them, finding suckers to sign-up
04-13-2007, 04:48 PM
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if you dont like to detail your own car.
spend 1 good day and get some nice polish/cleaner then wax on it.
after that, easy wash and spray on wax will tie you over for 6-10 month.
dont do the cal tex thing, most likely do more harm than good.
spend 1 good day and get some nice polish/cleaner then wax on it.
after that, easy wash and spray on wax will tie you over for 6-10 month.
dont do the cal tex thing, most likely do more harm than good.
