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Old 07-24-2015, 02:32 AM
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i have opti coat. it is wet looking but not warm looking.
Old 07-31-2015, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by mooty
to say a bird bomb will instantaneously stain paint is also incorrect
also, coating doesn't provide 100% protection against bird bomb either as my DD are all coated
Can you please quote where I ever posted that "a bird bomb will instantaneously stain paint"?

In all actuality, I've seen 1st hand instances where bird crap has stained paint permanently in a matter of hours. Regardless even if the car was freshly waxes or paint sealed.

Opti-Coat WILL prevent this from happening without any doubt. In the 6+ years I've been professionally installing it I've yet to see ANY kind of damage to the coating caused by bird and/or bugs and haven't read any complaints from others either.
Old 08-02-2015, 09:40 AM
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Couldn't agree more David. In my 40 years of wet-sanding and polishing cars, I have never seen anything as impressive ...when a P-car has been professionally polished/corrected then coated with Optimum Gloss Coat or Opti-Coat Pro/Pro+, it is undeniably the most impressive product available to the automobile enthusiast today.



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