Optimum X

Alfisti · 03-22-08, 07:53

Saw this over at Optimum forum. A new product several years in the making for pros.

Video of a possible Pro Product - Optimum Forum

OPTIMUM X - Optimum Forum

Looks fascinating!

Scottwax · 03-22-08, 02:35

It appears to sheet like crazy.

jshillin · 03-22-08, 02:53

Looks promising.

keep_it_clean · 03-22-08, 03:47

dang video wont work for me

got it working.
very interesting

BigAl3 · 03-22-08, 04:43

sweet, always look forward to what Optimum has coming out!

rwisejr · 03-22-08, 05:04

Hmm something to keep an eye out for !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SVR · 03-22-08, 07:20

Might be the only product thats any good. Nothing has impressed me at all so far
The trouble is that he's focusing on polymers, not glass or anything else.
The best polymers have been bought and patented years ago. The step forward is in glass and others

They were using the wrong type of rinse method on that video and aiming the water at the paint (thats not the way you do it)
Even if it did sheet like that then, how long will that last
And is it any more powerful than other sealers

rydawg · 03-22-08, 07:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by SVR

Might be the only product thats any good. Nothing has impressed me at all so far
The trouble is that he's focusing on polymers, not glass or anything else.
The best polymers have been bought and patented years ago. The step forward is in glass and others

They were using the wrong type of rinse method on that video and aiming the water at the paint (thats not the way you do it)
Even if it did sheet like that then, how long will that last
And is it any more powerful than other sealers

What do you mean by glass?

integritydetail · 03-22-08, 07:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by SVR

Might be the only product thats any good. Nothing has impressed me at all so far
The trouble is that he's focusing on polymers, not glass or anything else.
The best polymers have been bought and patented years ago. The step forward is in glass and others

They were using the wrong type of rinse method on that video and aiming the water at the paint (thats not the way you do it)
Even if it did sheet like that then, how long will that last
And is it any more powerful than other sealers

Are you a product development advisor? Should impressing you be a goal of OPT?
What is the rinse method you speak of and why? What do you mean by "glass and others"? What do you mean by powerful (durability)?

It's a pro-only product with a learning curve application. Durability on test panels is beading well at over a year.

I have gotten great results from most of OPT's line, how do I get some samples of this new technology you speak of. I don't want to be left behind!

Dent's & Details · 03-22-08, 07:59

Glassplexin.

Glare has a new pre polish product out that softens the clear making it all melt together and smooth out the clear when you apply friction to it.

rydawg · 03-22-08, 08:01

That's scary.

Alfisti · 03-22-08, 08:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by SVR

Even if it did sheet like that then, how long will that last
And is it any more powerful than other sealers

You'll find your answer in the first link if you read it.

In it he states that some of the first test panels are still going strong after 3 years.

Be impressed!