Opti Seal

[Anthony O.]

Maybe I should have been clearer. Solvent in my question pertain to any solvent (i.e alcohol, water, oils).



So with this clarification will any of these substances effect OS curing or cause removal during the curing period?



The reason I asked IS because one must use caution during the polymer curing stage which is completely different than just drying or dissipation of the carrier agent. It as been noted by many OS users that slickness and appearance clues have/will increase as OS cures. Will these enhancements be interfered with by any substance (solvent) introduced during this vital period? After curing water would not longer be include in this list of solvents.



If so can one "burnish" with water, which has been used for years to promote wax leveling, gloss and depth (spit shine per se)?







Being such a new product would it not be nice to learn the what's and how's on achieving the best results. :nixweiss



CS can not be handled the before mention ways prior to curing.



TIA

David said before burnishing or "spit shinning" as many call it, one may want to wait at least 30 to 45 minutes.





Anthony

 

[imported_memnuts]

David said before burnishing or "spit shinning" as many call it, one may want to wait at least 30 to 45 minutes.





Anthony

Thank-you.

 

[thesacrifice]

is josh the official optiseal spokesperson?

 

[joshtpa]

No, that would be Scottwax and Anthony...Im just a happy new customer. You guys should be able to relate....Remember the last new products that came out.

 

[thesacrifice]

yea, but youre coming really close to being over the top. Chill out a little bit.

 

[joshtpa]

Dont read it then. I remember the same thing but moreso about the last "new product" that came out.

 

[Pennypacker]

I may be wrong, but I don't believe Scottwax is an actual spokesperson. He just did some of the beta-testing.

 

[joshtpa]

You are correct.

 

[wannafbody]

Holly Smokes! You mean there is solvant in my Coffee? LOL

Quite clever- anyway as I understand it some polymers are water soluble. That could make water a solvent-depending on the polymer system used.

 

[Ron Harris]

Quite clever- anyway as I understand it some polymers are water soluble. That could make water a solvent-depending on the polymer system used.

We gotta keep it loose around here. This stuff gets a little to serious sometimes.

Like a bunch of girls trying out for the cheer leading squad or something.

 

[imported_DieselMDX]

lol these threads kill me, see I solve all these problems I buy all of them

 

[wannafbody]

that's cool

 

[Scottwax]

No, that would be Scottwax and Anthony

Anthony did the work on this one, I just got a sneak peek before the release date. Besides, I thought I was the official Clearkote spokesman around here.

 

[wannafbody]

Anthony did the work on this one, I just got a sneak peek before the release date. Besides, I thought I was the official Clearkote spokesman around here.

:funnypost And Megs:woohoo:

 

[Pennypacker]

lol these threads kill me, see I solve all these problems I buy all of them

Hey, no fair! That's my strategy. :grinno:

 

[joshtpa]

Hey, no fair! That's my strategy. :grinno:

mine too. lol

 

[BlackElantraGT]

Yeah, someone does need to take a :chill:



He's just as bad, if not worse, than some of the Z heads on here.

 

[joshtpa]

Yeah, someone does need to take a :chill:



He's just as bad, if not worse, than some of the Z heads on here.

COmments like that are just not needed.

 

[SpoiledMan]

Both the CS and OS seem to be interesting products. I had to opportunity to play around with both today so I'll see how it goes. So far, I can't tell any difference other than drying time.