2022 Nexzett Glass Coating 200ml

William_Wallace

William_Wallace

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I have tried my fair share some of the windshield coating. Here are some I thought didn’t perform well and didn’t like carpro 30 & 40, gyeon, glassparency, Kamikaze, glass science

Ones that did work for Either durability or moving water quickly were Gtech, H2Go, aquapel.

I have purchased Nexzett recently in March and applied it to family and my own and have been impressed. It is the fastest water shedding product I have used personally. What I notice as a good indicator is 30-35 mph water should be moving. Also if the smaller mini sized beads of water move and not just regular sized rain drops you have a good one.

200 ml for $30 and most importantly easy application.

I have a few videos but they are failing to up load. Nexzett has a few gems this, the inside detailer, ac vent cleaner and the shoe polish type product for rubber seals
 
William_Wallace- Hey, I really appreciated your posting the above! You`ve tried enough of `em to know your subject, and the way you summarized your experiences put the NextZett in proper perspective. And I *really* liked reading that "easy application" :D

And BTW, I wholeheartedly agree about their other products that you mentioned.
 
Hey this is great, I have been reading through the forums for a glass product lately. I have always used RainX as it is sooo cheap and so easy to apply as often as you want. I have been doing my car windows before and run out, and just slipped to the store for more. RainX is sold everywhere! But I was wondering if any new product has jumped out above the rest here in 2022??
So this is a winner then?
 
@ Guz if it’s moving at 40 or above initially or if has a major drop after 60 days I won’t purchase again.

@rain X I consider it a win at 5$ too.

I have had some surprisingly good recent products I tried the Sonax spray coating Scholls S2 black and nexzett. Also dump a bottle of Bestline oil additive in due to YouTube project farm. I did have 1 dud white diamond graphene bought from Walmart and returned it
 
Yeah, the RainX isn`t, IME, *bad* stuff, but it always leaves me wishing it were just a little bit better, like a bit more/easier water movement, and some better durability when it`s hit with Glass Cleaner. The previous owner of my Crown Vic used it to help with a terrible wiper-windshield situation, and I`ve just kept using it because it`s so cheap and easy.

William_Wallace- It sounds like you maybe see the RainX the way I do, so how would you say it compares to the Nextzett?
 
Accumulator said:
Yeah, the RainX isn`t, IME, *bad* stuff, but it always leaves me wishing it were just a little bit better, like a bit more/easier water movement, and some better durability when it`s hit with Glass Cleaner. The previous owner of my Crown Vic used it to help with a terrible wiper-windshield situation, and I`ve just kept using it because it`s so cheap and easy.

William_Wallace- It sounds like you maybe see the RainX the way I do, so how would you say it compares to the Nextzett?
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rainx always moves the water well. Nexzett was surprisingly faster. Whenever I remove window coating I always use paper towels or cotton cloth I stole that from GTECH and I see better durability.
 
Interesting. I might look into this once I am done with my Opti-Glass Coating.

I have used a number of other glass sealants and coatings as well.

So far while not the most hydrophobic the Opti-Glass Coating has been the most durable and consistent long term. But it is kind of pain to apply compared to other solutions.


The other option I have been considering is GYEON Q2 QuickView
 
Setec Astronomy said:
Really? I always found it super-easy to apply, my problem was that the sprayer would clog up.
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My issue with Opti-Glass Coating has been the removal after letting it haze.

Even if I only let it sit 30 seconds or so (basically apply to half the windshield and remove) or left it sit for 1-3 minutes the haze is always a paint to remove.

If I use a light spritz of water/glass cleaner / Opti Clean & Protect it is fairly easy to remove the haze. But the spritz of water is not part of the official installation methods. Thus my one issue.
 
TroyScherer said:
My issue with Opti-Glass Coating has been the removal after letting it haze.

Even if I only let it sit 30 seconds or so (basically apply to half the windshield and remove) or left it sit for 1-3 minutes the haze is always a pain to remove.
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I never had that problem, I always found it easier to remove than other glass products. I got it when it first came out, maybe it`s changed.
 
William_Wallace said:
@ Guz if it’s moving at 40 or above initially or if has a major drop after 60 days I won’t purchase again.
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Got it. Tough ask for any glass coating especially if the wipers are used pretty often.

TroyScherer said:
My issue with Opti-Glass Coating has been the removal after letting it haze.

Even if I only let it sit 30 seconds or so (basically apply to half the windshield and remove) or left it sit for 1-3 minutes the haze is always a paint to remove.

If I use a light spritz of water/glass cleaner / Opti Clean & Protect it is fairly easy to remove the haze. But the spritz of water is not part of the official installation methods. Thus my one issue.
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Agreed that it is not the easiest to remove. It is decent but there are much better products these days.
 
William_Wallace said:
@troy try the old coating trick reapply alittle product might soften it up on removing.
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Heh heh, I see the old "like removes like" still holds true in these modern times :D

FWIW, I remove my RainX with the Griot`s polypropylene window wipes. And "yeah, me too" with regard to sometimes still using cotton towels on glass. I find those are also great for getting the worst of the winter salt-film off.
 
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