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Had to look that up...never heard of it. It's a "paint sealant".
IMO...worthless add-on that dealers make a lot of money on. Along with the interior protectant, etched glass, nitrogen tires, etc. Regular washing and a good quality wax is the best protection you can give modern day clear coat paints. Again, my opinion only, others may disagree.
I did have 3M clear vinyl protection added to the front of my car (hood, fenders, mirror caps) when I lived in Alaska because of all the unpaved roads. It did a very good job of keeping the front of the car clear of most tiny rock chips.
IMO...worthless add-on that dealers make a lot of money on. Along with the interior protectant, etched glass, nitrogen tires, etc. Regular washing and a good quality wax is the best protection you can give modern day clear coat paints. Again, my opinion only, others may disagree.
I did have 3M clear vinyl protection added to the front of my car (hood, fenders, mirror caps) when I lived in Alaska because of all the unpaved roads. It did a very good job of keeping the front of the car clear of most tiny rock chips.
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Paint sealant? I use the Paint Sealant product from Adam's Polishes. Easy on, easy off, lasts long enough that I do it twice a year. If the weather is good enough in December when I get my new Superduty I'll be putting this stuff on it after waiting a couple weeks.
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