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Some good Opti Coat videos
Obsessive Detail:
I've had quite a few people ask me for some good videos on how to correctly apply Opti Coat. I will checking out Youtube and ran across some pretty decent videos and figured this would help some people out.
Here are a few Youtube videos with an explanation of Opti Coat and how to correctly apply it.............
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKWV54XtIq4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7hrSl6MnF4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wC8373erSk
Also, if you are wanting to order some.......... :whisp: You can find it here! http://stores.theragshack.com/-strse-141/Optimum-Opti-Coat-2.0/Detail.bok
Blown F-150:
Thanks for posting Justin.
Just one question, in the video, he seems to be using a lot of product after priming the pad.
The only thing really have to compare against are other videos and written instructions where they say to only use a couple of drops per panel.
Thoughts?
Obsessive Detail:
--- Quote from: Blown F-150 on January 16, 2013, 08:29:58 PM ---Thanks for posting Justin.
Just one question, in the video, he seems to be using a lot of product after priming the pad.
The only thing really have to compare against are other videos and written instructions where they say to only use a couple of drops per panel.
Thoughts?
--- End quote ---
I also tend to add more product like on the video, I always make sure that I'm getting as good coverage as possible. Optimum is no recommending using 10cc for one vehicle, so going by that, you are going to use some more than originally suggested.
Blown F-150:
Great info. I have to wait till spring for it to warm up before I do the Edge.
Is it OK to put a was or sealant on top of Opti-Coat? or pointless?
Obsessive Detail:
I wouldn't even bother putting on a sealant or wax because it won't bond very well. I apply either optimum spray wax or instant Detailer every so often if I want some extra gloss.
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