Originally Posted By Aeroman
Originally Posted By Rbt Aero8
It was the article in Octane that made me think about Gtechniq. The MGB which it had been applied to looked particularly glossy. coffee


Sorry Robert, I thought that was adding something new to the info. gloomy

Originally Posted By Rbt Aero8
Have just spoken to Gtechniq. Very helpful but not quite a straightforward application.

Apparently the C1 Crystal lacquer needs to be applied by a professional detailer. It can if handled wrongly crystallise onto paintwork needing sanding down to remove it! gloomy

Think I will stick to Zymol or Supaguard! sunny


I don't know if you've seen this guys site, he wet-sands the cars when detailing to remove orange-peel, particularly on BMW's. frown

I must say that he gets some excellent results and he is highly praised on PH, but it looks fairly drastic to me.

Maybe Russell can tell us more about what is involved with ProTech and how it works and how it is different to the Zymol/Swissvax or Zaino products? Their site is not very explanatory and won't accept our postcode either, so I don't know who applies it locally?

Best regards

Brian

P.S. Scotland's too far to go to look at your PorTech'ed Aero 8 wink


Thanks Brian,

I agree wet-sanding to remove orange peel seems a bit drastic from my point of view too!

Will see what Russell has to add as regards advantages of Protech over Swissvax/Zymol.

Suspect that the law of diminishing returns applies on the polishing front! spend

Regards,

Robert flag


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