Display Morehere is a question I would love if someone could answer. In my web research on the "what is the best wax" question here is one product that has popped up as very highly rated several times:
Liquid Glass LG-100
here it is on Amazon - please check it out
Now, what I want to know is why that link says it is not available for sale in the State of California?
as a side note it also seems to have been discontinued - :O
I believe it's against the law to sell Liquid Glass in the state of California because it contains aliphatic hydrocarbons. It's not illegal to own it there.
I used it a very long time ago and it did produce a nice finish, the paint should be thoroughly prepped before applying so you don't trap dirt particles in the application process.
Ed as you can see everyone on this site is "very" serious ALL the time.
Well a little bite sometimes.....
Lots of good products out there....
I use a product called Top Coat. It shines and protects my Slingshot. TopCoat® The Best High Performance Surface Sealant In The World
Agree! Used the TC F11 on my 2 wheeler when my knees still allowed a two wheeler but now use it on the car, truck and the sling. Very easy to use but kind of pricey. First time on a vehicle can use a lot of product but it takes less with each application. Does wonders on untreated plastic like air wings.
Display Morehere is a question I would love if someone could answer. In my web research on the "what is the best wax" question here is one product that has popped up as very highly rated several times:
Liquid Glass LG-100
here it is on Amazon - please check it out
Now, what I want to know is why that link says it is not available for sale in the State of California?
as a side note it also seems to have been discontinued - :O
Just picked some up at advanced auto parts here in Tulsa. My cousin’s wife used to do this for a living. Her recommendation is as follows:
Clean but don’t wax or “clear coat protect” your sling. Ensure no dirt/old wax is on it. Park in shade or Garage (out of the sun). Apply with a terry cloth thinly in a back and forth method. Don’t let it get on the plastic or rubber. Keep a wet rag handy to clean off quickly should this happen. Let sit for 20 mins (it will haze) then wipe off with microfiber towel flipping it over frequently. Let it “cure” in the sun for 4 hours between coats. Five coats is optimal. Takes time but definitely worth it.
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