🛡️ Maximize Protection with Optimum Opti-Seal - 8 oz. Kit Review

I tried it on the recommendation of a friend who owns a paint protection business. I removed all previous wax and prepped our Corvette. The key to success is not to use too much product, rather spray lightly on the finish and wipe with the applicator sponge. It's almost impossible not to have excess, but it's easy to remove by wiping with a sponge or microfiber cloth. The first time I drove after applying, I drove through fog and light rain to a car dealership. When I arrived the water was…

I love this product. I used it on my 2019 Tesla Model 3 (White). It's very easy to apply, although I think I applied too much. Just spray the sponge from time to time until you see the "snail trail". It also helps when you wear gloves as it leaves a slightly oily texture on your hand. As for the end result, I'd say it's good for paint but not glass. It has stains/residue from spraying and wiping and I need to "buff" it to remove the marks. Also be careful what clothes you use for polishing as…

I tried this on two cars. A gray 2017 Lexus. This application gave a very nice shine, as good as the premium wax I used on this car. The car needed no preparation other than a good wash and dry. I covered most of the car twice. I wasn't too impressed until I saw the car the next day. It was very smooth to the touch and had a very nice waxed appearance. The next car was a white 2006 Toyota that had spent its entire life under the hot Florida sun. I prepolished the paint so all I did before…

I bought the Zaino Z3 a few years ago and finally ran out of bottles. I didn't want to get robbed on the freeway for $10 delivery and wanted something as easy to use as the Zaino. It's just as easy to use as the Z3, costs a lot less, and you get a lot more product. There was NO free applicator with my order (otherwise I would have given 5 stars). I wiped my cars down with rubbing alcohol before applying so we'll see how it fares in long term protection. I'm pretty lucky if I only have to wax my

I have used many different brands of car detailing products to find the 'best' for our needs. I have never been disappointed with any Optimum product. This is an older product that can simply be used as a paint sealer. It is the forerunner of today's ceramic coatings, most of which require some skill to apply properly. It's easier to use and for most, less is more. These products are meant to be used very sparingly - apply and work best when used this way - plus you get more uses per bottle so…

This is the first sealant I've ever used and I love it! I've looked at /r/AutoDetailing a lot and read online to figure out which one to choose. I've used aerosol waxes like Ice Turtle, Optimum Car Wax, and Meguiar's D156. I figured I should probably put on a good protective and harder coat of wax as many people recommend. This material is very easy to use and I love how little it helps here. I cheat and use about two sprays per bar instead of one, but I've watched a lot of YouTube videos using

I am very impressed with this product! Yes, it's a bit more expensive in general, but it lasts a very long time (I use 2-3 sprays per panel). It can be applied to a wet or dry slab, spread around the slab with a microfiber cloth and then buffed with another dry microfiber cloth. Very easy! Leaves a nice shine after application (shine and shine are good but other products leave more shine). BUT the water repellency is incredible and easily lasts a month in normal riding and in the rain. Overall…

Used with ONR for the first time and I was very happy with the end results. I've used the ONR for many years as my garage's main car wash, mainly during the spring and winter months (sometimes the summer months as well). which doubles the wash time as I have to drive around the car twice (once for the ONR wash and once for the LSP application). With Opti-seal you can apply to the vehicle after ONR and use it as a dryer while spreading Opti-seal. very similar to Collinite 845 although it doesn't

When it comes to car care, I'm stubborn and tend to stick to the "line" of products (Menzerna polishes, CarPro cleaners and paints, etc.). However, there comes a time from time to time when I experiment with a range of new products. I've always stuck to the original Rain-X for windows and Menzerna Power Lock for wheels, and I mostly trust German brands (Sonax, P21S, Menzerna) for my paint. OptiSeal on Wheels: I wanted something less "waxy" than Menzerna PowerLock to apply to my wheels. OptiSeal