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Ron Harris
post Apr 4 2007, 07:50 AM
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This thread is setup to keep all questions and answers in one area
concerning the new Opti-Seal.
Members are invited to post questions found on other forums here.

Dose Opti-seal lock in my Carnauba?
No. The solvents will dissolves carnauba floating it to the top of the
Opti-Seal. This fact holds true with any solvent based WOWA sealant.
The carnauba is not removed just repositioned.

Can I layer Opti-Seal?
Yes you can. For best results you should do this with 12 to 24 hour intervals.
If you do it after an hour it will be the same as if you applied a heavy coat of the product.

How many times do I have to pump the sprayer to = 1oz. of product?
Close to 200 pumps It should only take 20 pumps to coat a two door sedan.


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post Apr 4 2007, 08:23 AM
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Talk about 'Panic in needle park' [great 70's movie] seems like the 'kids' are jumping out of there car seats for this stuff!!!!
Antony O. sayed on another froum he wouldn't use 'IT' on glass.... I love CS on glass .. specially when you have 10 windows facing the bay !!!!
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post Apr 4 2007, 08:29 AM
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Welcome Bob who.
Are you talking about the SF Bay?

You can apply O-S to wheels, hard trim and glass.
If you find other uses for it that is a +


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post Apr 4 2007, 10:18 AM
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Testers have reported that OS has a look to it, can you describe the effect it has on paint?
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OS Look .. Kind of like Kate Moss meets 'Dog' the bounty hunter !!!!
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Thanks for the Q & A section. will be good stating point for all the questions that will be out, once it hits the market and people start using it.
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You have to release this soon[OS] the 'girls' on that other forum are getting crazy !!!!
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Dose Opti-seal lock in my Carnauba?
No. The solvents will dissolves carnauba floating it to the top of the
Opti-Seal. This fact holds true with any solvent based WOWA sealant.
The carnauba is not removed just repositioned.


So how do you recommend using Opti-Seal with carnauba, or do you? Should you top the Opti-Seal with a carnauba (paste, liquid) if you want the carnauba look or should you top the carnauba with the Opti-Seal for durability?
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post Apr 4 2007, 06:22 PM
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Both methods in theory should give the same results. If it were me I would apply the Carnauba first.
Doing this will help the foam applicator pad glide across the paint much easier.


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post Apr 9 2007, 06:36 PM
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My wife's black Expedition has two coats of the Opti-Seal.
Last week after two different rain storms that she had to drive through
she told me that her car looked cleaner than it should.
Yesterday We picked up her car from her moms house. She lives in the country on a dirt road.
Saturday it rained all day with an Ice storm that came through that night.
I would have thought the car looked like crap. After seeing it yesterday it didn't look
that bad at all. It is dirty but nothing like it usually is after this type of weather. I will post some pictures this weekend when I wash it.


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post Apr 10 2007, 05:02 PM
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Would like to know if i can use opti-seal over the twins. I have a silver metallic mazda5 and want more of a wet look on it. also when is opti-seal going to be put out in the market to be sold?. Hope it's what i'm looking for. thank you beerchug[1].gif


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post Apr 10 2007, 06:38 PM
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QUOTE (zoomzoom mazda5 @ Apr 10 2007, 05:02 PM) *
Would like to know if i can use opti-seal over the twins. I have a silver metallic mazda5 and want more of a wet look on it. also when is opti-seal going to be put out in the market to be sold?. Hope it's what i'm looking for. thank you beerchug[1].gif


You can apply it over anything except dirt!
Make sure that all polish and product haze is removed first.
If your car is still leaking water from the cracks it is best that you blow them out.
The product will streak a little when it is mixed with water.

As for the release. Optimum is waiting for the labels to be delivered to the plant.
All raw materials are in as well as the 8oz bottles.

We are at the dawn of a new era in the car care world.
This product is just a small step for things to come. Optimum will continue to push the envelope
providing it's users products that will give you more shine in less time.


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post Apr 10 2007, 06:51 PM
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Thank you Ron, can't wait for it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Are there any obvious issues with using it over OP or OC? I mean both leave some oils behind, wouldnt that hinder adhesion? I finally have some to try, and Im off for 5 days!


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QUOTE (exceldetail @ Apr 10 2007, 10:10 PM) *
Are there any obvious issues with using it over OP or OC? I mean both leave some oils behind, wouldnt that hinder adhesion? I finally have some to try, and Im off for 5 days!



I have not had any at all. Other then going over some polish that didn't get wiped off.


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