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True because of the new laws. Paints are thinner and less quality making chips, dings, scuffs, and scratches easier.

Im talking about the bottom panel of the door inside and out. You can use that rust stuff on the outside of the car? Nice. How long does it last?

My 2000 Ford Ranger rusted. My 2002 Ford Taurus are rusted. My 1993 Infiniti J 30 rusted. I have a 2013 Corolla I just don’t want to Russ. The closest place to do rust proofing is 5.5 hours away I’ll check the local area again.

How much does that cost, where can I get that done, and really? No amount of any chemical can prevent that?

have had issues with all of my cars rust on the bottom of the doors. Bought a newly used car and do not want that to happen again when i go to sell it. How do i prevent that from occurring? Paint sealant every 6 months coupled with h20 g&g every other month? Also used glass sealant on all windows and soon the headlights and tail lights. Should i do the wheels with paint sealant as well? Car sits outside year round in Chicago weather, burning cold winters with snow and salt, scorching hot summers, and flood like rains in spring. Thanks y'all.

thanks brotha!

thanks have you just used the glass boost alone? how well does that work as a stand alone? I'm going to get both but just not all at once to be honest.

hey guys i have a few questions about the glass sealant. 1 being how long does it typically last ( i know that's asking a lot) but for the people who live in or by or similar weather conditions to Chicago could help me out? 2nd is it better than rainx? 3rd i've just been using h20 g&g for the whole truck and seems to work fine but, i want something that will last a long time as in a few months on the windows? 4th how well does glass sealant and glass boost work? will that last a long time? is it worth the money as well?

does h20 guard and gloss build up?

how long do you let your sealant sit until you wipe it off?

thanks yall

i'm wondering if i can apply paint sealent ever 2-3 months or a few layers in one day. my truck is a dd, parked outside year round, live in chicago, cold winters, hot summers. question is can i layer the sealant meaning i wash, clay polish ext then paint sealant one coat wait 30 minutes to an hour put down another coat and so fourth?? trying to have layer upon layer of protection and have it build up overtime to a nice shine for a long long time, or just put coats down ever 2-3 months?? some companies not sure if adams is the same but some companies products allow to lay down multiple layers without it hazing up. think of a military book super shinny and clean. That is due to layer upon layer of cleaner and polishing.

so i have started a side detailing business at my house an cant afford power tools so i do everything by hand ex compound, polish, wax ect. now my question is how come every time i apply polish some of it i literally have to take two hands and scrub off the part of the car? i have adams compound, and polish hand pads. is it because i have to rub it in the car more or i used to much?

No i put in on my trim and wheel wells. Well see how water resistant it is! It just rained for 4 hours hard. Hopeully it doesnt come off!!

Question for you. What would cause trim to turn severely white after product has wore off? If the trim was not initially that white before?