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Adding a Sealant on top will keep it looking fresh for a while. If you want protection against elements, extreme hydrophobic properties, and long term protection from fading back into oxidation then you need to apply the Ceramic Trim Coating 

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1 hour ago, Colorado_evo said:

When you did it yourself, how long did the PS last and did you still get any filling properties from the BG? Also what's considered minor imperfections? Does that mean very unsociable swirls that can only be seen in certain light, because that's what I have right now. 

I plan on doing a paint correction when I can spare the extra money on a DA polisher and product but want something to make the paint look as nice as possible In the meantime if that's understandable.

 

Edit:or if you or anybody have any other suggestions I'd be welcome to hear it as well. Thank you very much

Brilliant Glaze will fill very minor scratches in the clear coat. It can be applied in direct sunlight, or a shaded area. Its very easy to apply and remove as well. 

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