Chase@InsanePaint

I'll tell ya like I tell ALL my clients about PPF.....
#1) Paint needs to be PERFECT underneath.  Otherwise you're going to be frustrated with defects trapped underneath.
#2) We GENTLY polish PPF with the typical Correction Polish & Finishing Polish.  Usually just at a slightly slower speed on the polisher, and usually make faster passes.  We've had NO issues with harming films.
#3) We seal & wax them JUST like paint, and have had phenomenal results with that.
 
Hope that helps.  IMO, this is just another product that people will try to sell you "PPF specific" polishes & sealers.....and it's just absolutely not necessary.  Kinda like how people would say - "Oh you gotta have foam cannon soap for your foam cannon" LOL....whatever.  But again, this all just my opinion, and from my experience.

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That's going to be rough letting that go.  I know that is something you put a lot of heart and soul into.  Almost would hope that it goes out of state so that you don't have to see it again.  If it does get sold.  GLWS.

Great write up and photography of a radical Charger. Good luck with sale and the new business.
Bruce

Chase, say it isn't so...  I thought we would bury you in it!!  Good luck with the sale!!!!

WOW, this is big! I can only imagine what the next project is lining up to be. This car has been pampered and it shows. Good luck with the sale buddy. 
 
Consider it sold...........once I win the lotto tonight. 

Good luck with the sale Chase, cool car. 
 
 
Most banks even with perfect credit won't give you a used car loan for $15K more than the car is worth.  They don't care about modifications.  Just what's in the book (NADA, KBB)....now if you pay the difference, then it's all good.  Kind of like when you go to buy a house...if the seller is trying to get $50K more than it's appraised at...they won't give you the loan. 

Sad to see you having to sell it. It's been great watching you work on it and seeing how much love and care you put into it. Best of luck with the sale and the future of your family and business!!

Man, I wish I had the cash. Whoever gets that is STEALING it from you. That car is georgous!

That is a sick ride  good luck with your sale!

Beautiful. Good luck with the sale!

Man, I'm not the biggest Charger fan but that is hands down the nicest built one I've ever seen.  Love the black and gold.  GLWS man.

MSS typically lasted 3-4 months per application on an average daily driver by most accounts. Some people saw more, but around 4 months would be fair. 
 
Our testing of LPS showed that it can easily hit that 4 month mark and we can promise upwards of 5-6 in most cases. 
 
I did some accelerated detergent testing of LPS vs MSS and it showed in every run thru that the LPS held up longer than MSS. 
 
We aren't intentionally vague on these things, its just that you can't predict everyones situation and making a promise of time when there are so many factors becomes a dangerous thing to do when you promise absolute satisfaction. 

The big issue with MSS by hand presented itself on darker colors.
 
Inherently when you apply product by hand there will be highs and lows, a machine is much better at spreading things thin and even. 
 
With the highs and lows of application by hand you would see what I refer to as 'tiger stripes'... a very clear visual of the pattern you applied in, highs would look darker, lows would look lighter. It wasn't a good look. 
 
In tight spots, this isn't an issue, but across a hood, or a whole door panel, its very noticeable. 

Sorry - sometimes I can't help myself....
 
I've applied MSS by hand to hard-to-machine areas many times.  Works great.  I think Adam's recommends you use a machine because it's tough to get a thin, even application of MSS by hand.  If it's not thin and even it can be hard to remove.  It's designed to apply by machine so that's what they recommend.
 
All rules can be broken as long as you understand the trade-offs.

Your car would explode.

Nothing wrong with MSS.  People get all mad when the new stuff comes out like the old product is now useless lol.  MSS is still a really great sealant! 

Still use it up Cheston...if your name is consistent with your ride and it's White...I doubt the gloss difference is that substantial...nothing you'll notice anyhow.  Machine Super Sealant is still a good product from every review I've read. 

You guys are killing me.  First I buy the clay, then out comes the new clay like a week later.  Bought MSS last month and son of a....here is a new sealant.  Anyone else want to see a product upgraded?  I almost guarantee a new version will be on the way after I buy the old one.   

He hates it. 

So.....   Do you like it or not?

I had the veeeeeeeerrrrrry great pleasure of testing this product.  Dylan knows I'm honest about things.  If there's something I don't like, I'll say it......
 
YOU GUYS ARE GONNA CRAP YOUR PANTS WHEN YOU USE THIS STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 
So easy to go on.  So easy to take of.  And it is purely.....110%.....the most absolutely.....slippery & shiny stuff I've used to date!!!!!  ABSOLUTELY INSANE!!!!  What you feel under the towel, will blow your freaking mind.  Carry on.......

Brother....just you wait....you have NO IDEA!!!
 
You're misunderstanding the process, and how rinseless wash works.  The foam cannon is not used in this method.  A rinseless wash is done on a lightly soiled car, not a FILTHY one, where foam cannon is needed.  When the product hits, and the video launches it will all make sense.  But it's a basic, 2-bucket method, wipe clean, and follow with detail spray.   SUPER SLICK.  SUPER SIMPLE.  It will blow your mind......

It's okay dude....I still watch Cosby Show & Head of the Class reruns too.....