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Glisten PC From PPC. Anybody used it?
Cameron 77C3:
Want to put a protective coating on my polished aluminium parts. Particularly on my side rocker panels under the doors. I had the anodising stripped off and then polished them up.
From their web site http://www.ppc.au.com/:-
"A major breakthrough in clear coat technology, Glisten PC is a high gloss, rock hard, water-clear topcoat designed for spray or brush application over all metal surfaces, including highly polished aluminium and chrome surfaces. Utilising high solids moisture curing urethanes and performance in adhesion, corrosion protection, flexibility and UV stability. Glisten PC will dry in less than 1 hour, but will take 3 to 4 days to reach maximum hardness. After using the Glisten PC prep products, AP120 and POR 15 Solvent it will bond like no other product you have used before to polished alloys, chrome, polished brass, stainless steel and existing paint work. Glisten PC has many applications, besides the obvious of stopping metals from oxidizing. It is also excellent at boosting the performance of existing coatings for harsh environments where impact / salt laden / acid can damage regular paints. Glisten PC is also tag proof (graffiti), just use a solvent soaked rag and wipe off without damaging the clear coat."
Cameron 77C3:
Any body???
BOSCHVETTE:
dont know anything about it,but it is not made by a quality company if that helps.
my opion do something small and see if you like it
Cameron 77C3:
I was hoping you would chime in. What have you heard about that company?
BOSCHVETTE:
the company name doesnt ring a bell,but the company logo (the shield) is one that is used by a company that sell a lot of home handy man products out of bunnings and stores like that (seem to be more industrial products not known for quality) i would tend to steer away from it but thats only my thoughts,and the beast looks to good to take the chance.
i got the email i i will call you tonight
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