Anyone ever used Cilajet?
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Anyone ever used Cilajet?
Greetings,
I am hopefully a new TL-S owner in a few days. I have a question for the extremists on here. (I hope to be one in good time
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A buddy of mine recommended http://www.cilajet.com/
It is a clear coat that is apparently highly acclaimed and does an extreme job of protecting the interior and exterior of the vehicle. One of my concerns is that I will not be able to park my TL in a Garage every night. Has anyone heard of this product or something similar? I would be interested in recommendations of similar products as well.
(Did a search on the forums for Cilajet and didn't come up with anything)
Very excited about the new TL!!, can't wait til I have pics to share (will be a few weeks until my account is unlocked)
-jheck
I am hopefully a new TL-S owner in a few days. I have a question for the extremists on here. (I hope to be one in good time
)A buddy of mine recommended http://www.cilajet.com/
It is a clear coat that is apparently highly acclaimed and does an extreme job of protecting the interior and exterior of the vehicle. One of my concerns is that I will not be able to park my TL in a Garage every night. Has anyone heard of this product or something similar? I would be interested in recommendations of similar products as well.
(Did a search on the forums for Cilajet and didn't come up with anything)
Very excited about the new TL!!, can't wait til I have pics to share (will be a few weeks until my account is unlocked)
-jheck
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I am not familar with this product. I'm curious to see exactly what the 5 and 10 year warranty really covers. No matter how good the claims are it will not protect against poor paint maintenance.
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And ... does your "friend" have long term proven experience with this product?
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+1, get good detailing equipments and do it yourself.
a DA can be had for like $130 these days, 4 orange pads + 4 black pads + polish/sealant and you are good to go. That's less than $300 and if do your own car once or twice a year, it'll last quite a few years!
a DA can be had for like $130 these days, 4 orange pads + 4 black pads + polish/sealant and you are good to go. That's less than $300 and if do your own car once or twice a year, it'll last quite a few years!
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[QUOTE=CU2MIKE;12356376, 4 orange pads + 4 black pads + polish/sealant ![/QUOTE]
No white pads? Sometimes depending on the paint and polish the orange pad "may" haze the paint a bit and the black pads won't remove it.
No white pads? Sometimes depending on the paint and polish the orange pad "may" haze the paint a bit and the black pads won't remove it.
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