New Acrylic Sealant
04-10-2008 | 11:00 PM
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New Acrylic Sealant
Another addition to our growing Danase line which I think you will find interesting!
Danase Acrylic Paint Sealant.
"The Science of Shine in a Bottle"
Danase Paint Sealant creates a wet gloss look and feel while providing an excellent protective coating. Paint Sealant is formulated to act on contact, providing an instant cure time.
Directions: Apply thin coat of Danase Paint Sealant to entire vehicle using a foam, microfiber, or terry applicator. Apply in circular or back and forth motion. Buff off with a clean and dry microfiber towel. For added gloss and protection add multiple layers of Danase Paint Sealant after another, no wait time!
Danase Acrylic Paint Sealant.
"The Science of Shine in a Bottle"
Danase Paint Sealant creates a wet gloss look and feel while providing an excellent protective coating. Paint Sealant is formulated to act on contact, providing an instant cure time.
- Deep glossy shine
- Superb long lasting protection
- Easy on and off
- Can be applied in sunlight
- Instant cure time
Directions: Apply thin coat of Danase Paint Sealant to entire vehicle using a foam, microfiber, or terry applicator. Apply in circular or back and forth motion. Buff off with a clean and dry microfiber towel. For added gloss and protection add multiple layers of Danase Paint Sealant after another, no wait time!
04-17-2008 | 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by AZuser
Hey MCH (and Joe) 
Oh, and I just might have to check this new stuff out too. :wink:
Excel.... how's this compare to opti-seal?
Oh, and I just might have to check this new stuff out too. :wink:
Excel.... how's this compare to opti-seal?
I actually have approval for 4oz and 8oz testers, but am having problems with oversized labels.
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04-17-2008 | 05:49 PM
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Im willing to bite 2oz sizes unlabeled..........Takers?
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5.
6.
7.
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5.
6.
7.
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
very cool
04-17-2008 | 06:54 PM
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Im willing to bite 2oz sizes unlabeled..........Takers?
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.
7.
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.
7.
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
04-17-2008 | 06:56 PM
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Im willing to bite 2oz sizes unlabeled..........Takers?
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.types6s
7.
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.types6s
7.
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
04-18-2008 | 03:07 AM
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Im willing to bite 2oz sizes unlabeled..........Takers?
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.types6s
7. infinite_loop
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
**Pat, If shipping to HI (96797) is too much for a test sample, feel free to remove my name**
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.types6s
7. infinite_loop
8.
Done.......
Cut and paste your name.
When all is completed we will worry about addresses, lets keep it simple.
By the way, 2 oz is enough for a car.....
**Pat, If shipping to HI (96797) is too much for a test sample, feel free to remove my name**
04-18-2008 | 06:31 AM
#18
Im willing to bite 2oz sizes unlabeled..........Takers?
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.types6s
7. infinite_loop
8. Spoolinspoon
Done.......
Lets see how this compares to UPP.
1. Haw
2. Joerockt
3. Deep Gloss
4. AZUser
5. New Car TL-S
6.types6s
7. infinite_loop
8. Spoolinspoon
Done.......
Lets see how this compares to UPP.
04-18-2008 | 08:05 PM
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Ok, lets get addresses emailed........
Please mention "Danase Acrylic" in subject so I know why your emailing me! I get quite a few emails here, but need to set a little priority for this.....
Also mention your Acurazine nick, so I know no one sneaks in on ya....Im only mailing out 8 of these.
Please mention "Danase Acrylic" in subject so I know why your emailing me! I get quite a few emails here, but need to set a little priority for this.....
Also mention your Acurazine nick, so I know no one sneaks in on ya....Im only mailing out 8 of these.
04-18-2008 | 11:09 PM
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It should be very creamy at all times. heres a little story. I had a customer in L.A., which is about 30 minutes from me. He had the same problem when his order arrived. I asked if he had shaken it real good and he said "yeah, for like 2 minutes". I told him I would ship him out a new one, but would appreciate if he could ship me back the lumpy one, which he did. So I get it back, and look at it, and sure enough, its totally separated. I give it a shake for a minute or two, with no difference. So I called Gary at FS, he asked for a production date sticker on the bottom, which I referred to him. He hadnt had any problems with the batch before my inquiry, but told me he would credit my acct next time I ordered.
So a month or so passes, and Im looking at the bottle on my shelf wondering what it would be like to use it anyway. So I give it a quick shake like I do all my products before I use them, totally forgetting about the prior consistancy. Realizing this, I stopped shaking also noticing that the thinness that I could detect while I began to shake, had dissapeared. It now sounded like a thin milkshake, that I was use to. I asked myself if this was the same bottle, which I knew it was......so now Im thinking WTF?
I opened it up, low and behold, good as new.........That was over a 14 months ago, and its perfectly fine still to this date...........
Unsolved mystery or what?
Lee, if you have the same problem, you can ship it to me (if you bought from me), i will keep it, perform the same voodoo, and use it (lol) again later.
Or, call Gary at FS, tell him who you bought it from, look for production date on bottom of bottle, and explain your situation.
For the record, i only order 6 at a time through FS, to avoid any extended shelf sitting. I usually place a couple orders every month for various products through FS.......I will very soon, be extending the Ultimate Line at exceldetail.com.
So a month or so passes, and Im looking at the bottle on my shelf wondering what it would be like to use it anyway. So I give it a quick shake like I do all my products before I use them, totally forgetting about the prior consistancy. Realizing this, I stopped shaking also noticing that the thinness that I could detect while I began to shake, had dissapeared. It now sounded like a thin milkshake, that I was use to. I asked myself if this was the same bottle, which I knew it was......so now Im thinking WTF?
I opened it up, low and behold, good as new.........That was over a 14 months ago, and its perfectly fine still to this date...........
Unsolved mystery or what?
Lee, if you have the same problem, you can ship it to me (if you bought from me), i will keep it, perform the same voodoo, and use it (lol) again later.
Or, call Gary at FS, tell him who you bought it from, look for production date on bottom of bottle, and explain your situation.
For the record, i only order 6 at a time through FS, to avoid any extended shelf sitting. I usually place a couple orders every month for various products through FS.......I will very soon, be extending the Ultimate Line at exceldetail.com.
04-26-2008 | 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by phee
i cant believe i missed this! know where i can buy some?
Product sounds promising.
05-02-2008 | 11:50 PM
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Got mine on Wed.... waiting to try it out on Mon. or Tues.... though I'm thinking of getting Danase Wet Glaze to use it with.
Hey Patrick.... your thoughts on DWG? I wanna see if i can't achieve that super wet look. Silver is such a hard color to work with.
Hey Patrick.... your thoughts on DWG? I wanna see if i can't achieve that super wet look. Silver is such a hard color to work with.
05-03-2008 | 11:33 PM
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If ya have it, by all means use it! I would hate to say it a best buy recommend on silver though. I havent used it on silver 'cept my truck which is lighter then your silver. I can say for certain that it left real obvious protection on my test bed at last wash which was about 50 days old.......