i see that poliseal is a carnuba based product...how does it make for a good base for a sealant to be applied....i would have thought that with a name poliseal it would be a polymer based product....

dale any comments on this, i know you use it with great success and i plan on using it too, i was just a little suprised to see that it has carnuba in it...

 

I have used Poliseal under #21 with great sucess and am getting close to 5 summer months out of it .. Right now I'm using it under #105 but no report yet on longivity.

 

its a great base cause it get rid of all the dust also and you don't gotta follow up with a 50/50 wipe down

poli seal is considered an all in one right? so could i use it for a quick detail with a white pad to remove minor marring and seal at the same time?

 

its a great base cause it get rid of all the dust also and you don't gotta follow up with a 50/50 wipe down

poli seal is considered an all in one right? so could i use it for a quick detail with a white pad to remove minor marring and seal at the same time?

 

To have Poliseal work for marr removal you have to work it so it won't be "quick" and it will remove any LSP below it.

 

so if i use it as a cleaner with a white pad on say speed 5 with my udm will it remove anything....i am looking to move down to a two stage process...using the poliseal as a clean, polish and upp....i might on special occasion use dwg inbetween the two....

 

Poliseal works great for well maintained cars when using in conjunction with a light grade polish. You get the best of both worlds with it, Nuba looks with Poly protection. Its nowhere near what a regular stand alone would provide in terms of protection, but then again its not designed for that. Just as your hoping for, a one step, or a simple clean up after a dedicated polish..
In regards to using it with a white pad, i would step it down one with either a black or blue pad. Could even be used with red on a real slow clip with the PC or UDM.

 

Ya what he said .. I use it with a black pad on 3 and occasionally on a white pad on 3 ... keep the speed down.