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YOUR RESEARCHOT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

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Run thanks

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...I'm running thanks.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?
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Clean paint

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They are NOT lifetime protection, and will be removed by polish, which is designed to chemically and abrasively clean paint, but offer longer lasting protection than wax.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?
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Leading evidence: 'Run thanks' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, the most frequently mentioned possible cause is 'better description' (1 discussions; 0 report identifying it and 1 suggest it). The most frequently discussed action is 'Clean paint' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Use mild (non abrasive) polish

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I used a mild (non abrasive) polish and with little rubbing pressure and immediately saw red paint on my cloth.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

Use rejex

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I use Rejex on my black car.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

better description

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Synthetic or polymer wax is probably a better description.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

Clean paint

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They are NOT lifetime protection, and will be removed by polish, which is designed to chemically and abrasively clean paint, but offer longer lasting protection than wax.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?
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Clean paint

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They are NOT lifetime protection, and will be removed by polish, which is designed to chemically and abrasively clean paint, but offer longer lasting protection than wax.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

Run thanks

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...I'm running thanks.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

Use good microfiber towels

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Using good microfiber towels to remove is the key to getting it right.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

Use mild (non abrasive) polish

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I used a mild (non abrasive) polish and with little rubbing pressure and immediately saw red paint on my cloth.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?

Use rejex

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I use Rejex on my black car.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?
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better description

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Suspected cause

Synthetic or polymer wax is probably a better description.

OT: Polarized Protection System (PPS) : Anyone knows about that stuff ?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was at the Range Rover dealership droping my wife truck when the salesrep pitched me on getting her vehicule treated with PPS. He calims you'll never have to wax it again. He refered to it as permanent paint protection. HAs anybody ever had their P_Car treated with that stuff ? Anone actually recoomends it. Thanks for any feedback. Marc

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I tend to agree with you guys. I'm just thinking about a product that was discussed on this site. A sort of heavy duty wax that required curing...I can't remember the name so I can't do a search on it to see if it's the same idea.

POST 6Original post

its a money grab, thats an oxymorin Waxless shine......yea right

POST 7Original post

Run, do not walk, away...unless you just feel like flushing $$

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

...I'm running thanks. I think I try Rejex...on my wife truck first If it work I'll use it on my car. Thanks for the help.

POST 9Original post

The "Polarized" part must be the glasses the F & I guy is wearing when he pitches that stuff...easier to lie that way.

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POST 11Original post

I use Rejex on my black car. I love it, the shine is fantastic. It's very easy to apply too. Using good microfiber towels to remove is the key to getting it right. I have heard it works well on wheels too but haven't tried that yet.

POST 12Original post

I don't believe ANY of the so-called "paint sealers" are worth a damn! A few years ago, I tried a sealer product (Liquid Glass - still on the market) on my non-clearcoated 928. They advertise sealant-type properties as well as the ability to build up "layers" of protection. Well, I applied several layers of the product and a few days later, needed to cleanup some bird droppings. I used a mild (non abrasive) polish and with little rubbing pressure and immediately saw red paint on my cloth. The multiple layers of "glass" were giving up my paint without any fight whatsoever! I would be willing to bet the more recent products would have the same result. The clearcoat is the only real paint "sealant" out there!

POST 13Original post

Its just like the stuff they used to hype back in the mid 70's and 80's. I think it was called perma-shield...for 250.00 a wack. Bogus.

POST 14Original post

I have to disagree with WCE, sealants like Klasse, Blackfire, etc. last longer than carnuba wax. They are NOT lifetime protection, and will be removed by polish, which is designed to chemically and abrasively clean paint, but offer longer lasting protection than wax. Synthetic or polymer wax is probably a better description. They are by no means a substitute for clear coat.

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