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I keep seeing this F11 Topcoat product advertised on FB. Supposed to be much better and longer lasting than wax. Anyone tried it? Pretty expensive....worth it?
It's pricey but a little goes a long way. I was impressed on how easy bugs and grime wash off once treated.My bike sits in garage uncovered and is practically dust free.
I tried it on an older, very clean vehicle. I didn't want to go straight to my bikes or nice car.. I gave my bottle to my fiend.... he can keep it... I'm not impressedl...
I'll stick to my wash/clay bar/polish/ seal (w/RejeX)... regimen...
There is probably a cheaper alternative out there considering everything gets copied for a discount price. I am interested to hear if anyone has a comparable product
I have every cleaning product I can think of, Mcquire`s, mothers, neverdull, quick glo,turtle wax, 3M filling glaze(pro use) & on & on.
Of all the cleaners F11 is by far the easiest & best product I've used, it will bring the paint to life - its not a magic coating but.... goes on & comes off easy - lasts for a long time & basically creates a water proof barrier that after a rain leaves no water spots.
A group of us were on the BRP & in certain areas the bugs & bees (we call em bumble bees) were a PITA, my windshield was a bugs war zone - rode for hours with guts drying on there & the removal of those sticky hardened bastards was easy as could be.
It has multiple uses on multiple surfaces & just for the ease of cleaning my windshield that day was worth it - ask for it as a gift.
BTW - Ive tried pledge & other home cleaners & yes they do a good job but the waxy build up after time sucks & seems to show in different lighting & on a hot sunny day leaves a haze that`ll have you buffing while driving.
Its a good product - pricey....yes, but any thing good nowadays is pricey!
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