Bullet Proof coating on finances car

Obsessive Detail · Apr 30, 2015

We just got a new Highlander Limited and the first thing we did was put on the Bullet Proof Coating for protection. This stuff is super easy to use, the easiest coating that I've used by far. After applying the coating I used Bullet Proof Topper to protect the coating from getting wet in the 24 hour cure period. Topper is adds crazy slickness and made the metal flakes comes out even more, the coating also really made the flake pop. Love these 2 products!

http://stores.theragshack.com/c-a-r-bulletproof-series/

Dalamar · Jun 26, 2015

Looks nice Justin.

How would you compare this to Jetseal? that's what I typically use.

Obsessive Detail · Jun 26, 2015

It is a lot different product than Jet Seal. Bullet Proof is more comparable to Opti Coat. BP has 2 year durability, will fill light scratches and swirls and make the paint more scratch and swirl resistant. BP is like adding a small additional layer of clear coat.

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Dalamar · Jul 1, 2015

cool.
I'm assuming you could put anything over top.
where would a glaze go? b4/after?

Obsessive Detail · Jul 1, 2015

Dalamar said:
cool.
I'm assuming you could put anything over top.
where would a glaze go? b4/after?

Yes, you can put anything over the top of it. You aren't going to be able to get much durability out of anything you put over a coating since it won't bond to the coating very well. You can use a glaze over the top when you want to give the paint that extra pop. You can't put anything before a coating, you want the paint polished and clean, then you do an alcohol wipedown to make sure the paint is completely clean for the best bond.

Dalamar · Jul 6, 2015

Cool, thanks for the info Justin.

I have a Raptor that needs some polish time and a good protective coating. too bad i'm not closer to you....

Ballistic · Jul 6, 2015

How does it compare to CQuartz?

Obsessive Detail · Jul 6, 2015

Ballistic said:
How does it compare to CQuartz?

It is actually a lot easier to use than CQuartz. I have CQ on one of my daily drivers. I like the looks and durability of it, it is just finicky sometimes to put on. Bullet Proof comes off like butter and the looks and durability are right on par with CQ at a cheaper price.

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