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With only an 8% chance of rain forecasted for Saturday I figured I’d be ok. Nope. It rained 24 hours later which isn’t ideal but shouldn’t hurt it. 2 coats an hour apart. Prepped with HP and Paint Prep. I likely did not use enough product though. I only ended up using 8cc's. Very hydrophobic. Looks great and was super easy to use.

I ended up using only 8cc's for a mid size truck. I probably applied it too lightly. I did 2 coats, an hour a part. Would it hurt to put a 3rd coat on 12 hours later?

Thank you.

Is 48 hours enough time for it to cure before it rains? If not, I'll have to make other arrangements.

Nice I look forward to trying it.

Indeed that looks like a new version.

Gloss Coat is another good option. Very easy to use.

I applied it by using a foam applicator, using circular motions with a thin layer. You can see it curing and shouldn't have to touch it again. Only high spots that didn't fully disappear. You may be using too much product. Try cutting back a bit.

That's what I've started to do.

Just want to say this product is awesome. Best LSP I've used to date. My cars are not coated but his is now my go to LSP. Excellent gloss, goes on extremely well, can be applied in sun (tried it, it works), contains Sio2 and SIC and can be used as a drying aid. Big thumbs up for the new HS.

That is a good point digital. I'll have to consider that next time I do a layer.

Thanks, yeah it's much better applying it with a mf. Really impressed with it. The fact that it contains Sio2 AND SIC, can be applied in direct sun (which I normally don't do but wanted to try it and it worked perfectly), and used as a drying aid is impressive.

So I ended up applying it by foam applicator first. Second layer was with mf towel. Major difference. I think foam is the wrong tool for this product. Came out great and is very easy to use, much more so with mf towel/applicator.

Quick question, is it ok to apply it the way this guy does? I was going to apply it the way Ivan does with a circular foam applicator using circular motions, but if I can do it the way the guy in the video does it, I'd prefer that. Opti-Coat Hyper Seal - YouTube

I ordered Hyper-Seal. My process to apply is the following: Pre spray car with OPC (will not let dry obviously) to remove contaminants and existing sealant. Wash car Clay Light polish by hand Apply HS using micro fiber applicator pad similar to how OS is applied using circular motions. Does that sound sufficient to ensure proper bonding?