My last three vehicles have been silver because I've always hated washing and waxing cars. (I have the same feelings about floor cleaning.) This looks promising. A few years ago I won a free application of a product that touted washing would be minimal and you would never have to wax your car again. I cannot remember now what it was called. Took over 4 hours for it to be prepped, applied, buffed. And I never waxed that minivan again! Not because it didn't need it, but it was an excellent excuse not to. If all vehicles had that treatment before leaving the factory, could it be just as good as this paint? And, during water shortages, it might be a savior in multiple respects.
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My last three vehicles have been silver because I've always hated washing and waxing cars. (I have the same feelings about floor cleaning.) This looks promising. A few years ago I won a free application of a product that touted washing would be minimal and you would never have to wax your car again. I cannot remember now what it was called. Took over 4 hours for it to be prepped, applied, buffed. And I never waxed that minivan again! Not because it didn't need it, but it was an excellent excuse not to.
If all vehicles had that treatment before leaving the factory, could it be just as good as this paint? And, during water shortages, it might be a savior in multiple respects.