Anyone that has had it applied to your new vehicle, what do you think of it. Was it worth the money because it certainly isn't cheap. I've done a lot of research on it and from what I have found is this is a Glass Resin finish that is applied over the clear coat to seal and protect the paint from numerous paint hazards. It's not a wax or polymer finish. Its very hard durable finish that resist scratches. Theres lots of videos on YouTube. One of my biggest concerns is how it's applied. Dealer says they put it on out back. Out back were, in the shop, yup. In the shop were theres somthing going on in every bay. door opening and closing, cars driving in and out, etc. If anything at all is left on the finish before its applied its permanently under the finish. I would think this stuff should be applied in an isolated room with filtered ventilation to prevent contamination during the process. It's no different than painting. The other concern is what happens if you get a ding in the door? The kind that normally can be pulled out without having to do any major repair like filling, sanding, and painting. These small dings that don't damage the paint can be removed at a fraction of what it cost for a full repair and it usually is undetectable that there was ever a ding. So what happens to this Glaas Coat Resin when you get a ding? Does it flex or crack? Can they repair the ding like normal with this Glass Coat finish? What about touching up this Glass Coat, does it show? You see what I'm getting at, theses are questions I haven't heard answers to. If the car ever needs to have body repairs they reapply to those areas. If the finish has any damage to it caused from the Glass Coat failing they repair it at no cost to you. The interior is treated with a Teflon to protect seats, carpeting, etc against any stains, same thing applies to the interior, you pay nothing. Basically it's an insurance policy to protect against any damage this stuff is suppose to protect against and the list of things is a long one. Anyone have any experiencec with this stuff. The Dealers rave about it and from what I understand are making a big profit on it.
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