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Old 07-17-2012, 07:10 PM   #5
C. Charles Hahn
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Originally Posted by Garry Dean View Post
It is permanent. As in, if you do not polish it off it should be there forever... It has only been around since 2004 I believe, but the version of Opti-Guard we all know and love wasn't released until 2008. There hasn't been enough time to tell what permanent means as far as OG goes, but I can say that I started using it as soon as it was available for me to purchase and I still regularly wash cars for people who had me apply it back then and it still looks like the day I applied it.


Don't go thinking that with OG you can just run through automatic car washes (the type with brushes) and not hurt anything, but even a touchless automatic shouldn't really affect it.

It is a resin-based coating that chemically cross-links just like clear coat as it cures, and surface abrasion is the only way to remove it.
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