Didnt realise how good Jett trigger (Jeffs) sealant was. :)

[Michael172]

Well id given the merc a coat of srp and a going over with jeffs trigger sealant stuff, and besides the results being more than fantastic and having the flake pulled out like ive never seen, i wasnt aware that it was even slightly durable after my dealings with it.

However itd been to france and coverd many miles all the way down to the bottom. Although it isnt beading now, it managed the first week and a bit (id asked my parents to keep an eye on it) and it stayed clean for even longer.

Aparantly all the french people were stood around it gorping :approve:

VERY tempted to give mine a doing now actually

Oh and dad's car has FINALLY been taken out of the garage lol. Looks like new. Will post pics soon.

 

[-J-]

Looking forward to the Pics... Im about to order some of the Jeffs stuff for my Cup.

 

[Rich]

Probably has a layer of dirt on it why it is not beading, bet after a wash it will be.

 

[Michael172]

Looking forward to the Pics... Im about to order some of the Jeffs stuff for my Cup.

This is of the colt which has 3 layer of egp and 2 of collinite.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=342131


Those werent of jeffs tho i might give the mer another layer of the stuff. Maybe 2. tonight when i wash it and ill get some fotos then.

 

[Brand86]

Mate this should stay beading for ages, not a week or so! Like Rich says probably just needs a clean and will come up fine again.

 

[Ads_172]

I've found durability excellent with the AJT, but have found application and removal a bit tricky on dark cars - I spray a small amount onto a MF cloth to apply and work in slightly and then use a clean MF to remove, but I always seem to be left with slight marks which I then need to buff pretty vigorousl to remove...

 

[Brand86]

Can be hard if you use too much mate, just apply it as thin as possible. I apply is using a mf pad and spraying it onto that first so you can get it nice and thin. I prefer CG Blitz as it is a little easier to apply though and find the finish is a little clearer but horses for courses really!