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29:th-Jan-2017, 22:58:14
Hi guys,
So last week, a great friend of mine sent me down some sealant to try.
It's called Waterblock. Made by the guys at Soft99, perhaps most famous for producing Fusso.
Now Waterblock, is made in Japan, so freshly imported to the UK and now in my cupboard
It's a sealant, despite its wax looking character. It comes in a large 300g pot with a sponge hidden in the lid. It's all in Japanese but will get a translation put up at a later date.
Waterblock is mainly used for its hydrophobic properties.. that's beading and sheeting in English. There is little to no gloss enhancements at all.
To apply, rub the sponge in the container to lightly coat the sponge in sealant, then apply in a circular motion to the vehicle, overlapping by about 30%.
Leave it for about 5 minutes, or double that if below 5°.
Use a microfibre towel, ideally a short loops, to buff off the product. This is great for removal, offering easy buffing.
For best results, do not wash within 48hours.
The video below shows the left side of the bonnet which is treated with Waterblock, against a simple Quick Detailer which is on the right side of the Bonnet.
Happy Sealing!
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https://vimeo.com/201572799
So last week, a great friend of mine sent me down some sealant to try.
It's called Waterblock. Made by the guys at Soft99, perhaps most famous for producing Fusso.
Now Waterblock, is made in Japan, so freshly imported to the UK and now in my cupboard
It's a sealant, despite its wax looking character. It comes in a large 300g pot with a sponge hidden in the lid. It's all in Japanese but will get a translation put up at a later date.
Waterblock is mainly used for its hydrophobic properties.. that's beading and sheeting in English. There is little to no gloss enhancements at all.
To apply, rub the sponge in the container to lightly coat the sponge in sealant, then apply in a circular motion to the vehicle, overlapping by about 30%.
Leave it for about 5 minutes, or double that if below 5°.
Use a microfibre towel, ideally a short loops, to buff off the product. This is great for removal, offering easy buffing.
For best results, do not wash within 48hours.
The video below shows the left side of the bonnet which is treated with Waterblock, against a simple Quick Detailer which is on the right side of the Bonnet.
Happy Sealing!
https://vimeo.com/201572799