[Crulexis]

Is this similar to the Symtec you get at BMW dealership?

I got that, can I still get this

[farbmw]

Originally Posted by Crulexis

Is this similar to the Symtec you get at BMW dealership?

I got that, can I still get this

Symtec is different from Zquartz Finest and you can still get this if you want.

[farbmw]

Originally Posted by marcvtec

Looks great
How do you maintain it ? I heard there is a reload spray or something.

Also can you still take it through a touch less or will the soap and wax stuff mess it up ?

This is what Kevin e-mailed me:

"Very good questions. Reload is optional; the only maintenance required is washing. Reload (made by the same company that makes Finest) is great after a wash for cleaning up any drips/spots, etc. It is easy to use, a little goes a long way, feels very slick.



Touchless car wash soaps will not effect Finest or Opti Coat; they are chemically resistant. I would skip the car wash wax because it’s gross, but it won’t hurt it."

[Jason_e92]

Thats some great results, car looks beautiful!

How long did they whole process take? Is there any pre work or post maintenance required for the treatment?

[farbmw]

Originally Posted by Jason_e92

Thats some great results, car looks beautiful!

How long did they whole process take? Is there any pre work or post maintenance required for the treatment?

He had the car for about 24hrs, he did the paint correction and other prep.

[shaginwagon13]

If anyone wants to buy this product PM me.... I have a friend who can get it.

[e90Nate]

wow this product looks amazing. your car looks sick what a difference, I wonder if anyone on the west coast offers this stuff

[antrot]

Originally Posted by shaginwagon13

If anyone wants to buy this product PM me.... I have a friend who can get it.

You have to be an authorized detailer and installer of cquartz to get your hands on it. There is serious prep work as well as cure time that goes into this process. Plus they only give u a guarantee on the product if you got it installed by an authorized provider. This is not a product for your amateur weekend detailer. If people are looking to get this done best and only option is Kevin. There is also a product called opti coat/opti guard which is similar to cquartz and is rated as permanent. Kevin prepped my car and applied this stuff and it's awesome also.

[farbmw]

Originally Posted by antrot

You have to be an authorized detailer and installer of cquartz to get your hands on it. There is serious prep work as well as cure time that goes into this process. Plus they only give u a guarantee on the product if you got it installed by an authorized provider. This is not a product for your amateur weekend detailer. If people are looking to get this done best and only option is Kevin. There is also a product called opti coat/opti guard which is similar to cquartz and is rated as permanent. Kevin prepped my car and applied this stuff and it's awesome also.

+1, and post some pics!!!!

[shaginwagon13]

Originally Posted by antrot

You have to be an authorized detailer and installer of cquartz to get your hands on it. There is serious prep work as well as cure time that goes into this process. Plus they only give u a guarantee on the product if you got it installed by an authorized provider. This is not a product for your amateur weekend detailer. If people are looking to get this done best and only option is Kevin. There is also a product called opti coat/opti guard which is similar to cquartz and is rated as permanent. Kevin prepped my car and applied this stuff and it's awesome also.

Interesting.... whats Kevin's number I might get in line and get this done before the summer rush starts.

[StevenIam]

They did a really good job! Thanks for the info.