Poorboys Polish with Sealant

[budman3]

So Poorboys is coming out with Polish with Sealant in the next few months. It is intended to be a paint cleaner comprable with Klasse AIO and like products. With an order I recieved the PwS and tested it out a few times. The product is somewhat thick and has a nice orange scent to it. I used it on the Jeep by hand to test the durability without topping and got about a month of protection but that was during our NH winter. On my sisters car, I used it with a PC, polishing pad to clean up any clay residue I left and it did a great job. It added great slickness to the surface. It was definetly easy on, easy off just like other PB products. This version didn't have any correction (swirl remover) ability but the upcoming version might. Overall, a good product to clean up the paint and add gloss and slickness before you add a sealant or carnauba. Sorry for the sloppy review but any questions just ask away!

My sisters new car with PwS and EX
http://www.detailcity.org/gallery/data/500/medium/car1_003.jpg

Just PwS (maybe EX on top..don't remember)
http://www.detailcity.org/gallery/data/500/61.jpg

PwS front left of hood (split up with different products)
http://webpages.charter.net/kmford/jeeep/finished%20026.jpg

PwS bottom left
http://webpages.charter.net/kmford/jeeep/week%20001.jpg

[Bob]

Thanks for the review! I have not got my hands on any yet.

[budman3]

Would you like me to send you some to try out or would you be able to get some from Steve? I haven't tested it on oxidation yet but I think that will be the key test to test the cleaning ability.

[Dan]

Yup, I have this stuff too, and I agree 100% with your assessment. Soo easy on and off, good cleaning, but I really don't expect any swirl removal capacity from it so I wasn't disappointed by that. The slickness is amazing and the gloss is nice, but durability is disappointing and it's supposed to cure for 36-72 hours for full effect, which makes PwS a lot less versatile than it should be.

[budman3]

I agree/disagree. I think the 36/72 thing is just for complete protection. I put on a layer of #26 and it rained the next day and it streaked so bad. I think that was the case for this tpo, maybe because of the little sealant that it would be easy for it to disappear within that time if in compact with water? Anyways, if you top it you don't have to worry about it and I don't think I'll be doing a 1 stepper with it b/c of the lack of defect removal but as a paint cleaner its great.