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![]() I will use it as a rinse aid on customer cars that don't already have some sort of protection on it. This makes drying easier, boosts gloss and adds something to the paint quickly and easily. ![]() Overall, like similar spray and rinse products, Wet Coat is a brilliant product. Don't expect longevity, but the application is so simple and quick that it doesn't really matter. I also like to avoid direct application on glass as it can leave a streaky finish.
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