Seal
Long Term Spray Sealan
- Brand New Blend!
- Can be used on a wet or dry car
- Protect your paint in minutes
- Can be used as a drying aid
- Spray-on, buff off. Instant Gloss & Protection
- Fantastic water repellency
- Spray on and wipe off, as easy to use as our QD
- Unmatched Gloss Enhancement
- Upto 3 months protection with One application
- Incredible Gloss & Protection
- New Colour & Fragrance!
Seal is our sprayable paint sealant, offering you additional protection for your paint within a few minutes.
Seal is applied before any wax layers and can be applied after Sealants, or used after a wash to top up the protection.
Customer Reviews
Seal
Love it. Used it with Titan and the gloss is fantastic. And even better is the user experience - it’s so easy to apply and to buff off without streaking, even in direct sunlight. Brilliant.
This is the real deal! Unbelievable value for money & instant results. When used correctly on properly decontaminated paintwork, this stuff can be applied & buffed to an exceptional shine in seconds. No streaks. No high spots. Just paintwork that’s left dripping with gloss & the smoothest finish you could ask for, from any liquid. I absolutely LOVE Seal! Genuinely does seem to last a long time as well!!!
Finally was able to use this at work. I had used some Klasse All In One (Carlack equivalent if memory serves) to serve as the base while using my Griot's RO to clean the paint while laying down a light acrylic layer. Instead of spraying directly onto the paint, i had sprayed it on my mf applicator as it allowed me to apply a thin layer of sealant without using any excess. Had let it dry/cure on the paint for an hour before removal which was a breeze. Noticeable difference in slickness compared to Klasse but Klasse isnt too well known for that characteristic property. All in all, I'd recommend this product for ease of use and removal.
Used as a stand alone product as a quick wax top up also used after Titan then wax on top either way it’s easy on & easy off leaving a brilliant shine.
