Bavaria
Acrylic Based Paint Sealant, Which You Can Apply Via Machine Or Hand.
- Apply via Dual Action or by hand
- Exceptionally silky smooth finish
- Long-Lasting Paint Sealant
- Highly Hydrophobic
- Two-Stage For Perfect Results
- Highly Durable - Over 6 months
- Includes Two Microfibre Applicators
- Includes One Olympian Cloth
- Super glossy finish
- Made In The United Kingdom
SUPER WET GLOSS, EASY TO APPLY
For the first time, Mitchell and King are releasing the perfect base for our waxes, a solid acrylic sealant that perfectly seals your paintwork, prior to applying your wax.
In addition, this sealant kit offers a high gloss, long-term protection to your paint, ensuring the best possible finish.
Protect your car in minutes, for months to come.
Bavaria is a Two step sealant. Simply apply Step 1, allow to cure and remove. Follow that with Step 2 allow to cure and remove. Curing only takes 5 minutes, and you can top with your wax straight after removing Step 2.
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Outstanding shine outstanding water beading well presented kit with microfiber and pads
Is it worth double the effort for this two stage sealant over the others? For me personally it's a 100% yes. It is easy to apply and you get round the car quickly but the results are for me better than both Guard and Titan (which you would expect). Its a glossy finish but what struck me the most was the clarity it provided in bringing out the flakes and detail in metallic paintwork. As I was after a really glossy finish (and I was experimenting) I did top this with Titan before applying Mannheim to a selenite grey metallic Mercedes. I'm a little torn as to whether I prefer the clarity of the Bavaria alone or the extra gloss from the Titan which I felt diminished the clarity ever so slightly. As such, whether you use it on its own or with another sealant is up to you as its extremely subjective. I was happy with the results on both the panels I did as a test and on some days I prefer the panel without the Titan and other days the one with so I think to a degree, it depends on the ambient lighting. If your only using a single sealant and you want clarity, this is 100% my first choice and I do own and have used Guard and Titan. The photo attached is with Bavaria alone and it looked stunning at this point.
Picture says it all, sensational product.
I applied the sealant with the pad provided, to a panel at a time and after a few minutes, I wiped the hazed product off and repeated the procedure with the curing agent. Really happy with the finished result.
