Closing out my testing of TopCoat F11, seven individual coats have been applied to the test hood for this video, all coats applied 24 hours after one another on fully prepped and polished paint. Using Turtle Wax Ice Spray Wax on the right half of the hood to highlight the pricing barrier. The paint was prepped using 3D One Hybrid Compound & Polish, followed up with Meguiar's M210 Ultra Pro Finishing Polish, followed up with a panel wipe of Klean Strip Prep-All to remove all traces of polishing oils. Each half was covered prior to spraying the opposite product to ensure cross contamination was not occurring. After 24 hours of the first coat, an additional 6 coats were applied to the paint, each coat applied 24 hours after the previous coat, the panel was then allowed to sit for one week inside of the garage before this rinse test.
The follow up clip is a 2 week durability update for 1 coat of F11 applied to the entire hood of the Honda, prepped with Meguiar's M210 and Prep-All.
My previous video for TopCoat F11 highlighted my first test with two individual coats of F11 after three weeks, I've seen poor showing of longevity with all of my individual durability tests with F11:
Overall, $60 for 18oz and a few microfibers is entirely too expensive for this product.
Note: I am not a sponsored product tester, I have not accepted products by any manufacturers or companies in exchange for test videos. All products I test have been purchased by myself for individual testing.
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