VIKING COAT

I have used hundreds of different kinds of waxes and sealants over my past 45+ years of detailing vehicles. Viking Coat is one of the most durable and easy to use sealants/ceramic infused sealants ever made in my opinion. It's so easy to apply and remove and can be done by machine or hand. I personally do it by machine and it works perfectly. Effortlessly wipes off and leaves a super brilliant finish. If you prep your paint using Master Compound and Master Polish II, and then complete a third stage polish with Escalate on a finishing pad, you will have one of the best looking finishes your paint can ahieve. And it's easy for the DIY'er to do at home too which makes it great. And Master Compound, Master Polish II, and Escalate are fairly affordable as you only need small amounts to complete the job. After you have perfected the paint with the afformentioned compounds and polishes above, you simply apply Viking Coat or Viking Shield and then maintain it all with Viking Spritz supercharged spray sealant on steroids so to speak! Crazy durability, and the candy apple gloss you get by doing the above process is amazing. I always get compliments on my vehicle. And the nice thing about the VIking series is that it's designed to withstand harsh winters, which we have here in Colorado. A wonderful sealant and probably my favorite sealant of all time. The great thing about the Viking Series also and the reason I was drawn to this particular sealant is that you don't have the worries of all the panel prep solutions that you have to take with full blown ceramic coatings. Those products, while great in their own right, are difficult to work with, especially for the DIY'er at home. The Viking Series is so easy to use. Just like a regular wax or sealant! You never have to worry about missing a high spot either as again, this is more like a traditional SEALANT you would use, other than this product has a very high durability compared to a normal sealant, leaning more towards a ceramic coating in durability and hydrophobics (which are off the chart good!). Rain or water can't adhere to the surface and it just flies right off during any rain storms. If you have never tried the Viking Series, give it a try, I think you'll be impressed. I would highly recommend the Viking Series to anyone looking to up their game and have a vehicle that will get compliments all the time!

Viking Coat is the only sealant I use on my vehicles. It is by far one of the best sealants ever created. It is so simple so use. Exactly like you would use a wax. I use a small Flex PXE-80 polisher with a finishing pad to apply the Viking Coat, allow it to haze up and it's a breeze to remove. Let it cure at least 3 hours according to the instructions. I then use Viking Spritz to maintain it. It's well worth the price if you really want your vehicle to blow away others who are looking at it when you are out and about. They will stop you and ask you how you got your vehicle so glossy, or "what are you using on that", etc. All day long. I would highly recommend you use the "Trio" of Master Compound, Master Final Polish, and Escalate Lotion, Palm Balm, or one of the other cleaner final polishes Polishangel sells and use those products first. It will completely level your paint for the highest possible finish, then that final step just ramps up the gloss to the highest possible level your paint will be able to achieve. It's a very long process but having the two polishers is a must in my opinion to make the process go quickly and smoothly once you get your process down. It's not hard at all when you have the right tools. Harbor freight sells a few polisher options for those on a budget. If not, the SPTA 5" long throw (Cordless) polisher is a very good value and great polisher for the money. It's only about $200 on Amazon and you get everything you need, although I would definitely recommend you get upgraded polishing pads to complete the process. That SPTA does the trick though and it's a very smooth polisher to use with minimal vibration. I would put it up against a Flex polisher all day long. I love that thing for what I paid for it. And you get two batteries, the charger, a case, and all sorts of accessories included. It's a great value. And any small polisher on Amazon would work to do your intricate polishing duties on the pillars and small areas where at mini-polisher is a must. Again, for about $150 to $200 you can get an entire kit with 2 batteries included, charger, 1", 2", and 3" backing plates of different variety included, also all the extensions, and all the pads you need. Everything. It's a knock off of the Rupes iBRID but it's a good knock off and works very well. Worth every cent for intricate polishing needs. Some of the kits are a little more pricey, but even if you paid up to $300 for the entire kit, it's worth it. Just my two cents but I had to leave a review about this product as being one of the best sealants money can buy! It will give you lasting protection against the elements. It lasted almost two years on my Nissan 370Z, but it's rarely driven, and garage kept, climate controlled at all times. But Viking Coat lasts a long time. Especially paired up with Viking Spritz. One of the best spray sealants ever created.