I was using Super-Charger to coat my rims for a while, it seemed to work quite well. I ended up using on the rest of the car also, seems to work rather well. If you find the gallon container for a decent price it ends up being stupid cheap per application. The dilution ratio is 100:1 for the gallon size so it's gonna last forever. I just plan on applying after every wash to keep the protection topped off, and not feel bad doing a second application if you want to try to get better coverage.
I’ve used this a couple times. Last time I clayed after wash, and sprayed it on a dry car before spreading with a MF towel. Then rinsed again. Seems to be holding up nicely so far. I agree this seems to be a great value for the money.
i'm picking up 2 of their 16oz bottles next week directly from nanoskin (local to me). do you think the 16oz "pre-diluted" spray is 100:1 or is it more conentrated? i have only used 303 up til now so that is my gold standard, but it looks like the nanoskin sio2 is about 80-90% of the 303. good vid thanks.
I have the one gallon jug and have been using it at 100:1 but it’s much weaker than the pre-diluted bottle. I’m still messing with the mix ratio so haven’t found what works for me yet.
I actually left the first coating that is shown in this video on for 6 months with no other coatings applied and there was definitely still traces of Super-Charger present. It wasn't anything to write home about and was spotty, but considering the price, I was impressed. As far as dilution rations, I've only tried 100:1 and 20:1. 100:1 is weak and diminishes quite rapidly. 20:1 definitely works better but it's definitely not what the manufacturer sends in the premixed bottles. Although 20:1 works, I think it's too concentrated and that may take away from function. For my next batch I'm going to try another mixing ratio somewhere in between and just go from there.
I was using Super-Charger to coat my rims for a while, it seemed to work quite well. I ended up using on the rest of the car also, seems to work rather well. If you find the gallon container for a decent price it ends up being stupid cheap per application. The dilution ratio is 100:1 for the gallon size so it's gonna last forever. I just plan on applying after every wash to keep the protection topped off, and not feel bad doing a second application if you want to try to get better coverage.
Glad to hear it's working out for you 👍🏽
I’ve used this a couple times. Last time I clayed after wash, and sprayed it on a dry car before spreading with a MF towel. Then rinsed again. Seems to be holding up nicely so far. I agree this seems to be a great value for the money.
This is one of those products that slip under the radar and doesn't get the attention it should.
Nanoskin is a very very underrated company
Definitely 👍🏽
i'm picking up 2 of their 16oz bottles next week directly from nanoskin (local to me). do you think the 16oz "pre-diluted" spray is 100:1 or is it more conentrated? i have only used 303 up til now so that is my gold standard, but it looks like the nanoskin sio2 is about 80-90% of the 303. good vid thanks.
I have the one gallon jug and have been using it at 100:1 but it’s much weaker than the pre-diluted bottle. I’m still messing with the mix ratio so haven’t found what works for me yet.
I'm thinking about buying this. How did this hold up after the 1 month mark? also have you found the dilution ratio you like yet?
I actually left the first coating that is shown in this video on for 6 months with no other coatings applied and there was definitely still traces of Super-Charger present. It wasn't anything to write home about and was spotty, but considering the price, I was impressed. As far as dilution rations, I've only tried 100:1 and 20:1. 100:1 is weak and diminishes quite rapidly. 20:1 definitely works better but it's definitely not what the manufacturer sends in the premixed bottles. Although 20:1 works, I think it's too concentrated and that may take away from function. For my next batch I'm going to try another mixing ratio somewhere in between and just go from there.
Does it have the UV blocker?
Of course it does, that's the main function of "protection" be it ceramic sio2 or sealant or wax