MAXEasy is awesome to use as a standalone coating, but it is also the best product to use as a maintenance / booster coating over long-term 3yr+ "ceramic" coatings. The industry incorrectly referred to those as a "ceramic" but they are more of a glas
Yes, MAXEasy works great on fiberglass, gelcoat, and aluminum boats, as well as on other marine vessels such as jet skis and yachts. Even if the surface has been waxed, MAXEasy will still be effective. However, it will not bond as well as it would on
Yes! MAXEasy works great on RVs, campers, motorhomes, travel trailers, big rig/semi trucks, and other large vehicles. MAXEasy also works great on gelcoat and fiberglass. The most popular question large vehicle owners ask is 'how much product is neede
It works great on matte! MAXEasy will make matte/satin/Denim finishes look richer and newer. MAXEasy will not artificially shine, but will retain the matte look. It will keep it cleaner and make them easier to clean. Even when it does get dirty it wi
MAXEasy works great on vinyl wraps (PPF). It will protect them and make them look better. MAXEasy will not fade or discolor. MAXEasy will also make them easier to keep clean. You can find application directions here: https://help.maxl.com/en-US/artic
MAXEasy provides a very smooth finish that is very noticeable during the drying phase when doing the wet application method. Due to the smooth nature of MAXEasy, and especially when using the MAXL SoftSorb drying towel, the chances of scratching the
MAXL is constantly pushing the boundaries to improve its products, and MAXEasy has undergone several upgrades since its initial release. The original formula, known as MAXEasy 1.0, was a white liquid. It was a solid product, but MAXL’s continuous tes
As with any product, it’s important to follow the directions and avoid using too much product. MAXEasy is extremely easy to use. Because of this, many people mistakenly believe they need to use far more product than necessary. They don’t realize that
If the vehicle has been freshly painted, it is recommended to wait 90 days before applying any products over the paint. This waiting period allows the paint to fully cure and ensures that any solvents or volatile compounds have completely evaporated.
MAXL studies the field of science called Biomimetics or Biomimicry. Nature has already figured all of this out. Nature doesn’t try to build super strong protective barriers that last years. It instead just simply regrows them. That's the science behi
MAXEasy will work on oxidized surfaces and still bond, but it won't remove the oxidation. The bond may not be as strong because an oxidized surface is not ideal for bonding. If you polish off the oxidation first, MAXEasy will bond very strongly and p
Graphene is a gimmick. There’s no such thing as a liquid "graphene" coating that’s "stronger than steel" in car care. "SiO2" is another buzzword in the car care industry that doesn’t mean much. Almost everything contains SiO2. You probably have more
MAXEasy is very durable. One treatment of MAXEasy can last anywhere from a couple months to a year depending on how much abuse it takes. Generally, MAXEasy will last 3000+ miles on the average car considering the average car's exposure to the element
MAXEasy can be used on practically anything. You can spray it on and rinse it off or you can spray it on and wipe it off. Not only can it be used on your entire car inside and out, but many people also use it for their home and business. MAXEasy can
The term "ceramic" is a marketing term in car care and does not fall in the true definition of ceramic in material science. Yes. MAXEasy is easier and faster to use than those "ceramic" products, because with MAXEasy with Triphene you can treat your
In materials science, the term "ceramic" refers to a wide range of materials that are hard, non-metallic, inorganic compounds that are typically made by heating and subsequent cooling. Ceramics include materials like clay (used in pottery), porcelain
MAXEasy can handle up to about 600° F (300°C) before it starts to degrade. Once applied, the more MAXEasy is exposed to direct sunlight, the stronger it's bond becomes. On glass it can form a near-permanent bond if it gets hot enough. Do not use MAXE
No, MAXEasy will not affect the brakes or rotors. The mechanical abrasion force of brakes will eat through any thin coating practically instantly.
When most people use the phrase "water sheeting" what they are actually meaning is "slide angle". MAXEasy has a great slide. MAXEasy reaches peak performance once it has cured for 24-48 hours, especially in direct sunlight, and water will bead and sl
MAXEasy makes bird droppings, bugs, salt, mud and other contaminants have a hard time "sticking" to the surface. MAXEasy creates a "self-cleaning" surface making those types of things so much easier to clean off. As you know, every time you touch you
MAXEasy works great on gelcoat surfaces. However, for removing the scum line and water spots, we recommend using MAXRemove first. MAXRemove is designed to eliminate abrasive particles, stains, contaminants, and water spots effectively. For more detai
MAXEasy doesn't "fill in" micro scratches, it instead "masks" them by causing the light to refract off of the surface differently making them hard to see. The modified light refraction is also one of the main reasons it makes surfaces look new. Gloss