POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating
POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating
POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating
POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating
POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating

POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating

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The ease of a sealant with more durability than a traditional wax or sealant can offer.

Adapted from their renowned Glasscoat technology, the new Diamond coating is a graphene-resin formula with additional silicate for added durability and longevity. The benefits of this new formulation include:

  • Higher stain resistance against bugs, saps, droppings, etc.
  • Increased depth and clarity to all surfaces
  • Unique, very glossy mirror finish
  • Generates a Highly Hydrophobic Surface

Easily applied, the resulting finish will take on a molten, glassy look and on a properly prepared surface, will leave a smooth, sumptuous gloss with a tactile appeal that is hard to resist! Check out our 1-year review of this product: The Exquisite POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating & Glasscoat Graphene Spritz

CONTENTS:

  • 1 x 50ml bottle of POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating
  • 1 x Pair of gloves
  • 1 x Foam Applicator

* 50ml of POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating is enough to coat 2 average sized cars with 2 layers of product each.

  1. Prepare the surface with POLISHANGEL Primer Spritz
  2. Shake well before use
  3. Surface must be cool and out of direct sunlight
  4. Ensure the surface is prepared and free of contamination before applying
  5. Apply in circular motions using the included applicator, a POLISHANGEL Finishing Applicator or the ESOTERIC Premium Applicator Pad. We find the ESOTERIC Premium Applicator Pad provides the most enjoyable application experience.
  6. Leave to cure for 30 minutes
  7. Buff off with clean microfiber towel. The ESOTERIC Red Premium Microfiber Towel or Eagle Edgeless 350's are both excellent choices for removal.
  8. For optimal performance apply in at least two layers, allowing 2 hours between layers.
  9. Use POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Graphene Spritz in 1-2 hours after the final application of Cosmic Diamond to reduce total curing time to 12 hours.

Curing:

  • The surface should not come in contact with heat or water in the following 12-24 hours.
  • Over the 24 hours following application, the gloss & hardness will increase tremendously

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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My new favorite pairing

"I may have found my favorite pairing, POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating to start. The Diamond coating is a graphene-resin formula with additional silicate for added durability and longevity. I still am a little concerned with the application process of traditional ceramic coating and find this a great alternative to apply. Wipes on and off with ease. Two applications to a bottle for $55, so $28 for this application. I topped it with POLISHANGEL high gloss spray. With both coatings they are serious when they say a little goes a long way. The high gloss spray is $59, and I used less than 1/10 of the bottle, so I am guessing 12 applications, so about 5$. The finished product came out so, so well, I could not quit staring at the car. I could not get the pictures to do it justice, my wife said it looks like you poured class over it. I have some PPF on the front end of the car. I applied both coating to all areas (Body, PPF, and any plastics). They look very consistent across all surfaces."

Keith (5/5)

GREAT

"seems identical to cosmic V2, only the color was a brown / green from the graphene. went on and wiped off the same, same slickness, I felt like it had a little more glow and rich warmth then shine but all eye evidence. I'd assume the formula is unchanged.. cheaper then Cosmic for some reason so that's a plus. I mean pretty insane deal you can coat multiple cars from one of polish Angels cheapest products and longest lasting.. my go to product for "coating" a car. I never use primer spritz and V2 lasted over a year in Hawaii weather."

S S. (5/5)

Good

"Easy to apply and buff off."

Cayman (5/5)

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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My new favorite pairing

"I may have found my favorite pairing, POLISHANGEL Glasscoat Cosmic Diamond Coating to start. The Diamond coating is a graphene-resin formula with additional silicate for added durability and longevity. I still am a little concerned with the application process of traditional ceramic coating and find this a great alternative to apply. Wipes on and off with ease. Two applications to a bottle for $55, so $28 for this application. I topped it with POLISHANGEL high gloss spray. With both coatings they are serious when they say a little goes a long way. The high gloss spray is $59, and I used less than 1/10 of the bottle, so I am guessing 12 applications, so about 5$. The finished product came out so, so well, I could not quit staring at the car. I could not get the pictures to do it justice, my wife said it looks like you poured class over it. I have some PPF on the front end of the car. I applied both coating to all areas (Body, PPF, and any plastics). They look very consistent across all surfaces."

Keith (5/5)

GREAT

"seems identical to cosmic V2, only the color was a brown / green from the graphene. went on and wiped off the same, same slickness, I felt like it had a little more glow and rich warmth then shine but all eye evidence. I'd assume the formula is unchanged.. cheaper then Cosmic for some reason so that's a plus. I mean pretty insane deal you can coat multiple cars from one of polish Angels cheapest products and longest lasting.. my go to product for "coating" a car. I never use primer spritz and V2 lasted over a year in Hawaii weather."

S S. (5/5)

Good

"Easy to apply and buff off."

Cayman (5/5)

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