bcbell@inmet.UUCP (09/25/85)
Paint protection has come and gone the way of a number of dealer-added gimmix intended on jacking up the price of a new car. Your thoughts on Polyglycoat (now out of business) are true. A good wax job is just as effective. Another problem with paint protection coatings is that they are usually applied to a new car, with new paint. Car paint dries from the outside in (at least the stuff used by most modern auto manufacturers does) and most new cars' paint isn't completely dry yet. So it's not such a hot idea to wax a new car for a while, much less apply Teflon gunk to it. Save the $100, or use it to buy something useful for your new car. R.M. Mottola Cyborg Corp. Newton, MA.