Maxima SC1 Clear Coat Spray Test
Shine up your entire ride with Maxima SC1
If your new machine is losing its luster, or you’re looking for an easy way to freshen up your machine’s appearance, Maxima SC1 can help you with both. Chase Cunningham, from Team Media All-stars and Morehead Motorsports, has been bragging on how much he loves SC1 for a while now, so we decided to give it a try.
Maxima SC1 is a silicone-based clear coat spray designed to enhance the look of your ATV or side-by-side, while preserving its appearance with its UV protectant. The 12-ounce spray can makes application easy, and being CFC free, makes SC1 environmentally friendly. It richens color and adds shine to plastic, while reducing haze and the appearance of fine scratches. You can quickly add shine to painted metals with less polishing than conventional wax, plus if you miss a spot, there’s no white residue left over. Wiped dry on hard surfaces, it leaves a protective shine and doesn’t attract dust like WD-40 or automotive interior and tire spray do.
Before Maxima SC1
After Maxima SC1
You can spray SC1 and leave it on wet as a tire shine. You can also leave it on your machine wet as a mud repellant for muddy races and rides. You’ll still get dirty; however, it will help reduce mud buildup.
The Verdict
Maxima SC1 is a very versatile product that can enhance the appearance of your ATV, automobile, boat, motorcycle, etc. It can help reduce cleanup time; it replaces two or three other products in our bucket of cleaning supplies; and it smells good, too. Great Stuff!
Manufacturer, Maxima SC1
Product: SC1 Clear Coat Spray
Price: $9.50
Maxima, SC1 Clear Coat Spray
Summary: Maxima SC1 is a very versatile product that can enhance the appearance of your ATV, automobile, boat, motorcycle, etc. It can help reduce cleanup time; it replaces two or three other products in our bucket of cleaning supplies; and it smells good, too. Great Stuff!
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