Ozoneshield paint and interior protection

Thomas
Products similar to Ozone Shield have been flogged for years and are very expensive and arguably just not cost justified. The retailers make overly large margins hence why they push it so hard. They leverage off the emotion of the new car/van buyer wanting to protect the new investment.

New Vans are designed to withstand the elements reasonably.
After market coatings may assist to minimise exposure risks but will not stop stone chips etc.
Scotch guard will assist for soft internal coverings.

I expect the O product will be $750-1500 [dependent on the options you take]. The cheaper alternative [if you really feel the need] is to buy high quality wax/other external and internal treatments for less than $100.

Discussion as to benefit/value of these types of products been going around a long time see http://caravanersforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=21224

The savings by not doing the O product may be used to better protect the highly exposed areas of the Van arising from flying stones etc.

Happy Vanning.
Bob

Hi Tom,
Here is a link to check OZONE SHIELD @ ExplorOz Forum



https://www.exploroz.com/forum/93000/ozone-shield







Apr 4, 2012 - 13 posts - ?2 authors
Ok the ozone shield has been great, paint protection, Not bad but obviously won't stop chipping from flying stones though, scotch gaurded ...

Snake oil comes to mind.

Probably just as good to have it details every year or so. Either than or a regular polish. If it is fibreglass get a marine/boat polish.