Soft99 Glaco Mirror Coat Zero

Soft99 Glaco Mirror Coat Zero - Forget ALL about water on your side mirrors!

Do you want to keep your side mirrors and camera completely free of water? Then Glaco Mirror Coat Zero is definitely the answer. While it may not seem like a ''must-have'' product, I would definitely say it is!

We all love how water beads up, both on the car's paint and also on the windows, and if you've ever had window sealant on your car, you know all too well how great it is that you can see much more out of the windows, in many cases without windshield wipers at all.

Imagine the same property, just on your side mirrors, and then throw in a little power, as the water actually can't stick. It actually doesn't bead, it just bounces off!

Doesn't like water at all

Once you have treated your side mirrors or cameras with Mirror Coat Zero, you will quickly discover that it does not like water at all, in fact it does not bead, but rather bounces or jumps directly off the glass.

Unlike window sealant, it doesn't require the car to be moving at all for it to repel water. Soft99 itself says that it repels water from 0 km/h, and I can certainly only agree with that.

Therefore, there is no more water getting in the way when you need to use your side mirrors, or even your rearview camera.

As you can see in the picture, one side (left) is treated with Mirror Coat Zero and the other is untreated. This clearly shows how big a difference it makes, and makes it significantly safer to move around in traffic.

Spray sealer

Glaco Mirror Coat Zero comes in a small pressurized container, where it is possible to treat your side mirrors about 6 times.

The packaging that Mirror Coat Zero comes in is designed so cleverly that you can use it to cover around the glass, meaning that the cardboard can be squeezed in between the glass and the mirror housing itself. This way you avoid spraying the product on the mirror itself and adjacent parts.

Comes in a small pressurized container, which is enough to treat your side mirrors about 6 times.

The packaging that Glaco Mirror Coat Zero comes in is made so that you can use it as a cover. That is, the cardboard fits so that it can be squeezed in between the glass and the mirror housing. That way you avoid “overspray”. Smart!

Guidance

• Wash the surface thoroughly - perform a paint cleaner if necessary.
• Dry thoroughly afterwards - if necessary, use air to ensure no drops subsequently fall on the glass.
• Cover the area with the cardboard the bottle comes in.
• Shake the bottle thoroughly.
• At a distance of 15 cm from the glass itself, spray from the top of the glass downwards, in vertical lines.
• Let the product cure for 1-2 hours (summer/winter)

There is no wiping afterwards.

Application temperature

It is recommended that the product be applied at a minimum of 15 degrees, but can be treated at temperatures as low as 5 degrees. Please note, however, that the evaporation time is extended at lower temperatures.

Stop washing..

Areas treated with Mirror Coat Zero, that is, if your side mirrors or cameras are treated, avoid completely ''washing'' them with both pre-wash and auto shampoo.

Since the product is a very thin film, it is also incredibly sensitive to soap, and therefore simply needs to be rinsed off. As long as you don't hit the glass or camera with anything other than plain water, you don't have to worry!

Hazard marking

H319- Causes serious eye irritation.

H336- May cause drowsiness or dizziness.

H222- Extremely flammable aerosol.