04-26-2016, 11:12 AM
Rick what I have noticed with soileze is that it works different then say like scotch guard. Scotch guard will suspend a spill on the surface for a period of time.... I noticed that soileze does not suspend a spill.
It seems that soileze maybe encapsulates the spill?. Do you mind explaining a little more, I noticed you said that soileze employs a newer style fluoro-chemistry . I have been messing around with soileze lately and it is some cool stuff.
What would be the best way to explain soileze in comparison to a scotch guard? Most customers out there are used to scotch guard "suspension" of a spill. So in demonstrating soileze to a customer what is the best way to explain the difference.
As always, Thank you Rick for your replies. I always look forward to them.
It seems that soileze maybe encapsulates the spill?. Do you mind explaining a little more, I noticed you said that soileze employs a newer style fluoro-chemistry . I have been messing around with soileze lately and it is some cool stuff.
What would be the best way to explain soileze in comparison to a scotch guard? Most customers out there are used to scotch guard "suspension" of a spill. So in demonstrating soileze to a customer what is the best way to explain the difference.
As always, Thank you Rick for your replies. I always look forward to them.