Nano worth it? Should I get it? Anyone have it?

Yes, a coating protects better. I have not found a sealant or wax, no matter how many layer are on it, that bird shit will not etch the paint and need to be polished back out. Glosscoat has no issues protecting. I am not saying apply a coating and you are done. You still need to maintain the paint with the same steps as a wax/sealant however I find it easier to keep the vehicle clean with a coating and less work goes into washing. Keep in mind my vehicles live outside so are subjected to all elements including the giant bugs during the summer.

For question 1. I liked the ease of application. Takes very little effort. I usually apply to 2 panels. When I finish applying the 2nd panel, I go back and remove off the first. Then apply the next panel and remove from the 2nd. Keep going until vehicle is complete.

Also, most don't recommend it but Glosscoat can be layered if you like.

For question 2. I do not like the syringe bottle. Minor complaint.

Yes, I coated the vehicle myself. Regardless of whether the vehicle is new or not you still need to polish the vehicle. Hopefully the new vehicle requires less work. Here are my steps.

Wash
clay bar
Rinse (some people wash again)
dry
correct paint/polish
panel wipe (I used Optimum panel wipe) to remove left over polish
coat

If you have any experience with sealants or wax then a coating is easy to do. I started off with the wheels on my truck just to get a feel for the coating. I knew it wouldn't be a big deal if I messed them up. Glosscoat or Cquartz are relatively easy to use.

 

Here it is fellas. I put a coat of McGuire ultimate after clay bar. I think it looks good but I have some dark spots I have to do it again.

 

Gotta do something bout those tires tho....what size can I go up to without any other mods?

 

Man I wish I still lived in pa!!!!! I'd be up the mountain rite now!!!!