devlup HL kit

[MJDShield]

I'm thinking about purchasing the kit with the power stripper& polisher ($420) and was looking for some input from people who are already using it. Is it worth the price? Are you & your customers pleased with the results that it produces. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mike

[harrellbenjamin]

Originally Posted by MJDShield

I'm thinking about purchasing the kit with the power stripper& polisher ($420) and was looking for some input from people who are already using it. Is it worth the price? Are you & your customers pleased with the results that it produces. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mike

Buy the kit.by the time you analyze all of the options out there and come back to the reasoning that "I should buy the Dvelup" you could have paid for it at least 2-3 times LOL JMO

Good people and good product with good support.

[Bois]

I bought mine from Dvelup after a Mobile Expo show at reduced rates. Very happy with results.

[MJDShield]

Thanks for the input. Mike

[kenb81]

What is devlup s website?

[Brent Deines]

http://www.dvelup.com/

[Brent Deines]

After over a year or two of research I too am sold on Dvelup. In fact, I was so impressed that Delta Kits is now selling Dvelup products, and I'm very excited to see how well they are accepted by Delta Kits customers.

There are probably a few things that we will have customized to Delta Kits specifications once we have more feedback from Delta Kits customers to work with, but for now I am quite pleased with the products, and with the service that we have received.

Any suggestions for improvement are welcome as I only want the Delta Kits name to be associated with the highest quality products.

[chips1144]

Well Done Brent, I hope it works out well for you.

[t4k]

Hi Guys - I am new to forum but not new to W/S repair and headlight restoration. My question is for those who have used Dvelup's sealer.....does it go on very smooth without lines? I have seen some sealers/coatings that were applied with a foam brush and they look as though you are looking through water after they have dried. I am currently just using a wax type top coat for a sealer and I have not had any come back on me yet.

I do like the idea of the sealer but it needs to as smooth and seamless as it looks when you through buffing.

T4K

[harrellbenjamin]

Originally Posted by t4k

Hi Guys - I am new to forum but not new to W/S repair and headlight restoration. My question is for those who have used Dvelup's sealer.....does it go on very smooth without lines? I have seen some sealers/coatings that were applied with a foam brush and they look as though you are looking through water after they have dried. I am currently just using a wax type top coat for a sealer and I have not had any come back on me yet.

I do like the idea of the sealer but it needs to as smooth and seamless as it looks when you through buffing.

T4K

+Go's on smooth and you wipe it on with a blue Scott shop towell.I use a heat gun to "hit" it with after I wipe it on and it will level itself .
The sealer actually is absorbed into the polycarbonate lens and adds greatly to the shine on the lens.You can polish a lens all day and the addition of their sealer will always take it to the next level.