Ceramic Coating Launch STAK! Full Details and Discussion on Our Newest Product. Episode #827

In this episode of the Pints of Polishing podcast, Marshall and Nick discuss their recent experiences and share some customer feedback. They also introduce their new product, STAK, a versatile ceramic coating. They highlight the simplicity of the application process and the long-lasting results it provides. They emphasize that Stack is not just a water-based sealant, but a true ceramic coating. They address common questions and concerns about the product, including its durability and the maintenance of the sprayer. Overall, they invite listeners to join the evolution of their product line and experience the benefits of STAK. Takeaways STAK is a versatile ceramic coating that offers simplicity in application and long-lasting results. It is suitable for both professional detailers and car enthusiasts who want to protect their vehicles. STAK can be used as a standalone protectant or to service existing coatings. It reinforces weak points in coatings and provides a real level of service. The application process is quick and easy, with no need for leveling or multiple towels. STAK is not a water-based sealant, but a true ceramic coating with enhanced durability and hydrophobic properties. The product comes in an 8-ounce bottle, which can cover approximately 10-15 cars of varying sizes. The sprayer should be cleaned with warm water and APC to prevent clogging and contamination. STAK fills a need in the market for a ceramic coating with a 6-12 month lifespan. It offers a higher level of protection and gloss compared to water-based sealants. STAK is part of the evolution of the hyperCLEAN product line, providing unique value to customers. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Updates 05:05 Nick's Experience at the Farmer's Market 13:35 Benefits of Stack for Professional Detailers 23:23 Maintaining the Sprayer and Preventing Contamination 27:38 Addressing Common Questions and Concerns about Stack 32:36 Join the Evolution with STAK: The Future of Ceramic Coatings