Sharkhide is a great product and will last about a summer. Just make sure to apply it excactly the way it says to. Also, buy the cotton towels they sell to apply it. It looks like you use to have an aerosol can but its not available anymore, that would be killer if they brought that back.

Do you guys use Sharkhide after polish to coat things in the engine bay like blowers, intakes, pulleys, etc.?

That's why I asked if you all have met in person or not. I f*u King hate when you're trying to get something across to someone via text and because they don't know your tone and who you are they take it as an insult.

Yes after its polished. Can use on any type of metal, stainless, aluminum, diamond plate etc.

Sharkhyde does not look good on polished metal, leaves a rainbow color film that you can not see on scotchbrite aluminum.

well sh!t, just wasted a couple hundred on their products....

I think ZP is saying it doesn't look good on your stainless steel parts but looks good on polished aluminum

I wanted to try it on my mufflers , hoping it`ll be easier to clean.

This sounded great too but the reviews were not good at all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-6_EpDh0jI

It looks just fine if it's applied correctly. I would practice with some scrap metal to get the hang of it. You only get one chance but if it doesn't go right just use some acetone and start over
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NICE!
One swipe right? I kept wanting to go over it more times... I even polished my brass sea pump and coated it lol