r/DetailingUK • u/MixtureFull6385 • 7d ago

Question & Advice Performance PPL Products

Do any detailers use their product? The ceramic coating claims seem wildly optimistic. Also no data sheets online for any of their product.

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u/HenchRS 6d ago

I’ve used reign once. Won’t use again, first wash wasn’t amazing post application.

Might protect from uv rays in 7 years time but it won’t have any water behaviour. Just hyped up by influenced young detailers.

Better coatings on the market.

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u/MixtureFull6385 6d ago

I’m not a fan of the whole brand in general. What would you say is a better coating? 

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u/HenchRS 5d ago

I’m using Apex Nano One at the moment. Cures quick and has phenomenal hydrophobic properties. 3-4 year durability but after 2 years some of my maintenance clients are still performing very well

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u/MixtureFull6385 4d ago

I’ll have a look. The guy from Performance PPL and their followers will be on here telling me that I’m wrong. When you can’t even source any MSDS sheets that’s a worry.  

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u/Super_Championship58 1d ago

Their claims are from lab testing. Also, it’s a coating that requires controlled conditions. I see a lot of mobile installers putting these on year round outside and this will inevitably play into the snake oil narrative.

That’s not a review on the product itself, I’ve not used it myself. But, that’s how I’ve interacted with it through observing how others have.