jedimaster

I seem to recall reading about Lexus incorporating LS self healing clearcoat for the new GS Liquid Platinum paint. Can someone confirm?

dseag2

I know Infiniti's paints are supposed to be self-healing, but I don't see the scratches automatically going away on our Liquid Platinum G37 Vert.

mehran888

Same for my wife's EX35 - nothing has healed itself. Or maybe it heals so fast I don't see it, and it's too worn out to heal the ones I see.

Looks like it's not offered here any more.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe...03/?cmpid=rss1

jedimaster

2010 LS should already have this clearcoat according to this article:

http://www.carsguide.com.au/news-and...epairing_paint

rominl

iTrader: (4)

funny thing, when people talk about these paint i always say "alright so who is going to let me try with my key?" then everyone scatters...

dseag2

LOL, my g/f's G37 Vert has scratch marks under the door handles and I can never figure out how the hell they get there since the car has keyless entry and she only has to touch a button on the handle to open the door. Anyway, they never go away on their own. I always have to buff them out. "Self-healing", my ***.

rominl

iTrader: (4)

fwiw, it's the finger nails when reaching over the handle to open the door. happens to almost every car that i work on

but back on topic, yes, my key is still ready

jj14

Oh, that is just so wrong...

caddyowner

My LS had those, also scratches on the roof from purses / packages being placed up there.