CARPRO FlyBy Forte: Windshield Ceramic Coating
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
- CARPRO FlyBy Forte is a great solution for a long term hydrophobic windshield! This coating protects your glass from contaminants and makes rain easily glide off its surface! FlyBy Forte will launch rain off your windshield once your vehicle hits 40 miles per hour. This facilitates a safer drive from a windshield clear of rain and dirt.
CARPRO FlyBy Forte is available in 3 different kits depending on what you need! Today we review what comes in the FlyByForte Kit and provide a demonstration on how to best apply the product. As always, if you have further questions on the product we encourage you to leave a comment or reach out to our service team!
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******************Chapters *************************
00:00 Introduction
00:12 Sizes and options
00:30 PRECUATIONS
01:40 What is FlyBy Forte?
02:30 Windshield Tips
03:17 Brand New Glass?
03:30 STEP 1: Prep
04:29 Kit Contents
06:16 STEP 2: Applying the Product
07:50 Second Coat
08:14 over-application?
08:45 Final Tips - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Hey Corey,
Thank you for your time, i do appreciate it.
Excellent content.
Stay safe my friend
Thank you Kevin! Peace to you as well brother!
Thanks! Great Video
Thank you! Check out our DQUARTZ GForce video we recently posted as that product has replaced the Forte and definitely our preferred choice between the two!
Great demonstration! I just had the first coat of flyby 30 perfect but due to winds dust settled on the screen after 20 min of application so i just used a leaf blower to blow off the dust but some of it was left on the screen that was visible on the suede applicator what can be done is it going to cause any damage? Please let me know
Hi Garvit, sorry for the slow reply! No, that should not be an issue unless it was pollen. Pollen on fresh coating could potentially hinder its durability.
Great video as always. Once applied this stays on visibly in the way it was applied. Would you recommend using a MF towel to level up the residue?
Thank you!! No, I do not wipe off with a microfiber towel. Just wipe in until it is disappeared. The second coat you do not want to overapply.
I see from the comments that some have difficulty buffing to a streak free finish. To speed things up, would it make sense to use a DA on a low speed, with some kind of a buffing bonnet? (or even just pressing down on the supplied cotton applicator, using a small backing plate)
I find it strange that in general, final buffing for various tasks is almost always recommended to be done by hand - why not a machine?
Hi Greg, you are welcome to use a bonnet if you like.
McKee's 37 glass polish is much milder than Ceriglass. A good option for new glass if any sort of coating is on it and you want to try something else.
Thanks for the info Wescat, you actually do not need a "glass polish" at all for new glass. You can simply polish it with a paint compound already on hand and save some money :)
Can I use medium cut compound (like fixer) to prepare the windshield instead of clearcut?
Yes, 100% :)
I have a very slight fine single wiper line on my new car screen can I gently try and remove this by using the Ceripro in the kit I have then clean and coat?
Hi Dave, great question. To remove a scratch, you will need to use a machine with the ceriglass and our Glasscut pads. There is a possibility it will leave micro marring (very fine swirls from the abrasives) behind even if you do remove the scratch.
You appear to buff to a streak free finish as you go - correct? If so, that differs to the instructions - the instructions say to come back and buff off, once it's been applied. (and it says to use the same applicator)
The idea is to apply multiple times but on the final application you are leaving it streak free as you go.
Ive applied this, but i cant seem to buff it completely off. The glass is clear, but when looking close its almost like an oily resedue that wont buff of no mather how long I use the same pad I applied the coating with.
I've been experiencing the exact same thing... This coating needs to be upgraded. It's the hardest coating to apply on your glass. Leaves to much residue
Where can I find more competent information on glass polishing with e.g. Ceriglass?
On our website under Ceriglass
Hi there - I got the GTechnique Ultra ceramic coating done on my Model Y (Bought Feb 2024), however, I am not satisfied with the windshield and was wondering if I can apply CarPro FlyBy Forte on top of it?
Hi Prashant! Actually I would strongly recommend DQuartz GFORCE from CARPRO. They replaced Forte with Gforce which is honestly a much easier to use and less finicky formula. Here is the video - czcams.com/video/f5h_7xPw_yo/video.html&pp=ygUOZHF1YXJ0eiBnZm9yY2U%3D
@@SkyCarCare Thanks for your recommendation. Would you suggest removing all the previous coating on the windshield before I apply it, or can it go on top of it?
@@user-yd3jh1pt1l Give it a quick wash, prep, 5 minutes to quickly polish the entire windshield with Ultracut, Eraser panel wipe, and good to coat.
Does washing the windscreen with carpro reset removes the layer of coating?
No, it only helps the coating by keeping it clean.
Aquapel has been my go to - is this any better?
Aquapel is a great product as well. CARPRO Forte will last longer but aquapel is probably more straight forward for you if you already are use to applying it
@@SkyCarCare The biggest issue I have with Aquapel is actually finding non couterfiet versions online... Basically you have to pay full retail and make sure they're delivered in individual packaging. Other than that - I like how fast/easy it is to apply/remove. It was better when my car was new - now - 101,000 miles later - I have all of the wear tear on a typical OEM window. Have one left - will use it - this time I polish window, use gyeon prep, then try Aquapel.... after that... may try Forte!
I had the hardest time using this product. First doing it with that little cotton pad was a nightmare, takes forever and hurts your hand. And then to get it to disappear from the windshield takes many wipes and still won't all go away, had to use a towel. Maybe it was the fact that it was a hot/humid day but I used it one and time won't use it again. Just not worth the effort.
I will have to agree with especially since there are so many coatings that last just as long and are easy to apply
Thanks for your feedback! It is a little time consuming and for sure if you want something REALLY fast and easy to apply and don't need massive durability then just use Hydro2 Foam when your washing the car... 10 seconds to do the entire windshield. Can't argue with that :). I love Hydrofoam for the entire car.
Just applied it for the first time and I totally agree - it seems impossible to buff to a streak free finish with the applicator, although DISCLAIMER - I used the Gtechniq AP2 applicator because it is a bit larger and easier to use.
IMHO though, the instructions should be updated to reflect reality - a towel is required for the final buffing. Now to see how this expensive TINY bottle of stuff performs.
hello, how many layers should i do on the windshield? and how long between them? thanks
2 layers on the windshield is recommended. And once the first layer is worked in you can immediately. go into applying a second coat.
- James
I have a problematic(*) windshield and decided to use the Ceriglass. I used a DA with a small (5mm) offset and the 5" Carpro felt pad. No immediate problems are apparent, but I'm a bit concerned by the fact that the pad & windshield remained stone cold. I.e - did I actually do any meaningful polishing? I would have expected a bit of heat to have been generated.
(*) not heavily scratched, but the water behaves in a very odd way when the wipers are used. Hard to describe.
Hi Greg, if you removed the damage you were trying to remove then you got plenty of polishing! To add hydrophobics back you just want to add some protection.
@@SkyCarCare I don't know whether I've removed the damage yet - have to wait & see how it behaves in the rain. (and if it is fixed, I won't know immediately whether it was the polishing, the Forte, or both, that made the improvement)
The main problem at the moment was simply that new wipers were required, so with that out of the way, I can now see how Forte performs.
@@gregsullivan7408 Excellent
It's interesting how you say Ceriglass is very abrasive - I've been watching a few videos on glass scratch removal - the specialists start with cutting discs, and cerium oxide is the last step - it is the FINISHING polish. Are you absolutely sure it's quite as abrasive as you imply?
Hi Greg! Well... Lets add context. For professional of glass polishing then yes there are more aggressive things. For detailers that have never polished glass before they can screw things up QUICK and it is very aggressive. On the other hand, on most glass and in the hands of a professional Ceriglass is an AMAZING tool.
@@SkyCarCare thanks. Just a thought - do a demonstration where you actually cause damage using Ceriglass, using intentionally poor technique, and then show how it should be done. (using an old piece of glass, of course)
@@gregsullivan7408 Great idea, thanks Greg
If I am picking up my car new from the dealership do you suggest I just clean the car and just spray the eraser I get with the kit and then apply for prep? Or should I polish too?
Brand new vehicles will not need to have their glass polished unless there is very visible issues. Ceriglass is extremely abrasive and should only be used on glass that has been on the road for many miles. So in your case. Wash, eraser, and application of Forte would be perfect.
-James
@@SkyCarCare amazing thanks for the quick reply! And saving my butt from even more work!
@@domsom9995 Of Course! If you ever need immediate assistance on questions give our service line a ring! You can talk directly with us :)
- James
This coating is the hardest coating to apply. It's a pain to Buff off and it leaves plenty streaks. By the time you finishing Buffing off the coating you'll need a new pair of shoulders 😢.
I'm am sure I'm not only the only person experiencing this. And I've applied many coating before. Develop a much user friendly coating that's easier to apply and buff off please.
Hi Aaron, the Forte product has been discontinued because it was finicky for a lot of people to apply and was replaced by DQ GFORCE which is SUPER easy to apply. If you purchased from Sky's the Limit and were not happy with your purchase reach out and we will credit you towards a bottle of the new Gforce!
Quick question. Should I put coating on my windshield wiper blades? Since I coated the glass the wipers are now stuttering when in use and they weren't doing that before.
Hi Aaron, great question. We advise using CARPRO Reload on the wiper blades if you run into this. This chattering is common with certain types of wiper blades of certain rubber materials and less tension on the blade. Reload should solve it@@aaronprudhomme8688 Let us know
Best,
Corey
Thank you alot for your advice. I will use the reload and give you guys some feed back.