I haven't used that particular Teflon stuff but I used a different
brand that had Teflon in it.  The first time I put it on it seemed
great.  I eventually discovered that it would dull and need to be
rewaxed but the first coat was almost impossible to get off.  I had to
work like a SOB with the new application and rubbing and rubbing to
get the new stuff to dissolve the old stuff so I could buff it off
when it dried.  Plus it turned yellowish.  Wasn't noticeable till you
started taking it back off, then you could actually see the old
coating.  I've never seen another "wax" product do this.  Makes me
leery of anything that says it has Teflon in it.
--
Jim
'88 LX 5.0 (now in car heaven)
'89 LX 5.0 vert
'99 GT 35th Anniversery Edition - Silver
Mods to date - Relocated trunk release to drivers side,
shortened throttle cable, PIAA Driving lights.

I haven't used the product you mentioned but back in 96 I bought a
slightly used 95 GTS. They talked me into buying this lifetime teflon
pain protectant with the promise that if I was ever unhappy with the
shine I could bring it back and have it reapplied free.

Well I kept that car less than two years but that stuff was
incredible. I did have it reapplied right before I sold it.

I would buy that again any time. I think it cost $150, but it saved me
at least 10 wax jobs. It had a beautiful wet glossy look. The kid who
bought that car about peed his pants when he saw it.

Here's a foto:

http://www.clampett.com/images/95gt02.jpg

Mort

It's time for a wax again so I figured I'd try it out... f.ck me.. that
stuff is easy to put on, but HARD to take off! Goes on extremely
easily... but fairly difficult to get back off!

I only did the front end of the car... fenders, hood, front bumper
cover. I washed the car twice... still good as new. As far as
reflectiveness... about the same as Meguiars and Mothers. I plan on
doing the rest of the car after I work up some damn energy!

-Mike

Use klasse all in one. It is a synthetic wax that is easy to apply.
for added protection add sealant glaze to it. This stuff sticks way
longer than carnauba, especially in hot climates.