Durability of AJT?
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socommatthews
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well i just applied Prime/AJT/CJ about 6 days ago and so far its awsome(i know its not been that long).its been raining for about 2 days and besides the sidekirts and the bottom half of the doors it still looks pretty clean as the water just flys off the car when im driving.yes its a spray sealant too.the reflection is spectacular.i dont think ill go back to #21.altho i added the carnauba because it needed a little warmth but that could just be my color.its classic red.
imported_Picus
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BMW335i said:
It's intended as a stand alone LSP. I use it alone or over prime. I've been getting 4-5 months consistently out of one AJT application (over prime).
docker
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gmblack3a said:
Yep. AJ + T = AJT.
However, I have often used it as a QD over other sealants and especially like it over BF and WG.
Bigpoppa3346
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You have started 15 threads in 7 days. Yes, I did count. I don't mean to sound bitter but dude, just find something you like and use it. You will get a million different responses to "What is the best wax?" or "What is the durability of product Y" or "What are the optics of 845 like?". Seriously, do a search, do something, but man just stop starting all these relatively pointless threads. Rant off.
Like just about everyone has said, the durability will be slightly less than regular AJ, which should be around 4 months.
Like just about everyone has said, the durability will be slightly less than regular AJ, which should be around 4 months.
3Dog
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I am not finding any difference between AJ and AJT. Between 5 and 6 months on a maintained vehicle.
thesacrifice
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AJT ontop of Poliseal, loooks wet!
imported_mburnickas
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No clue here I am getting about 4 to 6 months using AJT or AJ. In fact doing the wifes car today with AJ and prime strong; 4.5 months and still beading like crazy. But with mid 60's in freaking massachusetts in winter, why not! 
Bigpoppa3346
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SDLexus said:
I have read from multiple older threads that AJT is slightly watered down AJ(to improve sprayability), so durability will be slightly less. AJ is at 2.5 months on my dad's garage queen, and while it still beads decently and looks really good, slickness is down.
Bigpoppa3346
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Scottwax said:
SDlexus, there you go...
Keep in mind Scottwax gets excellent durability out of most products due to his mild climate and wash(ONR), so your results will vary(I know mine are).
imported_NHBFAN
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Bigpoppa3346 said:
Even though I greatly respect Scottwax's opinions and observations, that's far from science. I'm not even sure Scottwax wanted to represent AJ as more durable than AJT, I think his point was he's gettting excellent durability from both.
Further ... I'm not sure why we're even discussing the durability of a WOWO spray product. It's so easy to reapply. :nixweiss
3Dog
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JW quote
"The AJ Trigger is closely related to AJ... it just uses a different polymer blend to achieve a reduced viscosity so that it sprays more uniformly and spreads over the surface easier. It is still a purely protective formula with no cleaning agents and is a fully functional LSP that must be applied to a clean surface. In other words, both perform the same task in the detailing regime, they just approach it slightly differently. I've been wanting to take AJ in an even more sprayable direction but many people are very fond of the current version. This move should allow us to focus AJ as the traditionally applied sealant and to focus AJ-T as the spray sealant. (While AJ can still do both, AJ-T can do the spray sealant role more effectively.)
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"The AJ Trigger is closely related to AJ... it just uses a different polymer blend to achieve a reduced viscosity so that it sprays more uniformly and spreads over the surface easier. It is still a purely protective formula with no cleaning agents and is a fully functional LSP that must be applied to a clean surface. In other words, both perform the same task in the detailing regime, they just approach it slightly differently. I've been wanting to take AJ in an even more sprayable direction but many people are very fond of the current version. This move should allow us to focus AJ as the traditionally applied sealant and to focus AJ-T as the spray sealant. (While AJ can still do both, AJ-T can do the spray sealant role more effectively.)
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