Durable Sealants

[wannafbody]

Zaino is pretty much the standard by which others are judged.

 

[dcrc]

curious why?

I can't seem to apply without any streak on black colour. After curing for 24hours, pull it out under the sun and i still have to bluff it to achieve high gloss and to remove the streaks.



May be i apply too much, but then, i just can't seem to get the right amount on black colour :werd:

 

[albe]

What you guys think about Menz FMJ?

 

[Cleaning Fool]

What you guys think about Menz FMJ?

I've always liked FMJ, THE SLICKEST sealant amongst many I have tested. You won't find a product easier to apply and even easier to remove. Durability is not its strongest accolade but I averaged 2 months with it.

 

[tssdetailing]

I can't seem to apply without any streak on black colour. After curing for 24hours, pull it out under the sun and i still have to bluff it to achieve high gloss and to remove the streaks.



May be i apply too much, but then, i just can't seem to get the right amount on black colour :werd:

oh, ok, makes sense. Meguires Tech Wax was like that too when I used to use it.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

I'd say Zaino or FK1 #1000.



However, where you live can make or brake any product. m2c.

 

[dennn]

How about Wolfgang's 3.0 Sealant? It claims to last "for months, not weeks", and that its durability is in the range of 4-6 months.

 

[Streetlife]

I use only WGDPS 3.0 as my go to sealant. I applied two coats on October 10, 2009. I am happy to say that it's still beading strong, here in Houston we've had one of the worst winters on record, and to top it off it's so easy to to remove water spots since using WGDPS 3.0 as my primary sealant.:up