looking for a real tuff lsp!

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8Banger

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hey guys, im looking for a LSP that can stand up to anything! not nessescarly one that lasts forever, but one that protects awesome while it's on the finish. mainly im looking to use it on customer's cars that i don't detail often, and/or my wheels, cuz i have pads that dust hard.





i know im probably going to get "collonite" a lot, and im aware it lasts a great while, but does it offer the best protection while its on there?



thanks fellow autopians!
 
Collinite 476 does protect against the elements well and it lasts quite a while. I don't have experience with many LSPs so my vote goes to 476.
 
There is no such thing. Sorry.



You're best bet is to use something that last longer like Zaino or Rejex or whatever.



I would not advise suggesting to your clients that there is such a product either.



Josh
 
JoshVette said:
There is no such thing. Sorry.



You're best bet is to use something that last longer like Zaino or Rejex or whatever.



I would not advise suggesting to your clients that there is such a product either.



Josh
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fo real?



Collinite protects 10x better then Zaino ever will against bird bombs



Zaino has a lot of things going for it but protection from environmental containments

in not one of them
 
According to the ''professional detailers'' in Cyprus, LSP with TEFLON will be the best.It is scratch proof,water proof,and it cost too much : ) : )

At least this what they said to their customers : )

(all the cars i saw with such LSP were full of swirls, RIDS etc )

But i wish to have such product that really do all these to protect my soft Honda CC
 
I'd go with 476S. Period.



pampos said:
According to the ''professional detailers'' in Cyprus, LSP with TEFLON will be the best...
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Heh heh, note that even Dupont has joined in the chorus of people trying to debunk that (and they oughta know ;) ). Teflon can't be used in this way; it's just a marketing gimmick.
 
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