Recommendations of Wax or Sealant

[imported_Goose]

Blackfire and the new Menzerna Power Poly Lock sealant are both great sealant and easy to use.

 

[imported_CARFREAK]

I used pinncale signature series II and what an easy wax to use. you can use a sealant first followed by a nice carnuba wax.but let the sealant set first for about 4-6 hours before aplying the wax.

 

[imported_Termigator]

I like Blackfire Wet Diamond, Menzerna PowerLock and Wolfgang Deep Gloss Sealant.
I would vote for Blackfire though, because PowerLock as of now is still unproven and Wolfgang is more expensive.

 

[bmw5541]

For me the best is BFWD.

The easiest is clearly Optimum Opti-Seal.

 

[IDGAS]

I have found nothing better, both in price and durability, than Mequires #16. It is a must, (IMHO) for a black car. Put it on real thin or it can be a bugger to get off. (durability) Unfortunately it can be very hard to find.

 

[imported_Sal329]

Opt Wax and Opti Seal are easy to use and look great, my go to sealant is FK1000p I like it a lot. For a wax I like Wet Obsessions paste it looks great and so easy to use

 

[switerajaya]

Till to date, it's BFWD + DA. Slick, easy to apply and buff, non staining, and important one produce nice result. Just wish i found it a bit sooner so i don't have any waxes and sealants collecting dust in my shelf.

 

[PAR Detailing]

BFWD and Menz Power Lock. I love both very very much. I have some waxes and enjoy using them but for customer cars I am leaning to sealants much more for their durability.

I did a side by side comparison with BFWD and MPL and they are both super slick but have a different slickness. BFWD is a "lighter" slickness and MPL is more of a heavier slickness. I really like them both but its interresting to feel the difference.

 

[Audiguru]

Wolfgang....lol


For a wax I really like Auto Glym HD

and for a sealant.........Blackfire!

but im hoping to try opti-seal

 

[imported_glfahlc]

though i haven't tried a lot of em i like bfwd and for carnuba bf wet ice over fire.... like to try opti seal next spring

 

[shizam1]

I have about 5 years worth of Klasse AIO so I haven't played around with other options! And I bought so much because it's awesome. When I run out I'll try the Blackfire and see what all the noise is about

 

[imported_tropicsteve]

bfwd is the best i've found. easy on, easy off, beautiful finish and very durable. i also like meguiars hi tech yellow wax #26.

 

[imported_Larry A]

I like Duragloss and Collinite waxes/sealants.

 

[Legacy99]

I have found nothing better, both in price and durability, than Mequires #16. It is a must, (IMHO) for a black car. Put it on real thin or it can be a bugger to get off. (durability) Unfortunately it can be very hard to find.

I have 7 tins, pm me if interested.

 

[imported_User Name]

BFWD by a landslide. Easy on, easy off and slick as snot.

 

[imported_firebird]

BFWD by a landslide. Easy on, easy off and slick as snot.

Double Ditto!

 

[Audiguru]

BFWD by a landslide. Easy on, easy off and slick as snot.

Snot? isnt snot crusty?

 

[imported_User Name]

Snot? isnt snot crusty?

Nah... that is stale snot.

I'm talking about fresh, winter snot. The kind you get when it is 20 below outside. Of course, if you don't consume it rather quickly, it becomes dry, crusty moustache snot and Wet Diamond is nothing like frozen moustache snot.

 

[imported_Dubbin1]

BFWD by a landslide. Easy on, easy off and slick as snot.

Ultima Paint Guard Plus+ or Opti-Seal even easier and still slick as snot

 

[Audiguru]

Nah... that is stale snot.

I'm talking about fresh, winter snot. The kind you get when it is 20 below outside. Of course, if you don't consume it rather quickly, it becomes dry, crusty moustache snot and Wet Diamond is nothing like frozen moustache snot.

lol i know whats thats like, gets all over my mask when skiing