Most durable protection

Discussion in 'Last Steps: Waxes, Sealants, and Coatings' started by sweater914, Apr 9, 2009.

  1. junebug

    junebug Jedi Nuba

    I had some of the Collinite - liquid version, ok - can't remember the number, but I do remember it wasn't that great looking, and duribility ain't my number one thing anyway. I'll bet most everyone here adds another LSP way before the old one is through, I know I do!
     
  2. sweater914

    sweater914 Virgin Detailer

    Glad I started a pretty decent thread, all the information has been welcome, I'm probably going to give Zaino a shot. With 4 vehicles to maintain, the ease of application is important, I like my arms and don't need the Popeye look. That's what the gym is for.
     
  3. stottie

    stottie Birth of a Detailer

    zaino always has lasted a long time for me. plus the looks are great. my sts-300 has proved to last up to 8 months so far on many of my customers cars it is my go to sealent for customers.
     
  4. bcwang

    bcwang Virgin Detailer

    Here are a few very durable LSP combos

    -DG601+DG105
    -FK1000p
    -UPPP+UPGP
    -Zaino Z2 + ZfX
    -collinite 476s
     
  5. Darkstar752

    Darkstar752 Horizon Detailing

  6. edwinbong

    edwinbong DB Forum Supporter

    collinite/DG stuff is the way to go. very friendly on the pockets as well.
     
  7. Bence

    Bence Two Bucket System Washer

    Another vote for the 1000P, but traditional LSPs are not even close to coatings.
     
  8. JLs Detailing

    JLs Detailing DB Pro Supporter

    I've used practiacally every sealant out there and some that aren't even available yet, and I have to say that for durability nothing has beaten Bilt Hamber Auto Balm bar none and that includes DG 105. I love DG 105 and for accessiblity and price it's next to impossible to beat but Auto Balm in looks, durability, and reasonable price is just the product to dethrone the king. Had it on my Jeep for 6 months from Nov. - May and it was still beading and sheeting incredibly. Oh and when I washed it, it looked like I had just applied the AB.
     
  9. togwt

    togwt Nuba Guru

    CliffNotes version- a polymer is more durable than a wax (Zanio, Collnit, Blackfire, Werkstatt et al)

    If I was to pick a durable combination Zaino / Collinite
     
  10. kustomizingkid

    kustomizingkid Nuba Guru

    Interesting.... for those of us that have to torture our cars with winter this is good info.
     
  11. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    Just a note. I just posted a motorhome I did last October. It got 2 coats of Colli 476 24 hours apart and after sitting outside all winter in below zero temps with 24 inches of snow on it and getting foamed with straight AG Powermax3 a few weeks ago, it was still beading.
     
  12. WaxManRonnie

    WaxManRonnie Virgin Detailer

    How about a coat of Opti-seal and top it off with Collinite 845.
     
  13. SHhhhh

    SHhhhh Two Bucket System Washer


    The most durable LSP right here! FK 1000P
     
  14. green dimnd

    green dimnd Birth of a Detailer

    Meg's #16 gets no votes?? Damned voc regs!
     

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