Favorite Spray Sealant

[Deep18]

Ok whats everyone's favorite spray sealant between....

CarPro Reload
Prima Hydro Max
Sonax PNS

In terms of...

-ease of use
-look
-durability
-water sheeting/beading

I've read great things about all three so I'm just curious to see what people think.

Feed back please:xyxthumbs:

[Pureshine]

Carpros Hydro2 4+ months takes 10 min todo a whole car.

[KMdef9]

Sonax Polymer Net Shield.

Lasts 6 months.
Sealants don't effect looks that much ad a good polishing.
Got 4 plus applications so far out 1 can.
Some find it hard to remove, but I had no issue when following the directions.
Excellent water beading.

Wolfgang will also come highly recommended. I'll be trying that this spring.

[lawrenceSA]

Gyeon Wet coat
Optimum Optiseal

[FUNX650]

Sonus Acrylic Glanz Spray Sealant


Bob

[RPM_BR]

Gyeon Wet coat
Optimum Optiseal

Optiseal +1
Gyeon, wow, I would love to try it, Lawrence. Can you give more details, please?

[PA DETAILER]

HYDRO MAX. Easy as easy gets. Spray and wipe.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/63856-prima-hydro-max-review.html

[CarolinasFinestDetailing]

CarPro Hydr02 & Reload. Both easy to use, add a bit of gloss, and great protection. Reload can actually be applied thicker and fill slightly.

[Dr_Pain]

Carpros Hydro2 4+ months takes 10 min todo a whole car.


CarPro Hydr02 & Reload. Both easy to use, add a bit of gloss, and great protection. Reload can actually be applied thicker and fill slightly.

:whs: x100 :props:

[07gtcs]

Blackfire Crystal Seal

[Robin.Michalik]

Chemical guys V07, I use it as a drying aid, spray sealant and quick detail spray on my motorcycle (helmet) after every ride and wash.

Pretty good value, and very versatile. Cant really talk about durability, but then again, cant say that about any wax I use...

[Mike lambert]

Gyeon wet coat or cancoat

[Judge]

Half of these responses aren't even addressing the OP's question. Between the 3 that were listed, PNS is my favorite.

I like Reload alright. It applies easily enough and looks good. I was a little disappointed with its durability sheeting-wise, and I applied it on bare paint like is recommended.

PNS is one of the few sealants out there that actually enhance the look of the paint. It slightly darkens the color, possibly hides some imperfections, and leaves an extremely glossy finish. I have had a little difficulty removing it one time, but the other time I used it, it was no problem at all. It could have been due to different environment conditions. It's also right up there with the best sheeting LSP's, maybe the best.

I haven't used the Prima.