What is better for cold Canadian winters?

[NiSyam]

Alright guys

Thanks a bunch for your help!

I love this forum

[Kurt_s]

How about a permanent coating like Opti-Coat or Cquartz? That will give you long term protection.

Hey guys,

Where I live the temperature could go as low as -22f and sometimes even colder!
I was just wondering would be better to protect my car with a good wax or a good sealant ? I'm leaning towards the sealant... and what if you had to choose either one ?

I'm looking forward to some constructive feedback!

Thanks

[NiSyam]

its for my future clients!

So guys I got the wax last week and I just wanted to make something about it clear!! Its says in the instructions that you are supposed to shake it well before use but mine seems to be impossible to shake because the wax is very thick ( i know on the label says "paste wax")

Is that normal ?

[BillyJack]

Toss it in a bucket of warm water for a while to liquefy it, then just shake the heck out of it. The first time is the toughest. Subsequent uses will require much less shaking.

Bill

[NiSyam]

oh really?

Thanks a lot for the tip!

[Larry A]

A blanket! For cold Canadian winters.

[dtuna42]

I'm curious- when you guys talk about how a wax or sealant "lasts" for x-months, how do you know it lasts? For example, do you decide it's still working based in amount of shine, amount / quality of water beading, how easy it appears to wash up, smoothness to touch, etc..??