Longest lasting Synthetic Paint Sealant for Daily Driver? (poll)

[RippyD]

111 and Track Claw (both DG products) outlast 105 for me by quite a bit. 105 is a cleaner/sealant vs. just a sealant for 111 and Track Claw. FK1000 and Collinite 845 are possibly longer lasting than any of the DG products mentioned.

[Klasse Act]

111 and Track Claw (both DG products) outlast 105 for me by quite a bit. 105 is a cleaner/sealant vs. just a sealant for 111 and Track Claw. FK1000 and Collinite 845 are possibly longer lasting than any of the DG products mentioned.

I'm pretty sure #111 lasts longer than #845. I mean I like Collinite as much as DG but #111 is one of the best sealants out there and if you add #601 to it, forget about it!

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[RDZL1]

SONAX Polymer Net Shield
Gtechniq C2V3

[RippyD]

111 and 845 are both holding up in my testing at ~23 weeks through Fall and Winter. Even if they stopped now that would be crazy good. PNS still hanging on but fading.

I have many more products to check out, but so far if I consider ease of application + longevity, PNS is excellent. Price to performance, FK 1000 and 845 are fantastic. A can of FK 1000 would probably cover a zillion vehicles. I would be amazed if any non-pro ever used an entire can of that stuff. And if they did they likely used too much of it.

[Cruzscarwash]

111 and 845 are both holding up in my testing at ~23 weeks through Fall and Winter. Even if they stopped now that would be crazy good. PNS still hanging on but fading.

I have many more products to check out, but so far if I consider ease of application + longevity, PNS is excellent. Price to performance, FK 1000 and 845 are fantastic. A can of FK 1000 would probably cover a zillion vehicles. I would be amazed if any non-pro every used an entire can of that stuff. And if they did they likely used too much of it.

That's a fact, even for business one can has lasted since 2015 and just go to the point or ordering another and only because I dropped it but still have enough probably for 10 or more cars no problem

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[Cruzscarwash]

I really just wish there was a better way to apply it, I'm still working with the melting and putting in the deodorant tubes but looking at other methods as well

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[RippyD]

Yes, it's a little stiff. Warmed up 845 has an application over FK 1000.

[JustJesus]

I really just wish there was a better way to apply it, I'm still working with the melting and putting in the deodorant tubes but looking at other methods as well

How about using a small polisher with 3" pad. Stick the pad in the tub and "blip" the trigger to get some wax onto the pad. Proceed to machine wax the panel.

I've done this using the Meg's DA Power System, rigged to a Milwaukee M12 Right Angle Drill, and I believe the 3" Griots wax pad. Worked pretty well, even one handed.

[Vue to a kill]

I guess out of the options listed Wolfgang would be the longest lasting. But I tend to stick with sealants that are easier to apply over longer lasting. Why not use something with a bit less durability but has an ease of use that is superior and doesn't require a 12 hour no moisture cure time? Out of the items sold on AG I don't think you can go wrong with Opti-Seal, C2v3, or Ultima Paint Guard +

[RSAUTOSPA]

we use quite a bit Menzerna Powerlock very nice shine and protection at least 5-6 months