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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
Originally Posted by
Texchappy
No toppers whatsoever.
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
In an ideal world the coating should last forever.
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
Originally Posted by
The Guz
In an ideal world the coating should last forever.
If the mythological 10H rating were true they might
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
I don't want any LSP to last forever. I'll cut and jewel at least once a year.
I get what you're saying, though.
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
Originally Posted by
Paul A.
I don't want any LSP to last forever. I'll cut and jewel at least once a year.
I get what you're saying, though.
My approach has changed after an IED and later a heart attack. My ability to do a full correction is much lower than it used to be. I may still want a perfect car at all times but there’s other priorities for my limited energy (see spoon theory). My question for myself is how much am I willing to accept. Right now at 15 months I’m ok.
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
I understand, Tex, and hope you're feeling better.
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
Perhaps another way to put it is “How many miles do you want your coating to last?”
In some climates, it seems to be a more accurate measurement.
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Re: How long would you prefer a coating to last?
Originally Posted by
Texchappy
I’m more interested in how a variety of people approach this. However, I only maintain my own vehicles as a weekend warrior and occasionally a friend’s.
There’s two reasons I ask this. The CQuartz lite on my wife’s car is at ~15 months and still tight beading. It isn’t driven every day and is in a climate controlled garage. Secondly, the last Scott HD video, most of the coatings were ‘gone’ after the 15ish months and CQuartz lite seemed to outdo UK. I realize there’s limitations to his methodology and they aren’t exactly maintained but still found the difference interesting.
Yeah if Lite outlasted UK something’s flawed…. Maybe product itself but with a higher solids content that shouldn’t happen. Especially from same company.
I like my coatings to last two years as I like to polish every two years to preserve clear coat.
Even if you polish with a finishing pad and cleanser wax (non abrasive) you are removing “some” clear.
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