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

[mengelhardt]

Hi all,

I have a new car, and wanting to "protect" it as long as possible.

I don't mind too much about "color enhancement" that carnauba does... more into "longest lasting" protection.

1) Lasts the longest between re-applications (1-2x per year)
2) Longest durability (harder to remove between washes)
3) Hydrophobic properties (ehh... don't care too much)

** I have a TON of Meguiars Xpress Synthetic wax to use (2 gallons)
** I plan on waterless wash my car 1-2x per month

So... which synthetic sealant do you think will last the longest between applications?


EDIT
Oops... forgot to add "Adams Paint Sealant" to the poll!

Since you already have 2 gallons of D156, I'd go with Meguiars UFF.
It's Meguiars longest lasting sealant. And it plays great with D156 as a booster.
Best of all, it's only $11 a bottle and that includes a meguiars MF towel for application too.

[W8TLS]

How resilient is 105 or 111 to water spotting and bird bombs?

Put 601 and 105 on in Feb. this year. Have not washed the car at all. No water spots at all, After a hard rain my car looks like I just washed and waxed it. Bird Bombs don't stand a chance. My car sits outside 24/7 and still beading water. I'm liking the 105 better than 111. 111 leaves my car looking like it is plastic coated. I prefer a deep glossy finish.

Tim

[Odisious]

I feel like on my vehicles all of the top products mentioned duragloss, collinite, PBMG produts, I only get a month or two max. My new favorite option is to use a coating once per year, and use the new Sio2 Blue wash and spray every time I wash. Great value if you buy the gallon, and makes washing the car (even when its hard to find a coin op because of winter temperatures) a breeze. The problem I have now is idk whats working better...the Sio2 or the coating??? Not sure, but the combo is working for me.

[Cruzscarwash]

I feel like on my vehicles all of the top products mentioned duragloss, collinite, PBMG produts, I only get a month or two max. My new favorite option is to use a coating once per year, and use the new Sio2 Blue wash and spray every time I wash. Great value if you buy the gallon, and makes washing the car (even when its hard to find a coin op because of winter temperatures) a breeze. The problem I have now is idk whats working better...the Sio2 or the coating??? Not sure, but the combo is working for me.

So are you using mckees coating?

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[klix58]

(For my environment); and, in meeting
your three specific criteria; I'll suggest:
Finish Kare 1000P Hi-Temp Paste Wax, high melt polymer car wax, Finish care auto wax


Bob

Plus one here for me lasted almost as long as PA Viking Coat. Much cheaper too

[Larry A]

Glad you like that combo, but try swappin' out the #105 for #111 and watch what happens!

Ive got 105 on ,my car now Roger. I also have 111, but havent used it yet.

[Klasse Act]

Ive got 105 on ,my car now Roger. I also have 111, but havent used it yet.

Why not Larry, tis the season for a pure sealant

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[pickles]

I've only used WG and will regularly refresh with WG DG spray seal. This winter I went Collinite 845. So far so good but our winter season is weak

[Odisious]

So are you using mckees coating?

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Yes.

[vintagebob]

I just replaced the 601/111 combo with 601/Wolfgang Sealant 3.0. I have a bunch of Wolfgang Fuzion (remember the shipment that froze so many years ago and you could buy it for 50% off?). I need to use it up and will use it as a topper every other wash or so.

Use 111 if you like a very shiny/plastic look.
Use the Wolfgang for a more neutral look with depth.

This was on a 2018 Camry (Wind Chill Pearl). I'm not sure that the 111 stood up very well to my 8000 mile trip around the USA. I did hit a 4 day stretch of very heavy rain and when I got to CT my white car was basically brown. Tough to clean. Limped on to Florida and eventually home on OCW.