Longest lasting spray wax?

[silverfox]

Also, some spray waxes (and spray sealants) can act very weird as the temperatures get down to 40 degrees and below. Any spray product is easy to apply over 50 degrees...but I have found very few spray products that are easy to apply in winter as toppers.

I've used XMT all winter, and I really, really like it. I can apply it in almost any condition after a wash...sunny & hot, cold & wet, etc...doesn't matter. Many spray products are temperature sensitive and that is an important factor in my decision, not so much longevity.

OCW, although a great product...has never behaved very well for me in cold conditions. Some would argue that you shouldn't be using these products in winter anyways (or they live in warmer climates). I still top my car after every wash year round, so any spray wax or sealant I buy has to work for me every time.

[umi000]

OCW - and yes, it lasts long enough to use as a stand-alone LSP.

[buddhadog]

OCW - and yes, it lasts long enough to use as a stand-alone LSP.

How lond did it bead for you?Thanks!

[Flannigan]

Werkstat AJT, stand alone LSP that you spray on. Two coats will outlast pretty much any other spray product out there. I've heard of 6 months, and I've seen 4 months on my own vehicles.

[SkateForGirl]

I use Optimum Car Wax, Pinnacle Liquid Souveran Spray and XMT Spray Wax.

I love all 3 and all 3 last decently long for spray waxes.

[umi000]

How lond did it bead for you?Thanks!

It lasts about four weeks (it was still there at four weeks, but degraded enough that I'd re-apply another coat) - I know that doesn't sound like a lot, but the tropical climate here in the Philippines wreaks havok on LSPs. As a comparison to some other commonly used products, BFWD was also visibly degraded after four weeks, and Collinite 845 was starting to give after six.

[buddhadog]

It lasts about four weeks (it was still there at four weeks, but degraded enough that I'd re-apply another coat) - I know that doesn't sound like a lot, but the tropical climate here in the Philippines wreaks havok on LSPs. As a comparison to some other commonly used products, BFWD was also visibly degraded after four weeks, and Collinite 845 was starting to give after six.

Thankyou!

[HellDemon]

Another vote for OCW.
If you want added durability, there are essentially 2 things you can do; multiple layering, since it is SUPER easy and quick to apply (I always do 2 layers a month during the winter), or polycharge it. My polycharger order is still on its way here, but given reviews from people on the forum, it does work nicely with OCW.

[ScottB]

the new Reload is suppose to be very durable.

[nihoole]

Aquawax.