Help me choosing, PBL sealant or PBL Coating on Silver car

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My car is Toyota Fortuner Silver Metalic, and I am now confusing for choosing which sealant or coating for her. As having plenty of free time, I plan to top up her with some wax after sealant or coating as well. Currently on hand I already have Souveran paste but read many topic said that Signature II look better than Souveran on silver car. Also I already have HD Poxy available as well. Or should I go over to HD nitro seal to combine with Poxy instead?

Comment / Info would really appreciate.
 
For ease of maintenance just go for coating. You still need to wipe off water spot , dirt , bird dropping etc. I suggest to use a sealant like Sonax PNS, BSD are good stuff.
Or
If really have time to detail the car daily, I would use rinseless wash Meguiars D114/D115 and D156 to maintain :)
 
Thanks guy for the answer. I am ok for both sealant and coating, just want to make sure which one can give more shine and wet look to my silver car. I am sure that coating look glossy but it always lifeless and no feelingnof 3d depth.

Or you suggest any better thing for silver color?
 
Remember prepping is the most important part in getting that shine also. Sealant , coating just protect all the work that you do do your paint and may add some shine to it.
I use SNPS on wife's silver coast metallic CTS.
 
KBsToy said:
Remember prepping is the most important part in getting that shine also. Sealant , coating just protect all the work that you do do your paint and may add some shine to it.
I use SNPS on wife's silver coast metallic CTS.
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+1 ^^ what he said.
SPNS gives a deep look.
If you prefer more depth, top it with carnauba wax weekly :)
 
I have used the SPNS and hit it with SBSD about once a month. It looks great and I get a lot of compliments. The beading and self cleaning are the closest to a coating of anything I have ever seen. To be fair, I have not used the sealant you mentioned nor have a seen a car that has it applied.
 
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