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I've tried both, and they are very different. P21S has a consistency and ease similar to Souveran, while M16 compares to Collinite. Same for durability.

Improper washing. :wow: With my Flex 3401, it took: - 2x KB Methods (M105 on orange pad) - 1x SIP on white pad - 1x P0106FF on black pad Followed by a course about proper washing methods.

My concern about 845 is the high solvent concentration. It will probably hurt KSG.

I was thinking about the best possible combo for this winter. I want a topping wax that would contain as less solvent as possible to avoid affecting KSG. Would 2 layers of KSG + 2 layers of FK1000P be the ultimate winter combo?

How would you describe it in term of percentage compared to the initial beading?

:dblthumb2: What's the beading after 15 months?

Mustang: Z06: Shelby:

I've tried pretty much every method (mitt, sponge, towels) with ONR. I prefer a good quality MF (like Eshine's Cookie Monster), because it offers a better contact surface, is easier to manipulate, is very soft so applies less pressure, and doesn't scratch at all.

Any update? :props:

It also depends on the expected finish of the car. When I do a sports car or show car, the owner expects nothing less than this: Not a single swirl remaining, no marring, not a single hologram. Obviously, this cannot be done in 4 hours.

And this is my new favorite combo for blacks! Powerlock gives the clarity, Souveran gives the wet look. :dblthumb2:

Thanks for the info. So the consensus is that the protection weakens on the horizontal surfaces after 3-3.5 months?

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Thanks for the info! The car had been brush-washed, so I had to do: 1x M105 on purple wool pad 1x M105 with KB method 1x SIP on white pad 1x PO106FF on black pad :nomore: