Long Term Testing: 915,845,Reload,PNS,Unknown

[davey g-force]

Put the 5 week update on my instagram page.

PNS is clearly in the lead.
The waxes are doing fine so far
And Reload has slight hydrophobic properties but is lacking.

Thanks for the update! rops:

 

[Legacykid]

So this is to simulate a vehicle sitting outside ? Doesn't a lot of the break down of an lsp happen when driving it in different exposures. Like dirt, soot, fall out, salt, debris, spray up from rainy streets ?


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Nothing is ever like a real world test. so being on a car that gets driven around a lot will make for a better subject. But at the same time there are those that just drive to and from the food store and then park in the garage. This is one side of things

Then you have those who beat the piss out of their cars, and live around railroads or construction zones etc. And may not wash their car for weeks or even months at a time.

This is just a basic test of what I have on hand and what most people seem to like. A further test would be a price breakdown and ease of aplication, etc. So you can decide is it worth it for your self, part time detailing or even full time.

 

[glfnaz]

Great test Legacy. Keep the pics and updates coming through the winter.

 

[mwoolfso]

Omg just tell us, so ridiculous to not be able to mention a product.

BTW the rules say no linking to a product off auto geek, doesn't say you can't talk about one.

+1

 

[Rsurfer]

So this is to simulate a vehicle sitting outside ? Doesn't a lot of the break down of an lsp happen when driving it in different exposures. Like dirt, soot, fall out, salt, debris, spray up from rainy streets ?


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This may be true, but like my mother said "If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything." Maybe you could do the same on a daily driver and post the results.

 

[gski]

Thanks for taking the time to do the test Legacy.