Looking for a new sealant, need suggestions

I have been using Klasse AIO and KSG with really good results with Arctic White topped also with 2 layers of 845.

Also thinking though of trying the WG sealant.
 
Is no one using Jetseal 109 any more? Maybe its time I start testing a different sealant.....
 
I loved the way Powerlock looked on my grayestone metallic paint. I liked it better than ANY wax i've used honestly. Lasted about 5 months in the winter time for me with limited washes.

I liked the way Adams paint sealant performed. Lasted 6 months in the winter as well. Doesn't look as good as Powerlock though
 
+1 on Klasse HGSG.

IME, i think it lasts much longer than Collinite845. We put a coat of Klasse on an old employees car over 3 years ago and the beading is still ridiculous and he doesn't even wash his car anymore (construction now). I also feel that Klasse' slickness is untouchable!

We found that its much easier to apply by hand with a damp MF.
 
dsharpe89 said:
Is no one using Jetseal 109 any more? Maybe its time I start testing a different sealant.....
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I use it and love it But first after wash, clay ,paint correction, I use SS6 then after weekly wash Black light and V07. You can come back with Jetseal later.
 
jrs1418 said:
+1 on Klasse HGSG.

IME, i think it lasts much longer than Collinite845. We put a coat of Klasse on an old employees car over 3 years ago and the beading is still ridiculous and he doesn't even wash his car anymore (construction now). I also feel that Klasse' slickness is untouchable!

We found that its much easier to apply by hand with a damp MF.
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I ran a head-to-head test between the two and actually found the opposite results.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-cage-match-klasse-sg-vs-collinite-845-a.html

I've never seen either product go beyond six months, but found two coats of Klasse SG held up as long as one coat of 845. I also found the 845 to make the surface slippery, compared to the SG which was simply slick.
 
I remember reading that review, nice job! Maybe the difference here is the weather.. im in Hawaii so its constant sun, rain, salt. Surface temps of cars under the sun can cook an egg almst any day of the year.

I agree with the more buttery feel of Collinite versus slick feeling of SG. I love them both lol
 
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