What product should I use to best protect my 2007 Black Grand Cherokee for winter driving (only time it is driven). I get a lot of sand and salt and rail dust on the vehicle over the winter. I live in Northern Michigan. I have already clayed it and have one coat of Klasse All in One and 2 coats of Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze on it. What would be the best to top it with. I have a choice of Pinnacle Liquid Souveran, or Wolfgang Deep Glass Paint Sealant 3.0. I've heard that some use the Wolfgang on top of the Klasse combo and am just wondering what would be the best for my situation. I'm looking for the best shine and protection out of these two products. Thanks for any help!!Feed back please
Preparing for winter - paint protection
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akimel
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Sounds like you are already well protected! From what I have heard, your Klasse combination is one of the most durable around. I can't imagine that Liquid Souveran or WGDGPS would add anything to durability; indeed, it might compromise it. Why not go with one or two more coats of Klasse Sealant?
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Like akimel has said; you have a pretty good head start on winter all ready. Basically, any product that provides long term protection is great, the longer the better. I always put on a good coat or two of sealant following the manufactures instructions. I follow this with two coats of wax protection and I use Collinite 845.
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MI Mike
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Originally Posted by BobbyG 
Like akimel has said; you have a pretty good head start on winter all ready. Basically, any product that provides long term protection is great, the longer the better. I always put on a good coat or two of sealant following the manufactures instructions. I follow this with two coats of wax protection and I use Collinite 845.
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Being also from Michigan. Those northern counties do like the sand/salt mix. I guess its just cheaper.
You have a good base, the only thing I would do different is use a couple of coats of Collinite 476 (very light) anything that is going to be expose to the sand, salt, snow and slush gets coated, etc. Collinite Waxes are called the Michigan Wax by us northerner's. Depending on your wash routine, the formula should get you to March or April next year or beyond. 845 and 476 are just each of our personal preferences. Once you have used it, it will become a favorite.
I hate to see the Winter prep discussion that pops up about this time each year. Reminds all of us what's coming. Well I guess it comes with age. :xyxthumbs:
Like akimel has said; you have a pretty good head start on winter all ready. Basically, any product that provides long term protection is great, the longer the better. I always put on a good coat or two of sealant following the manufactures instructions. I follow this with two coats of wax protection and I use Collinite 845.
:iagree:
Being also from Michigan. Those northern counties do like the sand/salt mix. I guess its just cheaper.
You have a good base, the only thing I would do different is use a couple of coats of Collinite 476 (very light) anything that is going to be expose to the sand, salt, snow and slush gets coated, etc. Collinite Waxes are called the Michigan Wax by us northerner's. Depending on your wash routine, the formula should get you to March or April next year or beyond. 845 and 476 are just each of our personal preferences. Once you have used it, it will become a favorite.
I hate to see the Winter prep discussion that pops up about this time each year. Reminds all of us what's coming. Well I guess it comes with age. :xyxthumbs: