What's your favorite LSP Sealant?

Sonax PNS, Gyeon Cancoat and M37 Hi-Def sealant are all excellent long lasting seelants
 
Tmcbigblue said:
How would you compare McKee’s Hi Def to the WG? Which one looks better?
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I like the WG better and have been using it for years. Jumping into the Gentech product line now to see how it works.


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Tmcbigblue said:
How would you compare McKee’s Hi Def to the WG? Which one looks better?
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I agree the Wolfgang might look better. Hi Def is extremely slick (I’ve only used after leaving on 24 hours before buffing off). PBL Sealant is my new favorite right now, but with no durability experience yet. I put it on my wife’s car beginning of June and am so impressed with how clean the car has stayed, even as pollen season has not fully ended. Also, it looks amazing after N-914 WW spray and wipe, which is a complement solely to the LSP.

I have a tough choice next weekend after polishing my own car... PBL or WG DGPS.
 
Lately, it’s been no secret that I am a CarPro fanatic. And for that reason I’ll say Reload.

However, I adore Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. It’s a forum favorite for a reason.

I’ll never forget the first hour I used it. It was splendid.

However, 12 hours later the results were unforgettable. It seemed like it got better over time.

The gloss deepened as the name indicates. But also the slickness was outstandingly durable.

Reload has slickness that is practically equivalent. I thoroughly enjoy the glassy look of a silica sealant for sure without a doubt. Plus it’s fast and easy to use.

In summary:

Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant = warm look

CarPro Reload = glassy look

Both outstandingly great favorites of mine. Depends on what I’m in the mood for.


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Car Care Specialist
www.thebuffingmoose.com
 
In order of like:
1st: Blackfire Crystal Seal
2:Ultima paint guard
3: carpro reload
4: Mckees 37 10 min

But actually I find them all interchangeable, about the same amount of gloss, same ease-of-use, and same durability , very little difference between them, not enough that I would grab really one over the other.
 
acuRAS82 said:
Reload is the only one of the 4 that requires buffing, correct?
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I don't buff any of them, I just quick wipe with another clean microfiber after 15 minutes or so, None of them leave a haze whatsoever, like a wax…
 
glen e said:
I don't buff any of them, I just quick wipe with another clean microfiber after 15 minutes or so, None of them leave a haze whatsoever, like a wax…
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Sorry, I meant wipe off residue. I think the other 3 are WOWA but Reload applies like a spray wax (I could be wrong, haven’t used any of them).
 
yes, you are wrong. There is no more residue with the reload than any of the other three. I own all of them, and use them all. They are identical in their wipe off step. they’re all liquid spray‘s of the same viscosity.
 
I think meguiars ultimate fast finish is a great product. On a big truck like yours UFF is what I would use.
 
Now out of all of these suggestions does anyone matter what color they are applied to?
I'm planning on going with one of these three on Silver
Cancoat
Finish care 1000
WDGPS

Looking for longevity, ease of use and shine. I've used the Klasse twins for the past few years and I'm looking for a change.

Thanks
 
11Frontier said:
Now out of all of these suggestions does anyone matter what color they are applied to?
I'm planning on going with one of these three on Silver
Cancoat
Finish care 1000
WDGPS

Looking for longevity, ease of use and shine. I've used the Klasse twins for the past few years and I'm looking for a change.

Thanks
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Three good choices that will all look good on silver paint... I’ve used two of them on silver (CanCoat and FK1000P), and my vote would be for FK1000P based on the criteria you are looking for.

IMHO, silver looks best with a more “glassy” looking LSP as it is a color that lacks depth. FK1000P looks great on both silver and white paint. Use acrylic maintenance products like Ultima Acrylic Spray Wax and your silver paint will look great!
 
11Frontier said:
Now out of all of these suggestions does anyone matter what color they are applied to?
I'm planning on going with one of these three on Silver
Cancoat
Finish care 1000
WDGPS

Looking for longevity, ease of use and shine. I've used the Klasse twins for the past few years and I'm looking for a change.

Thanks
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I’ve been using wdgps on my silver car for years, now I’m using it on bronze metal flake Toyota, its a very flat looking paint. Wolfgang makes it look great.


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Spray:
Tie between
Megs D156- Good price for the quantity and quality. Easy to use as a drying aid and LSP.
WGDG spray sealant- Slick, durable and glossy
Paste:
FK1000
Liquid:
WGDGS
Megs M21
 
11Frontier said:
Now out of all of these suggestions does anyone matter what color they are applied to?
I'm planning on going with one of these three on Silver
Cancoat
Finish care 1000
WDGPS

Looking for longevity, ease of use and shine. I've used the Klasse twins for the past few years and I'm looking for a change.

Thanks
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I’ve used FK1000 long ago and was not overwhelmed by it. It’s easy to use and longevity is alright. Pretty straight forward to use. The good thing is it was just a sample size.

Longevity is going to vary by the environment it is exposed too with any protection product.

Never used WDGPS so I can’t comment on that.

CanCoat has become one of my favorite products. Good gloss and good protection. I’m at 10 months here in Southern California and CanCoat is starting to show signs of losing life on the flat surfaces. Looks good on the sides. It has exceeded the 6-9 month claim by Gyeon. Pair it with Gyeon Primer Polish for an increase in gloss and longevity which is what I did on a light colored paint. Pretty straight forward to use. Just needs a prep wipe prior to application. Great self cleaning effect and water behavior.
 
Thanks for the suggestions guy's. Now I just need to find a light to medium swirl remover to use prior to sealing/coating
 
11Frontier said:
Thanks for the suggestions guy's. Now I just need to find a light to medium swirl remover to use prior to sealing/coating
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Sonax EX 04-06 is a good one. User friendly and literally no dusting. Good correction with a nice finish. Available in 8 oz sizes. You will like this one. One of my favorites at the moment.
 
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