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Sealant or Synthetic Wax
I'm trying to decide which is better for my purpose. I hear really good things about sealants like Sonax Netshield but know that you can't apply wax on top so maybe the best of both worlds is a synthetic wax. My main goal is durability with a nice clear finish that beads water for a long time, preferable application is 2-3 times per year. I love the pop of carnauba but am willing to sacrifice that for longevity of the layer. Any tips or recommendations?
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I use Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax every other month. For that "just waxed" water beading, I use the ultimate spray wax after every wash.
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I've had Sonax Polymer Netshield on my BRZ since December. I've washed my car a handful of times since then (finished each time with a quick spray wax). It's still beading water.
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Sonax polymer netshield is good stuff.
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Try Menzerna Power Lock polymer sealant as well.
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I prefer synthetic, sometimes i like to put a nice layer of carnauba on top to make it pop. But you can't do that with all synthetics...
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Yea i'm leaning more towards the sealant as of now. Just torn between Sonax or Menzerna. Kind of leaning towards menzerna because its more of a gel as compared to the watery spray that the sonax is. I also plan on doing a full detail in spring using menzerna polishes so I figured Id stick with the brand for what its worth. thanks for the input fellas
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I haven't been overly pleased with the menzerna. It didn't seem to hold up that well the couple of times I've used it.
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Staying within a brand generally nets best results. I use Griots Paint Sealant topped with Griots Best of Show wax. I wash only with Blackfire Rinseless and quick detail with Finish Kare 425.
I wouldn't change a single one of these products - or my routine - for the world. |
Jet seal 109 and 5050 wax
Chemical guys on amazon. You will be blown away nothing even close. |
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Just this past weekend I stopped by autogeek.net headquarters and asked what to use on brand new cars that have minor swirl marks.
I didn't want to polish THEN wax so he recommended the one step griots plish/wax-sealant. I'm really glad I went with their recommendation. I did the entire car in one step. First washed with dawn then clayed the entire car then used the one step with their orbital. Here are the pics; http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t...psb38766b3.jpg http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps3784f8fe.jpg |
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