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Durable wax/sealant

zilog_jones · 2022-03-29 14:02:49

I'm looking for a durable wax or sealant that can be applied by hand. I'm not too pushed about looks, as long as it's not awful (pearlescent white paint, if that matters). I've used Simoniz Original Wax in the past and it worked well, and lasts months, but it's hard work to apply. I would be interested in something that…

29-03-2022 2:02pm

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zilog_jones

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I'm looking for a durable wax or sealant that can be applied by hand. I'm not too pushed about looks, as long as it's not awful (pearlescent white paint, if that matters).
I've used Simoniz Original Wax in the past and it worked well, and lasts months, but it's hard work to apply. I would be interested in something that provides similar protection but is easier to apply.

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#2 07-04-2022 9:24am

MarkR

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I think Fusso Coat is the one a lot of people swear by. Turtle wax also have a spray sealant which is supposed to be quite good, but I find the Fusso stuff great.

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#3 07-04-2022 12:19pm

PsychoPete

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Would personally go with Gtechniq C2v3, easy to use, quicker than waxing a car and you don't have to worry about avoiding plastic trims. I've gotten about 6 months durability out of it

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#4 07-04-2022 1:33pm

kdevitt

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I like Fusso coat too - although have been using ADBL synthetic spray wax recently and have been impressed with the results. Probably the easiest wax I've ever used.

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#5 18-04-2022 8:30pm

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Autoglym Rapid Aqua Wax

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