So i've been looking at some detailers and they advertise sealant protections that last from 3 to 4 months (which i know thats the average time for a sealant) but then they go and say another sealant that last close to a year. Which one would that be. Is there a list of sealants that last longer than others? Thanks for your help
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Re: long lasting sealants
People and companies make many claims, which, when come under scrutiny, do not last nearly as long as claimed. I tied NuFinish (not a sealer, but just an example) which is supposed to last a year. and through 52 car washes. As a side by side test on my trunk (and to prove something to a neighbor) it didn't last as long as M16, no where near a year, and I certainly did not wash my car 52 times. I am sure everyone will be happy to offer their opinions, but your own experience with a product will be the test.
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Really just depends how and what the car is exposed to. Thats something you need to think about before buying into what any company say or claims about their product.
A quality paint sealant (not coating) applied to a daily driven vehicle being garaged every now & then, will be just about gone after 6 months IMO. Or at the least many attributes of the product.Nick
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Originally posted by Tuck91 View PostReally just depends how and what the car is exposed to. Thats something you need to think about before buying into what any company say or claims about their product.
A quality paint sealant (not coating) applied to a daily driven vehicle being garaged every now & then, will be just about gone after 6 months IMO. Or at the least many attributes of the product.
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Wolfgang can apparently last up to 6 months with maintenance. It is a nice sealant and very easy to use but it is also pricey. I think the sealant you are hearing about that can last a year is Klasse.
Honestly though, how often are you waxing/sealing? If it's 3-4 times a year then something like Klasse really isn't necessary. I would go with Ultimate Paste Wax. You can find it for about $20 at Walmart and it will last months.
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"My ice cream cone can last up to a year out in the sun.... "
Which would be true if you lived in Antartica. LOL.2021 BMW X3M Competition - Donington Gray
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Some look better than others....
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I wouldn't be drawn too much by the supposedly long protection provided by the klasse twins. OK, so it gives this incredibly reflective shine but its a pain to use especially the sealant. The difference in durability may not be as big as one may think or experience.
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