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Originally Posted by CocheseUGA
They do claim 61% carnuba, or such. Why is more better? Specifically, why is 61% better than 50%?
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I'm not a math major, but I'm pretty sure that 61 is more than 50. And usually more of something, means it's better.
next time you go to the drugstore, pick up a bottle of Nyquil. Take a look at the active ingredients. Notice the one that says "Cough Suppressant" and note how much it contains.
Then pick up a bottle of Delsym, and notice how much of that same ingredient it contains.
next time you have a cold, try both and see which one stifles your cough better.
Do the same thing with Halls cough drops. Notice how much menthol-lyptus is in the cherry flavored compared to the ice blue flavor. Try 'em both and see which eases your symptoms better.
Now, if carnauba wax is what protects paint from contaminants, water spots, etching, bird crap, etc. It seems logical that more carnauba means a more protective coating.
If you're still not convinced, go buy a gallon of Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams paint. Then go buy a gallon of Behr paint from home depot. Do a side by side comparison. There is NO DOUBT that the more expensive brand uses higher quality ingredients and covers better.