AW durability

Fallguy · 05-27-07, 05:11

I know there are really to many variables in climate , washing technique , outside car , inside car , soap used....blah , blah.... to really give a solid answer to ANY type of product , but where do you think it would rank ???

Low durability

med. durability

high durability

This considering it is a spray wax/sealant , gives outstanding shine and slickness , not to mention you can do it in your sleep its so easy ....lol

Coupe · 05-27-07, 05:13

In my environment its on the medium scale

joshtpa · 05-27-07, 05:13

I can get a good 4 weeks out of it.

a.k.a. Patrick · 05-27-07, 09:54

Fair evaluations. There in line with my findings as well. Nothing spectacular, 3-4 weeks on average....Its the fact that its under $10.00 that makes it so worthy.....

P1et · 05-28-07, 07:53

Personally, I'd say medium.

wannafbody · 05-28-07, 08:28

after about a month it starts to break down for me

TigerMike · 05-29-07, 06:19

I'd say high as far as the "spray waxes" go, but medium if comparing to all traditional type waxes. I can consistently get 2-2.5 months from AW, which is better than any other spray wax I've used and better than a lot of regular/traditional waxes and sealants. In the great scheme of things, 2 months isn't that long, but considering the price, ease of use, and the ability to add quick protection to the paint, I'd say it's definitely a fantastic product. Considering AW lasts longer for me than NXT, Wolfgang sealant, UPP, BF, S100, and a few other waxes or sealants, I think that *is* pretty spectacular for a spray product.

joshtpa · 05-29-07, 06:22

Are you sure you are getting that protection with AW? I would think it is your base of DG105 that is giving you that protection. I love AW but have yet to see if go longer than 5-6 weeks. I have been mixing it with JW CJ, and getting much more protection out of it.

TigerMike · 05-29-07, 06:25

I currently have no 105 on my car after recently polishing it off...just AW. Also on my wifes car (which gets no attention at all), I also used AW as a test mule. Even on her unpolished, rough, unclayed paint, it went more than 2 months and the beading stopped at around 3. On my car, it is lasting the same amount of time and I can tell the protection is there with it's rain resistance and grime repelling capability. Even when it's dying, it still does a decent job...just my experiences...

joshtpa · 05-29-07, 06:29

Glad to hear that Mike. Whether in FL, I am sure plays a role in my protection.

TigerMike · 05-29-07, 06:36

Yeah good point, and as always YMMV. External factors will always play a role in any product's performance. In harsher climates, I can see that it may last little more than a month...we have pretty mild, dry weather here most of the time, so maybe that's why it lasts a bit longer on average...

joshtpa · 05-29-07, 06:43

I would kill for dry weather right now...It isnt raining so much, but the humidity is heavy. And of course the love bugs are worse than they have ever been.