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boostm3
Thanks Guz.. So, Ive been watching a lot of videos of water tests both short term and long term, and what impressed me the most was that to me, nothing seems to beat some of the waxes for impressive slickness and longevity.. The Collinite 845 was outstanding, and Ive always appreciated the ease of use and results with S100/P21S.
I guess Im just a wax guy at heart. Never even used a sealant. However there`s no doubt that some of the sealants weve been talking about are quicker/easier to work with.. On my 135i, Ive only used waxes and I get more than very satisfactory results.. Ill typically lay down one coat of Collinite 915 once a year, and live the rest of the year with only very occasional refreshes with either S100 or Meguiar`s ultimate quick wax while drying the car. This regimen lasts me a year no problem. There`s no question, though, that the Collonite 915 is a bear to work with. Im interested in replacing it with the 845 and apply/remove with my PC. That might be easier, and longevity seems to be as good or almost as good as the 915 from what Ive read. But they all seem to beat the sealants in terms of immediate hydrophobic response and slickness which is a big deal to me.
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