Extended durability product?

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CharlesW

The Rainmaker
Usually, I am able to get more LSP on my vehicle about every 4 to 6 weeks, even in the winter.
Because of that, I have never been terribly concerned about durability, but.....
Of the products I presently have, I have rated them in the following order, only because of what I read. All of them have easily lasted 4 to 6 weeks.
1. Probably a toss up
Collinite #845 IW or Dura Gloss #601/#105
2. Optimum Opti-Seal
3. Still a toss up
Optimum Poli-Seal or Poorboy's Polish With Sealant
4. And yet aother toss up
NXT 2.0 and S100 Carnauba
4. Dura Gloss #951 Aqua Wax

What are some other opinions on these products?

I am not looking for suggestions for other products since I have no interest in buying more LSPs. :)
 
I can only speak for the PwS which I have used on peoples cars and it got 4 weeks easily, but generally I lay that down first prior to topping it with a sealant on my personal vehicles.
 
jaybs02 said:
I can only speak for the PwS which I have used on peoples cars and it got 4 weeks easily, but generally I lay that down first prior to topping it with a sealant on my personal vehicles.
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That is how I have been using both PwS and Poli-Seal.
Poli-Seal followed by Opti-seal has been what I have used most on the van lately.
The GTP was cleaned/polished with DG #501 and the LSP is DG #105.
Both get DG Aqua Wax pretty often.

The 4 to 6 week application is primarily because it seems most of the products I use will last at least that long.
Maybe I could stretch it out a little, but I hate to mess with what works. :)
 
I get WAAAaaaay more than that out of DG 105 but I keep mine in a garage and seldom drive when it is really bad I just sit at home and wait till they get the roads cleaned up. :bigups
 
I haven't used 845 Charles but it is supposed to be similar in durability to 476. I get waaaaayyyyy more than 4-6 weeks out of 476 and the DG 601/105 combo on cars that are DD and sit outside all of the time. It is well documented that the Collinites and the DG combo get people up north through the harsh winters with no problem.
 
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