How long does PwC last compared to EX/EXP?

[wifehatescar]

I'm looking to offer a 1 step paint process to customers and I'm liking PwC lately.
How long can I expect just PwC to last compared to EX/EXP?

 

[rabbi]

I say my PwC lasted at least 3 weeks before I messed with my car again. Ex-P I have no idea. I just put on the 2nd coat after the 1st one was down for 2 weeks.

 

[John Styrnol]

Scott over at SMP told me 2-3 months, I've not used mine yet so I do not know for sure.

 

[TheSopranos16]

I was told that while it is called Polish with Carnauba, it actually contains some synthetic protectants as well. I'm not sure what ratio of carnauba/synthetic it uses but I'm sure that play's a big role in determining the product's durability. I've never used it by itself though, so I can't speak from experience on this matter.

 

[awd330]

EX-P seems to last about 4 months for me before it starts to lose its slickness, but not its shine. EX lasts about the same except that the carnauba look begins to fade at around the 2 month mark. PwC has a completely different look but also seems to last about 4 months. All my cars are garaged.

 

[wifehatescar]

So you think PwC lasts as long as the others huh? If so, that's great!

I've used PwC on a couple black explorers and it changed the look big time.....made them so much "blacker" (is that a word? :lol)

 

[awd330]

For me, all 3 last about the same amount of time. They just look different, and PwC can be used as a one step product. PwC also makes a great base for EX or EX-P, so I'd keep it on hand for its versatility.

 

[wifehatescar]

Thanks.
I'm not really the "topper" type but I keep it for 1 step jobs.