OCW vs. Jeffs Werkstatt (Triggers)

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imported_Blake

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I'd like to know what members opinions are on these two products. Basically I'd like a comparison on the spray products.

I currently have OCW and like it and know that there is a new version coming. Having seen some great results from JW I'd like to hear what opinions are of a comparison.
 
I did not like OCW, streaked to much for me. I really like AJ. AJ is a sealant, so it should last alot longer than OCW. No problems apply AJ.
 
Thanks for the response. I certainly agree that OCW can be difficult to apply at first. I think I have the application process down so it's not such a PIA.

I appreciate your comments about AJ and think maybe I should give it a try. I may try both of the Toppers, Acrylic and Carnauba.
 
I haven't personally encountered streaking issues with OCW so if it ain't broke. However, what color paint are you applying it to (the one in your avatar?). If so, a sealant based product may be the way to go (a la JW, OOS, CS etc).
 
I like them both. I have not done any scientific comparison head to head with the 2. I would *assume* AJT to be more durable because it being a sealant. I DO however have OCW on my civic and AJT on my CRV both vehicles sit in the driveway 24/7. both applied same day, washed the same way so I may get a vague idea of what lasts longer over time
 
Actually I need to change my Avatar. I now have a Flint Mica (Charcoal) RX. I probably am more interested in appearance/wow factor as my vehicle is now garaged when not in use.

I'm almost afraid the answer is six or half dozen.
 
I use both. On my GS400 I have Prime Acrylic and usually 2 layers of Acrylic Jett Trigger. I use ONR to wash my car and always apply OCW prior to drying. In my opinion AJT and OCW are both as easy as anything I have ever used to apply. They are both just as easy as using a quick detail spray and last a lot longer. It doesn't really matter to me though since I apply OCW after every wash (at least once a week). I bought a gallon and it will last me a few years at this rate.
 
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