Six Way LSP test

Based off your results from this test why don't you pick a control and run a second test. In the second test only reuse your control so you can continue to compare from different rounds of testing.



I am looking forward to seeing the results.



chris
 
I have no idea what you mean Chris... LOL



I haven't recieved some products yet, so it will be a little while until I can get everything together.
 
TH0001 said:
I have no idea what you mean Chris... LOL



I haven't recieved some products yet, so it will be a little while until I can get everything together.
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I completely forgot! I believe I still have your address in my e-mail, I'll get it out Priority Mail on Monday.
 
VaSuperShine said:
If you want to see ksg for yourself make sure to come over for the tampa tour stop, I'll give you plenty.
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I've got plenty, thanks. But I'm curious about its longevity vs. Four Star UPPP and some of the others.
 
Not to take this thread OT, but . . . in theory these tests are great but in reality I don't think they're telling of very much except for maybe durability. Personally, I don't really believe that it's possible to judge "looks" (which is the most important factor to me) by putting an LSP on 1/6 of a hood. I've yet to find an LSP that doesn't last me 4 weeks in the Spring, Summer, and Fall around here. This is all the time I need because I enjoy detailing my car and often add another coat of LSP at least every four weeks not out of need but rather because I enjoy doing so.
 
TH0001 said:
I can divide the hood into eight sections if you want and test more products vs. eachother.
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Todd - Dividing the hood into 8 sections would be ok if you are comparing looks, but if you're going to compare durability/beading, you might want to minimize it to 3-4 products for the hood. It might be difficult to see the differences of that many products in such a tight area. Having a little larger area might show the break points and beading/sheeting easier. The differences will stand out more. Just an idea.
 
cshorey said:
Based off your results from this test why don't you pick a control and run a second test. In the second test only reuse your control so you can continue to compare from different rounds of testing.



chris
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:confused: I don't know what any of this means:think: :confused:
 
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