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Originally Posted by kapolani
I'd use a paint sealant rather than a wax.
Paint sealants are more durable.
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Yes, generally sealants do excel in durability, especially if multiple coats are applied. Though not all sealants are created equal, Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze is superb, but it's not easy to work with. That said, the Collinite waxes are even better in terms of durability. Personally, I like to use several layers of KSG and then top with two coats of Collinite for the Winter (I skipped a few steps for the sake of brevity). On my wife's car, I use a coat of Collinite 476-S all around with a second coat on the roof and the hood. It lasts from September to June and beyond. I don't expect anyone to take my word for it. Do a search for Collinite on
http://autopia.org/forum/index.php? to see what the pros have to say.
There's another option, too, that I'm testing at the moment. Not having used it long enough, I can't rightfully make a firm recommendation.
Edit: OP, if you'd like to use a sealant before the Collinite, I can recommend
this product. It's almost as good as KSG, but
much easier to use and only needs a few hours of cure time, though 24 hours is better.
