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Favorite spray wax/sealant?

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Kitzy:
I don’t do a lot of detailing anymore. Seems I only work on work trucks.  Which is what brings this question up.  I didn’t want to put a lot of time in to this one for a few reasons.  I wasn’t given much time.  It was last second.  Boss said “someone polish the truck tomorrow.  It looks dull.”  Um, ok.  I guess I can do that.  Had a coworker wash it.  Big mistake.  Terrible job.  Whatever.  Spent most of the day claying and only had a couple of hours to two step polish and seal.  Reason number two is it’s just our box truck (cab only). It sits 90% of the time… next to a row of pine trees, at the entrance to our stone parking lot… perfect.  I didn’t really document anything because literally my only goal was to make it “not dull”.  But to wrap it up, I used an old favorite, Optimim OptiSeal because there’s just nothing easier and it lasts a decently long time.  I also really like it on glass.  I came in this morning and hit the truck a second time with optiseal.  It’s been parked inside all weekend. 

But what’s your favorite spray LSP?

Side note, I’m currently working on the glass because the wipers barely even work it’s so bad.  If you want to guess how bad the whole truck was, take a look at the clay from just HALF of the drivers door window on the outside.  Just the glass and only half of it and only one door. 



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Rollingrock:

--- Quote from: Kitzy on September 25, 2023, 07:09:32 AM ---I don’t do a lot of detailing anymore. Seems I only work on work trucks.  Which is what brings this question up.  I didn’t want to put a lot of time in to this one for a few reasons.  I wasn’t given much time.  It was last second.  Boss said “someone polish the truck tomorrow.  It looks dull.”  Um, ok.  I guess I can do that.  Had a coworker wash it.  Big mistake.  Terrible job.  Whatever.  Spent most of the day claying and only had a couple of hours to two step polish and seal.  Reason number two is it’s just our box truck (cab only). It sits 90% of the time… next to a row of pine trees, at the entrance to our stone parking lot… perfect.  I didn’t really document anything because literally my only goal was to make it “not dull”.  But to wrap it up, I used an old favorite, Optimim OptiSeal because there’s just nothing easier and it lasts a decently long time.  I also really like it on glass.  I came in this morning and hit the truck a second time with optiseal.  It’s been parked inside all weekend. 

But what’s your favorite spray LSP?

Side note, I’m currently working on the glass because the wipers barely even work it’s so bad.  If you want to guess how bad the whole truck was, take a look at the clay from just HALF of the drivers door window on the outside.  Just the glass and only half of it and only one door. 



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If you are just looking for pop, i would consider using Optimum Spray Wax....just spray it, and wipe with MF.   will last 2-3 months.   If you wanted a little more, consider opti seal.   same thing, spray and wipe.   it will last 6 months.   

Sadly I feel so out of the game, i am going back to what I know vs what is new and awesome.   

Kitzy:

--- Quote from: Rollingrock on September 25, 2023, 09:37:14 PM ---
--- Quote from: Kitzy on September 25, 2023, 07:09:32 AM ---I don’t do a lot of detailing anymore. Seems I only work on work trucks.  Which is what brings this question up.  I didn’t want to put a lot of time in to this one for a few reasons.  I wasn’t given much time.  It was last second.  Boss said “someone polish the truck tomorrow.  It looks dull.”  Um, ok.  I guess I can do that.  Had a coworker wash it.  Big mistake.  Terrible job.  Whatever.  Spent most of the day claying and only had a couple of hours to two step polish and seal.  Reason number two is it’s just our box truck (cab only). It sits 90% of the time… next to a row of pine trees, at the entrance to our stone parking lot… perfect.  I didn’t really document anything because literally my only goal was to make it “not dull”.  But to wrap it up, I used an old favorite, Optimim OptiSeal because there’s just nothing easier and it lasts a decently long time.  I also really like it on glass.  I came in this morning and hit the truck a second time with optiseal.  It’s been parked inside all weekend. 

But what’s your favorite spray LSP?

Side note, I’m currently working on the glass because the wipers barely even work it’s so bad.  If you want to guess how bad the whole truck was, take a look at the clay from just HALF of the drivers door window on the outside.  Just the glass and only half of it and only one door. 



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If you are just looking for pop, i would consider using Optimum Spray Wax....just spray it, and wipe with MF.   will last 2-3 months.   If you wanted a little more, consider opti seal.   same thing, spray and wipe.   it will last 6 months.   

Sadly I feel so out of the game, i am going back to what I know vs what is new and awesome.   

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I’m with you there.  I don’t know what’s out there anymore or how much anything has changed.  OptiSeal is just hard to beat for ease of use and durability. 


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