[brokenweasel]

I am going to do a quick wash and wax/seal of my girlfriends car today, and I'm debating what LSP to use on it. No, I don't have a chance to clay/polish it (yet), but the car is a 2010 blue flame metallic ford focus, similar to this:



It is a DD, parked outside 100% of the time in southwest Ohio (lots of salt/snow) and needs some protection. I have these sealants/waxes on hand, and I wondered what you guys think would look best on this car. I'll be able to apply the LSP, park it in the garage for a good 5 hours tonight and then buff it off if need be (BFWD for example) and I plan on doing a full detail at some point in the next few months when the weather gets nicer and I have time.

Blackfire Wet Diamond
Menzerna Power Lock
Jetseal 109
M-Seal
Collinite 845
Meguiars Gold Class Paste wax
Mothers Syn Wax

[NoColoradoGT]

I would roll with Meguiar's Tech Wax 2.0/Meg's #21 Sealant (basically the same thing). It's a cheap LSP that honestly offers really awesome levels of protection. The reason I say keep it cheap, is because you should save the BFWD or Powerlock for when you really have time to decontaminate the clear.

[brokenweasel]

Originally Posted by NoColoradoGT I would roll with Meguiar's Tech Wax 2.0/Meg's #21 Sealant (basically the same thing). It's a cheap LSP that honestly offers really awesome levels of protection. The reason I say keep it cheap, is because you should save the BFWD or Powerlock for when you really have time to decontaminate the clear.

Except I don't have any

I have a lifetime supply of BFWD thanks to that 50% off sale autogeek had a few months back. I am leaning towards the collinite since it may give a nice glassy finish and is also cheap, but since this is mainly temporary protection I may let the lady might choose one based on smell or the color of the bottle

[NoColoradoGT]

If you've got that much BFWD to spare, go for it. You can pick up Tech Wax 2.0 at any local Wal-Mart, Advanced Auto, etc. and it's under $10 for a decent size container.