We're often asked how we test our, as well as comparable products, for their look and performance. I just found this pic., from last year, of my car being the guinea pig for testing of sealants. When testing products, it is imperative to at least do a single (or double) blind testing protocol. Also, test the products on the same panel so as to have the same visual perspective for judging as well as uniformity of environmental contamination. To me this is a "real world" test, and not the hype that says that "our wax can last up to a year". Yeah sure, maybe in a garage under a cover.

Matt

 

Results?!

 

I don't get it, Did you forget what products you used? I know since it was a year ago, but what was the outcome?

 

I agree with gtbuyer. So what LSP's were used in the long term test??

 

I honestly don't remember exactly was was being tested. I think I was testing just one product, but was trying to determine what, if any, effect would curing time have on the durability.

The point of my post was not to hype up a product, but rather to educate people about proper testing protocol to evaluate product performance.

Matt