@thomas584 That's exactly the right move. It seems like a lot of these newer companies are cutting corners to save money, and the product just doesn't last. They probably changed the formula to make it cheaper to produce, but then it fails on the customer. Going with a brand that's been around forever usually means they haven't messed with what works. My neighbor had the same peeling issue and his fix was the same, sand and use the old reliable stuff. It's frustrating we have to go backwards to get quality.

Read a blog post that broke down why length beats complexity every time. They used the example "Tr0ub4dor&3" versus "correct horse battery staple." The first one looks strong but a computer cracks it fast. The second is just four random words and is way harder to guess. Makes you rethink everything, right?