Osmo polyx or Surfix?

[bub254]

Should've posted this here first.
I'm interested in a new finishing method and I'm torn between osmo and the surfix system. 
I'm primarily concerned with ease of use (more mechanical finishing less hand finishing) and shorter finishing times.
I build a pretty wide array of furniture from large tables to small bandsaw boxes. I'm leaning towards the Surfix but everyone seems to rave about the osmo.
Thanks.

 

[promhandicam]

Osmo Polyx all the way. In the UK they've recently brought out a sprayable version of polyx if you have large areas to cover. I've tried the surfix and didn't get on with it plus it works out a lot more expensive in the long run, for no obvious benefits. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big festool fan and have spent probably around £10k on their tools, but the surfix is one of their rare mistakes IMHO.

 

[sancho57]

What do you use now

 

[bub254]

Gloss polyurethane,  3 coats sanding in betwixt coats.  Not a fan of the wait times or the reults.