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Old 09-13-2006, 01:30 PM
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Sealant Decision Time

Okay everyone, I'm detailing a 2000 white mustang. I've done the PC bit and now I'm ready to move on.

In my last Ag order I got a bottle of Wolfgang Pre Wax Polish Enhancer. I also bought a bottle of the DP Surface Shield Paint Sealant.

After using the Wolfgang Pre Wax Polish Enhancment should I go with the Wolfgang Deep Gloss Sealant or the DP Sealant?

I thought I'd apply one coat sealant followed by DP Max Wax.
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Old 09-13-2006, 03:05 PM
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I've only used the DP and its very good... but most people really like the Wolfgang DGS.

I dont think you can go wrong either way.. especially if you are going to top.
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Old 09-13-2006, 03:21 PM
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Thanks Aceshigh, that's what I was thinking too. So I opted to try the DP Sealant. I'll post pictures and details after it cures and I top with wax.
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I use Klasse AIO and then use the DP Premium Surface Shield Paint Sealant and am very happy with it.

My car color is called "pepper white" so maybe your results will be similar.

Check here for photos: 2006 Mini Cooper S Convertable

Good luck and I'm looking forward to your pictures.

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Okay everyone, I'm detailing a 2000 white mustang. I've done the PC bit and now I'm ready to move on.

In my last Ag order I got a bottle of Wolfgang Pre Wax Polish Enhancer. I also bought a bottle of the DP Surface Shield Paint Sealant.

After using the Wolfgang Pre Wax Polish Enhancment should I go with the Wolfgang Deep Gloss Sealant or the DP Sealant?

I thought I'd apply one coat sealant followed by DP Max Wax.

They will work fine together. Wolfgang is sealant designed just like the DP. Cleaning then sealing, cannot wait for pics.
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Old 09-13-2006, 07:23 PM
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Be sure you let sealant cure for 12 hours before applying wax.
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Be sure you let sealant cure for 12 hours before applying wax.
Yeah, I hate that part! I have it in the garage now. I'd like to put 2 coats of DP Sealant but I don't want to wait that long.
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What will happen if you do not wait 12 hours and apply it after a fresh polish job?
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I hate that part myself too. But that is for durability purposes. 2 coats of sealant, then a couple coats of wax. Then I usually just add a coat of carnauba every month. It keeps it in showroom condition. Just my $0.02
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Be sure you let sealant cure for 12 hours before applying wax.
I think the weather condition plays a big part in how fast your sealant cures if the temps are are in the high 80's and above with no humidity it will cure long before 12 hrs more like 6-8 possibly even faster in direct sun light..02
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