New Reformulated Wolfgang polishes!

[94LT1]

I have samples as well.i cant find enough time to give these products a try.id really like to try it on my moms 03 black impala....its so scratched and swirled up it would be a perfect canidate.this week is finals week so i hope next weekend i can start detailing on the side and maybe set a day aside to try this stuff on my moms car.

[Streetlife]

Same here 94LT1, i just finished my last final today. I can't wait to try out my samples.

[94LT1]

Originally Posted by Streetlife

Same here 94LT1, i just finished my last final today. I can't wait to try out my samples.

ya i got 1 more year left b4 i get my associates degree.i cant wait....im so sick of school.lol

[Streetlife]

I'm 2 classes away from my associates. I'm burned out myself. I'm glad the summer break is here for me.

[matt@autogeek.net]

I just got done enjoying my 4 day summer vacation. Taking classes all through summer, then fall to finish up my BA.

I'm anxious to finish up, but at the same time I really enjoy the college experience.

Hmm...maybe I'll go for a Master's degree....hah.

[mixxer]

[matt@autogeek.net]

OK for those of you wondering exactly how the WG polishes stack up to Menzerna, the main differences are in the dusting and working time.
The WG polishes do not dust AT ALL, and working time is nearly infinite. I have also not had any issues using WG in any heat/humidity. I detailed a red Cobra yesterday and it was mid 90s with very high humidity, with no issues. If anyone has any other questions, feel free to ask!

[dublifecrisis]

matt-Are you saying the new WG polish is as good as menzerna minus dust and longer working time?

[matt@autogeek.net]

That would be correct!

[ricka]

And, that it would work as well as Menzerna on real hard clear coats like Audi? Love to read a side by side test on that.