NEW Wolfgang Products + Pre-SEMA Specials!

[stangfreak]

so the deep gloss liquid seal, treat it like a regular sealant? apply wax after using it?

[addysdaddy]

Originally Posted by Nick@Autogeek

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If u only apply one coat - haha. I have been getting amazing results by applying 3 coats. Apply coat 1 wait 2 hours and apply coat 2. The next morning before driving the car, apply the third and final coat. So I guess the number of cars per bottle will vary.

[cmichael258]

Nick:

Just a quick heads up that the free shipping is still problematic. When I placed 2 of the new Wolfgang items in the cart + a Wolfgang $4.99 sample, the total was over $49 but shipping was charged. If I order 3 of the new items in the list totaling over $49, shipping charges disappear. The add states that:
"As an added bonus, all Wolfgang products are on sale and orders over $49 containing Wolfgang products ship for free." Apparently the system is only selecting the new products to count towards the free shipping. ( I know I can leave a note with order or call...just wanted to pass this on).
Thanks!

[cmichael258]

Update to previous post....Appears that Samples are the only items that cause the issue above (even if they are Wolfgang products and cost $4.99 or $5.99).

[addysdaddy]

I didn't mention it but I washed, clayed and KAIO with a LC Flat White Pad, final wipe down with Menzerna Top Inspection THEN 4 coats of WGLS. Tried the LC-HT Crimson Pad first but honestly, didn't work as well as the flat white pad. Needed just a little cut since this car is my daily driver and sits out all the time during the work week. After the using the white pad, paint easily past the plastic baggie test.

[Nick@Autogeek]

Originally Posted by stangfreak

so the deep gloss liquid seal, treat it like a regular sealant? apply wax after using it?

Correct. Applying a coat of wax will further enhance the gloss, slickness and protection.

Originally Posted by addysdaddy

If u only apply one coat - haha. I have been getting amazing results by applying 3 coats. Apply coat 1 wait 2 hours and apply coat 2. The next morning before driving the car, apply the third and final coat. So I guess the number of cars per bottle will vary.

Apply as many coats as you'd like!

Originally Posted by cmichael258

Update to previous post....Appears that Samples are the only items that cause the issue above (even if they are Wolfgang products and cost $4.99 or $5.99).

Leave a note in the comments box and we'll take care of it. Or, you can call the order in.

[Nick@Autogeek]

Originally Posted by Y2KSVT

Nick, how does the Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant compare to something like Ultima Interior Guard? Wolfgang came out with their Exterior Trim Sealant which seems to compete well with UTTG. Would you say the WCTS is similar to UIG? Its regular price is just a little higher per ounce than UIG, so getting it on sale would really make sense right now. Thanks!

Cockpit Trim Sealant provides a slightly darker finish compared to UIGP. In my testing the Wolfgang will also last slightly longer, especially when used on leather.

[idkalf]

Hey Nick, sorry if it's been asked before but how does the liquid seal compare to the crystal seal of blackfire? I'm guessing it's the same, seeing how both companies are under PBMG. Also can we expect any other new products coming out during SEMA or are these the only ones coming out?

[idkalf]

Originally Posted by Nick@Autogeek

Cockpit Trim Sealant provides a slightly darker finish compared to UIGP. In my testing the Wolfgang will also last slightly longer, especially when used on leather.

Ignore my post above this one, I forgot to quote Nick.

Hey Nick, sorry if it's been asked before but how does the liquid seal compare to the crystal seal of blackfire? I'm guessing it's the same, seeing how both companies are under PBMG. Also can we expect any other new products coming out during SEMA or are these the only ones coming out?

[addysdaddy]

Since I have and use both products, allow me to comment. I believe at a quick glance you would not notice a difference. However, if your in the "full autogeek mode" I would say the BFCS yields a slightly cooler color temperature whereas the WGDGS a warmer look. Depends on your viewing angle but I have notice that difference when viewed side by side. Both go on exactly the same and frankly, I would recommend purchasing whichever one is on sale.