Applying Wolfgang Deep Gloss Sealant

[sibhusz06]

Ive tried to search before asking, but I plan to apply Wolfgang Deep Gloss 3 after buffing with Meguiars 205. Since my car is kept outside, I was curious if after applying one coat, would I benefit from a second or perhaps following up with something like collonite 845? Thanks.

[Hammer77]

Applying a second coat will ensure coverage. IMO no need to top it with anything else its an awesome product all on it own. I would just use a spray wax after every wash.

[Dan Tran]

I never had the need to apply a second coat.

I do apply by machine also which gives it even coverage also.

Otherwise, as stated WDGPS is an exceptionally satisfying sealant on its own.


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[FUNX650]

Applying a second coat will ensure coverage.
IMO no need to top it with anything else
its an awesome product all on it own.

^^^This.


Bob

[SWETM]

I like the sealants applyied on it's own. And if manufactures of them don't mentions layering it it's great with 1 layer. What you could do to be certain to get the best bonding from sealants. Is to use a panel wipe product and wipe down before application of the sealant. It's to get the polishing oils off the paint after polishing. And gets you a very clean paint to apply your sealant of choice on.

[cummins03]

I still use Souveran (spelling) over it on my black 2106 GMC Sierra. Just for the look. It stays in the garage most of the time. Sorry no pics

[Markymapo]

I top my WGDGS every month with spray on McKees 37 Fast wax all in one for increased protection n pop.. As others have said on its own it is most likely fine. Not sure how log it lasts, others have info on that

[01GreyStangGT]

Sometimes I put Fuzion on top because I like the look but most of the time 1 coat does a great job.


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[sibhusz06]

Thanks for the feedback, ill just go for one coat since I was planning to use a DA with black pad for application.

[Sonic Pilot]

Plenty of solid advice here already.
On occasion, I have topped a sealant with a carnuba wax because I much prefer the look and finish of carnuba's warm glow over the sort of "sterile" shine of sealant, especially on black paint, but that is simply personal preference.
I expect absolutely no significant additional "protection" from the additional coat.

Over the years there seems to have been a lot of opposing arguments as to weather there is any tangible benefits to "layering" though.