Wolfgang 3.0 Sealant Review

[Pats300zx]

Today I finally had the chance to try out the new Wolfgang 3.0 Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. This is a huge improvement over the original version. I applied it on a 1999 Metallic Green VW Jetta via the UDM and a Sonus Blue DAS pad. The Wolfgang applied very easy with no streaking.

I allowed it to haze and buffed with a the new Cobra Miracle Towel. WOW..the flake really came out in the finish and it was so easy to remove. I am curious to see how it holds up durability wise compared to the older verison of Wolfgang.

Pros:

Easy to apply and remove
Removal is a breeze
Very crisp sealant look

Cons:

None.

I will post pics in my next Click and Brag on the Jetta detail. Overall I found this to be a great product and would recommend it.

[HighEndDetail]

Thanks Pat, for your thoughts. Waiting for :Picture: :D:D

[supercharged]

Today I finally had the chance to try out the new Wolfgang 3.0 Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. This is a huge improvement over the original version. I applied it on a 1999 Metallic Green VW Jetta via the UDM and a Sonus Blue DAS pad. The Wolfgang applied very easy with no streaking.

I allowed it to haze and buffed with a the new Cobra Miracle Towel. WOW..the flake really came out in the finish and it was so easy to remove. I am curious to see how it holds up durability wise compared to the older verison of Wolfgang.

Pros:

Easy to apply and remove
Removal is a breeze
Very crisp sealant look

Cons:

None.

I will post pics in my next Click and Brag on the Jetta detail. Overall I found this to be a great product and would recommend it.
Huge improvement in looks, ease of use??? Please clarify...

[Pats300zx]

Huge improvement in looks, ease of use??? P

Both. I just looked at the car today and it had a chance to cure and it looks fantastic. Much more of a sealant look as compared to the original version which had a muted carnuaba look. Removal was a breeze. Although the original version was easy to work with, this one was even better. Later I found some areas that I missed around the taillights. Came back with a MF towel wiped off these areas off with no probs even after sitting for a couple of hours.

[ScottB]

sounds like it is more crisp and reflective, common to sealants.

[supercharged]

Both. I just looked at the car today and it had a chance to cure and it looks fantastic. Much more of a sealant look as compared to the original version which had a muted carnuaba look. Removal was a breeze. Although the original version was easy to work with, this one was even better. Later I found some areas that I missed around the taillights. Came back with a MF towel wiped off these areas off with no probs even after sitting for a couple of hours.
Thanks...I'm overstocked with sealants, but I might give this one a try later down the road...

[wytstang]

I can't wait to try it and test it's durability.

[supercharged]

Both. I just looked at the car today and it had a chance to cure and it looks fantastic. Much more of a sealant look as compared to the original version which had a muted carnuaba look. Removal was a breeze. Although the original version was easy to work with, this one was even better. Later I found some areas that I missed around the taillights. Came back with a MF towel wiped off these areas off with no probs even after sitting for a couple of hours.
Thanks, I'll give it a try!

[Jimmie]

Thanks, I'll give it a try!

Yeah me too. Thanks for the review Pats300zx.

[Mike T]

http://www.curevents.com/vb/images/smilies/worth.gif
Just kidding, thanks for the review.

[supercharged]

Yeah me too. Thanks for the review Pats300zx.:righton::buffing: