3/4oz to seal a car??

[fredcandetail]

Don't know if you guys saw my post about finally getting around to using a sample of WGDPS las week ... But I just stepped out to my garage and see the the 2oz sample still on my shelf about 3/4 full meaning I used less than an ounce to do a Tahoe ... I never really gave thought to how much product I use when sealing as I always go thin but this is insane!
This sound about right to you guys?

[jjkacz]

I have experienced the same results wiht my WDGPS sample. It seems that when using a DA it does a great job of spreading it out.

[BobbyG]

An ounce is not allot of product but if you used a dual action polisher and didn't do the roof I'll bet you could do it with an ounce.....

[Black Car]

I agree...that stuff goes a looooong way

[yakky]

Both Blackfire and WGPS go really far. I've done smaller cars using about 1/2 or maybe a little less.

[Black Car]

I used BFWD on a black pad, did my friends truck...then did my car with the leftover product on the pad. Those black pads can really suck in the product though. I now reserve them for my paste wax.

[Bunky]

It is easy to use less than an ounce with DA on an intermediate sized vehicle. It can be done by hand but takes a little more effort.

[Dr Oldz]

I apply 845 with a DA and can get about 40 applications out of one bottle. Same goes for WG.

[tw33k2514]

I've got it down to a science almost.

SUV: 1oz
TRUCK: small 3/4oz large 1oz
CAR: 1/2oz to 3/4oz

[ScottB]

Its unfortunate that most still consider using an abundance of a product should mean more or longer protection, when it just makes it more difficult to remove the excess. Kudos for learning to use a sealant sparingly either by hand or machine.

[timaishu]

Ive waxed my car 4 times using my little 2oz pinnacle souveran sample.

I find I use the most product getting the pad primed. Once its primed though, just 2 or 3 drops are needed for a panel.

[A.P.A.D.]

DA is the way to go! a PC is definitely worth the few $$$(especially in comparision to others on the market) even if u only use it on your own vehicles.