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wn1998
12-13-2015, 07:17 PM
It was 60 degrees in Chicago today so I did a quick No rinse wash, used my new cobra clay mitt and decided to put a fresh coat of WGDPS on my Jetta today. I haven't been able to go more than 4 weeks without adding a new coat.

The weather was just too nice today to not re-coat. I have been reading that wolfgang will easily last 3-4 months (all winter) but I just can't leave it alone....

Anyone else have this problem?

FUNX650
12-13-2015, 07:32 PM
After you washed and clayed the vehicle...
it's untelling how much of the existing
WDGPS would have actually been left.

So, IMO:
It's a good thing that you re-coated! :dblthumb2:


Bob

hoyt66
12-13-2015, 08:16 PM
I always say I'm going to test the durability of one of my waxes or sealants but I NEVER see them through. I'm the biggest product waster on this forum :-( I get to much "therapy" out of hand waxing one of my cars:dblthumb2:

Dan Tran
12-13-2015, 09:25 PM
I washed my car twice within 12 hours...

I HD speed my car within 3 weeks before....

I have issues...

I started back in September this whole thing.. I get it...

SAME HERE. HD POXY will never see its potential lifespan with Tran man.

Dan Tran
12-13-2015, 09:26 PM
I washed my car twice within 12 hours...

I HD speed my car within 3 weeks before....

I have issues...

I started back in September this whole thing.. I get it...

SAME HERE. HD POXY will never see its potential lifespan with Tran man.


HD speed twice.. Btw is what was meant

MrOneEyedBoh
12-15-2015, 10:31 AM
HD speed twice.. Btw is what was meant
It's a car polish

01GreyStangGT
12-15-2015, 11:26 AM
I always say I'm going to test the durability of one of my waxes or sealants but I NEVER see them through. I'm the biggest product waster on this forum :-( I get to much "therapy" out of hand waxing one of my cars:dblthumb2:

I know what you mean..me too.

ronkh57
12-15-2015, 12:03 PM
I'm the biggest product waster on this forum


hhhmmmmmmm

Dan Tran
12-15-2015, 02:58 PM
It's a car polish


I know it's a polish.. I also mentioned poxy in the mix... never mind..........

Kamakaz1961
12-15-2015, 03:36 PM
Durability of a product? What does that mean?....LOL We crazy guys that are obsessed with detailing will never know.....kind of like the kid asking the wise old owl..."How many licks does it take to get to the chocolate of a Tootsie Pop?" The Owl bites into the Tootsie Pop after 4 licks and says We will never know!!!

LOL

Mike Honcho
12-15-2015, 03:48 PM
422

Kamakaz1961
12-15-2015, 05:13 PM
422

LMAO!!! 422!!! I thought it was 423!! Dang Nabitt!!

FUNX650
12-15-2015, 05:36 PM
LMAO!!! 422!!! I thought it was 423!! Dang Nabitt!!
Let's see:
•Average OD of a Tootsie Roll Pop (TRP) = 27.00mm

•The Laws of Fluid Mechanics dictates that:
-The average human tongue (when "salivated")
is capable of removing ~10 mm of product (TRP)
per: 1000 licks.

•Therefore...To get to the center of a TRP:
-It appears that the likelihood of ~2500 licks
would be required.


Bob

Kamakaz1961
12-15-2015, 06:04 PM
Let's see:
•Average OD of a Tootsie Roll Pop (TRP) = 27.00mm

•The Laws of Fluid Mechanics dictates that:
-The average human tongue (when "salivated")
is capable of removing ~10 mm of product (TRP)
per: 1000 licks.

•Therefore...To get to the center of a TRP:
-It appears that the likelihood of ~2500 licks
would be required.


Bob

LMAO!!! You had me confused at the Laws of Fluid Mechanics!!....As always Bob you had me spitting out my drink when I read this!! Should I call you Mr. Owl??....LOL

So Honcho and I are WRONG!!! Blasphemy!!

hollerstiltner
12-15-2015, 10:13 PM
Let's see:
•Average OD of a Tootsie Roll Pop (TRP) = 27.00mm

•The Laws of Fluid Mechanics dictates that:
-The average human tongue (when "salivated")
is capable of removing ~10 mm of product (TRP)
per: 1000 licks.

•Therefore...To get to the center of a TRP:
-It appears that the likelihood of ~2500 licks
would be required.


Bob


If the diameter is 27mm, wouldn't that mean it's 13.5mm to the center?