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Am I missing...
A whole category of product usage? I have been using DP Spray Surface Shield in my wheel wells (thnks for the tip JEff!) and it works great, but coudln't I use a fater curing spray sealant liek Wolfie to cut time all around? Can't believe I never thought of this.
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i dont understand what your asking?
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The Wolfgang spray sealant would be lots quicker cure and application time, thus you could get a nuba on top of it faster.
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ah ok...
though i haven't tried the wolfgang spray sealant, i have tried UPP and UPPS.
there's a big difference between the two when applied as a standalone lsp.
the liquid version lastest alot longer than the spray. also, the slickness didn't fade off as quickly as the spray.
IMO the sprays are not true stand-alone products, but rather, they're booster products that maintain the look/integrity of your sealant layer(s).
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I was thinking along the lines of...after polishing, use the quick spray sealer, then topping with nubas. In my understanding, this would drastically cut down the wait/app/cure time. The spray sealant woudl at least add somethign extra I assume.
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Originally Posted by scooterguitar
I was thinking along the lines of...after polishing, use the quick spray sealer, then topping with nubas. In my understanding, this would drastically cut down the wait/app/cure time. The spray sealant woudl at least add somethign extra I assume.
For a quicky job?? id say yes! but not very long lasting IMHO....
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Would you agree that using the spray would be better than not using any type of sealant?
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well... i dont know.. Your going to apply a spray sealant which doesn't last all that long to begin with, and on top of that, your not allowing it to cure at all before top w/ a nuba, further decreasing the durability.
i dont see the point.
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Why not just use like DP wheel glaze or PB wheel sealant or something?? Then you don't have to worry about cure times.
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