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W.G. finishing glaze @ D.P. finishing polish
I already have the D.P.final finishing polish.......Do I really need the W.G. finishing glaze also??? prior to using the W.G. SEALER....seems there close to the same attributes......
Last edited by BILL; 11-14-2006 at 07:15 PM.
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well the finishing polish fixes fine swirls and blemishes. Nothing like the look of a nice finishing polish to seal!
It seems to me you would finishing polish, buff off.
Then put down the glze to add deph and clarity.
Then top it all off with Wolfgang
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Originally Posted by ryandamartini
well the finishing polish fixes fine swirls and blemishes. Nothing like the look of a nice finishing polish to seal!
It seems to me you would finishing polish, buff off.
Then put down the glze to add deph and clarity.
Then top it all off with Wolfgang
GOTCHA........Thanks...
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I believe they are very similar products, just designed for their respective lines.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
I believe they are very similar products, just designed for their respective lines.
Thanks..... Thats what i thought.not sure if i should mix n match.....
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I just spotted this on the AG website . . .
Wolfgang Finishing Glaze is a fine grade polish full of lubricating oils and mild diminishing abrasives.
Sounds like the WG product is a finishing polish and not a true glaze or pure polish as they're sometimes called.
On a side note, I really really wish there was a standard vernacular used by all car care manufacturers. Not everyone gives the detailed product description that AG does and sometimes it's harder to tell what's what. Oh well! I guess just another reason to shop at AG.
You like Nattys, I like Souveran, and Justin is DP MaxWax. And you know what, its alright !!
-Killrwheels
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IF WG was a true glaze (and maybe still) would there be bonding issues with the sealant since there is oils and lubricants in the glaze?
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Originally Posted by Whitethunder46
IF WG was a true glaze (and maybe still) would there be bonding issues with the sealant since there is oils and lubricants in the glaze?
That's a good question. I know you can put Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze which is a true glaze under Menzerna FMJ. However, I don't know if there are any glazes which Wolfgang would be compatible with.
Personally, I don't much use a glaze. I feel like if you do a good job polishing the paint then there's really no need to use one.
You like Nattys, I like Souveran, and Justin is DP MaxWax. And you know what, its alright !!
-Killrwheels
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Originally Posted by Whitethunder46
IF WG was a true glaze (and maybe still) would there be bonding issues with the sealant since there is oils and lubricants in the glaze?
YES..GOOD QUESTION... So i would surmise thats its a polish as DP final finish polish is, and read also that DPFP also has lubricating oils......and light abrasives as W.G. glaze
so i would think neither are a true non abrasive glaze....but much of the same product as one another as said before.....
Last edited by BILL; 11-15-2006 at 12:01 PM.
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both products would be considered final or finishing polishes with light sealant-friendly fillers.
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