Wet Glaze 2.0 Available !?

[swanicyouth]

For what its worth, WG 2.0 is listed for sale on Amazon from TDS. I know a lot of people were looking to buy it. It's a great product.

[SON1C]

Do you like this better than black light?

[cleanmycorolla]

I've been meaning try this, everyone who uses it seems to love it.

[l0stnyc]

I am always looking for things to try too. Any opinions from past users?

[swanicyouth]

Do you like this better than black light?

I never used black light and never will. The reason is, I'm not sure what the h*ll it is. If its a glaze, it doesn't seem to fill well, if it's an LSP, the durability is short. Maybe it's a polish?

I like WG on top a carnuba paste wax. It adds noticeable gloss and shine. Since it has no abrasives or cleaners you can use it this way per the manufacturer. Plus its super easy to apply and remove - its kind of fun.

If you buy WG 2.0 and don't like it, I'll take it off your hands for a few $ less than you paid for it.

[l0stnyc]

The more and more research I do on this product, the more I find people saying its the same exact formula as CG EZ Creme just without cleaners.

[A-train]

Excellent find! Have been looking almost everyday to see if it's back in stock anywhere. Thanks for the heads up!!!


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[Johny B]

HI,

I have on hand 2 full bottle bought some time ago from Pakshack. Anxious to try it when the temperature will be ideal for the application of the product.
Johny

[HotRodJoe]

The more and more research I do on this product, the more I find people saying its the same exact formula as CG EZ Creme just without cleaners.

Really? I own both and never considered them similar. BL and EZ, however, are very similar (not the same).

[Ohio Detailing]

For what its worth, WG 2.0 is listed for sale on Amazon from TDS. I know a lot of people were looking to buy it. It's a great product.

I've tried glaze, after glaze, over the years and always been disappointed. I have actually thrown glazes away, goodbye dollars. After being severely underwhelmed by the Poorboy's light/dark glazes, this, WG 2.0, seems to be the only glaze out there that has a bit of a consistent following. I should probably wipe my hands of glazes, but this has me a little interested and I'm going to gather some more information on it.

I'm looking for the best filler/"cover up" product for clients or my own personal vehicles that don't receive correction work, to leave them looking flawless and lustrous as possible.