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Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
Has anyone used WG Uber all in one? I wasn't able to find any reviews out here. I'd be using on 2 daily drivers. red explorer in very good condition and a white ram. no major corrections needed. I just want a deep shine on the red explorer and a cleaning wax/sealant on the ram
I have it in my cart here and about to hit submit. (boy things add up fast when just clicking away)
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Re: Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
I used it when it first launched, I'd say it works good.
From memory, the abrasive technology is great, I think the wipe-off was a tick sticky.
I'd highly recommend getting a quart of the BLACKFIRE One Step. Great abrasive technology, super long buffing cycle, zero dusting and super easy wipe-off.
Once you use it one time - you'll love it.
Heck, if you don't like, I'll have customer care send you a replacement of anything comparable that you want.
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Re: Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
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Re: Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
I was just thinking Wolfgang should update their AIO with their ceramic sealant tech if it's possible. I'd trade a little tacky wipe off if it means increased durability. There's a hole left where Mckee's 360 was IMO.
I still need to try One Step! I know we're in the age of coatings and SiO2 everything but I keep coming back to good cleaner/waxes. They make detailing so stress free.
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Re: Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
I can tell you...if you try Blackfire AIO, you'll not be disappointed. Have a look at this thread I started a while ago.....it lays out my experience with it.
I used to dislike Blackfire One Step...then this happened....
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Re: Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
I love Blackfire One Step. It has a long working time and is super easy to wipe off.
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Re: Wolfgang Uber All In One - anyone use it?
++++++ on BLACKFIRE One Step. Great product.
I will say when you do use it, do a few panels or even the whole car, then wipe off. Makes wipeoff a dream.
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