WG 3.0 durability??

**hondo402000** · 10-28-2009, 07:13 AM

how come the environmentalist are not out there yelling about pouring salt on the roads in the winter????? Maybe because they couldnt get to their protest??? Stop salting roads, use studded tires!

**Blackfire** · 10-28-2009, 08:16 AM

Originally Posted by hondo402000

how come the environmentalist are not out there yelling about pouring salt on the roads in the winter????? Maybe because they couldnt get to their protest??? Stop salting roads, use studded tires!

Studded tires destroy road surfaces, that's why they are illegal in most states that have snow.

Salt also contaminates the water supply, kills the soils, flowers, shrubs, etc.

**Red Orc** · 02-19-2010, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by Tesla

I had WG DGPS on my car for two months and it was still beading strong. I wanted to remove it to apply Z2Pro and did a Dawn wash and I still didn't get it all off. After a bit of polishing and another Dawn wash, I got it off, so my guess is it is a fairly durable product.

I wonder what kind of look you'd have gotten if you had just left the DGPS on & put the Zaino on top. If you used the flash additive it would probably have stuck to the layer of Wolfgang.

**Bunky** · 02-19-2010, 07:02 PM

I used WG DPS 3.0 in October on my Dakota. At 3 months it seemed to be performing well (park outdoors 24/7). It was beading and cleaned nicely.

I did not do any multi-step systems such as bonding agents, detailing sprays, or boosters. If it works for 3 months 24/7 outside I am happy. Some like to boast on how little they supposedly maintain vehicles.

It is now 4.5 months and I wash it this weekend so I will get another assessment but it works for me. I cannot wait to clean it up and re-apply everything.