Has anyone tried this!!!!!!

Alex Haramic

Alex Haramic

New member
Joined
Mar 26, 2013
Messages
156
Reaction score
0
Can you use Wolfgang sealant on glass just wondering if anyone used I know their are glass sealants but didn't know if anyone has tried it before
 
I use collinite 845 and BFWD on my windshield all the time :)
 
I use a variety of my LSP's on glass, works great!

Sent from my SPH-M930 using AG Online
 
I haven't used WDGPS on my glass but myself and plenty of members have used other sealants on glass with great success. It won't have the longevity of a coating with wiper wear, but it's fine for what it is.
 
Tried 845 & Dgps with nice results

Sent from my SPH-L710 using AG Online
 
I applied DGPS to my Camry about 8 months ago, and I still haven't seen any wear. Try it you won't be sorry!
 
I use Griot's Paint Sealant with decent success.
Love using it when a lot of bugs are out, like Love Bugs which are out now.
Just a 20 mile drive will cause your windshield to be covered with them so I apply GPS after every wash.
 
I used to apply sealants and waxes to my glass but they didn't have good durability. The best durability wise was collinite 845. I have since changed to flyby30 and one coat has lasted me about 5 months on my daily driver that's outside 24/7.
 
CG V7
Net Shield
Power Lock

Durability is going to suffer on the windshield especially if you use your wipers.
 
I have been using meg's D156 on my windows.
 
I like Opti Seal on my glass and wheels because it's so easy to reapply when needed.
 
Alex Haramic said:
Can you use Wolfgang sealant on glass just wondering if anyone used I know their are glass sealants but didn't know if anyone has tried it before
Click to expand...
I've used many sealants, including Wolfgang DGPS, in off-label applications.

IMO...
After you've completely, and thoroughly, cleaned the auto-glass from having any contaminates (with: Denatured-alcohol)...
You're good to go with your sealant choice!

If ever unhappy with any sealant application results...
Removal of the sealant can be accomplished with the solvent Naptha (from paint/hardware supply stores for example);
and/or Zippo/Ronsonol/Coleman lighter fluids.
Caution:
Always make sure this removal process is performed in a well ventilated area away from sparks and flames!!


:)

Bob
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top