WGDGPS - Can it be used to top ULW?

jankerson

jankerson

New member
Joined
Oct 13, 2013
Messages
1,084
Reaction score
0
Just wondering if it could be used over ULW or not.

The finish is already in really good shape and maintained..

Or would it be best to strip it down with M205 and apply it?
 
jankerson said:
Just wondering if it could be used over ULW or not.

The finish is already in really good shape and maintained..

Or would it be best to strip it down with M205 and apply it?
Click to expand...

As far as I know, WGDGPS 3.0 should be used as a base coat, not topped over any other product.

If your paint is perfected, and in no need of polishing with any abrasives, I would probably be right suggesting a good paint cleaner instead if you wish to start over.

The DP Paint Prep is nice, I like it. This would probably be the best effective choice.
Mark
 
MarkD51 said:
As far as I know, WGDGPS 3.0 should be used as a base coat, not topped over any other product.

If your paint is perfected, and in no need of polishing with any abrasives, I would probably be right suggesting a good paint cleaner instead if you wish to start over.

The DP Paint Prep is nice, I like it. This would probably be the best effective choice.
Mark
Click to expand...


I pretty much just wanted to try it out to see how it is.

The truck looks like this currently... It's my rolling test bed....

DSC_41661.JPG


DSC_41681.JPG


DSC_4171.JPG
 
Well, you can try it. Not like you're applying peanut butter over any other product you used previously, the WGDGPS is an extremely good sealant, and doubt any harm at all will come with any such experimentation.
 
MarkD51 said:
Well, you can try it. Not like you're applying peanut butter over any other product you used previously, the WGDGPS is an extremely good sealant, and doubt any harm at all will come with any such experimentation.
Click to expand...

I know it's a good product, I guess it's more of a bonding question..
 
jankerson said:
Just wondering if it could be used over ULW or not.

The finish is already in really good shape and maintained..

Or would it be best to strip it down with M205 and apply it?
Click to expand...
Both are Sealants.

I would either let the ULW run it's course (before using M205, if need be); or:
Go ahead and "top" one Sealant, with a differently named one.


:)

Bob
 
FUNX725 said:
Both are Sealants.

I would either let the ULW run it's course (before using M205, if need be); or:
Go ahead and "top" one Sealant, with a differently named one.


:)

Bob
Click to expand...

That's what I was thinking of doing, just wanted to see if there would be any bonding issues before I did it.
 
Went ahead and ordered the WG Polish Enhancer.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top