Wolfgang deep gloss sealant on glass

[Coopers ST]

Is it safe or would it do any good to put Wolfgang deep gloss sealant on the windows? Wondering if it would help keep the water and dirt off without streaking.

 

[hoyt66]

Is it safe or would it do any good to put Wolfgang deep gloss sealant on the windows? Wondering if it would help keep the water and dirt off without streaking.

I use it on glass . No streaks and seems to last forever. I just use it glass to multi purpose it and it works well.

 

[Coopers ST]

I use it on glass . No streaks and seems to last forever. I just use it glass to multi purpose it and it works well.

Do you use it on the windshield also?

 

[hoyt66]

Yep.

 

[Coopers ST]

does it bead water off better than RainX does?

 

[hoyt66]

does it bead water off better than RainX does?

Crushes rain x and definitely last longer than rain x

 

[Just02896]

I used to use WDGPS on glass but now use Sonax Netshield or Reload for ease of use.

 

[FUNX650]

Much like other paint Sealants:
WGDGPS 3.0 was formulated to have its synthetic polymers cross-link and form covalent bonds with automotive paint.

So:
Is it really possible that WGDGPS 3.0 can also form
these same covalent bonds with automotive glass?

If not:
Will it just wind up "sitting" on the auto-glass surfaces,
as does Waxes on auto-paint/other auto-surfaces?

Your thoughts, OP?


Bob

 

[Just02896]

Much like other paint Sealants:
WGDGPS 3.0 was formulated to have its synthetic polymers cross-link and form covalent bonds with automotive paint.

So:
Is it really possible that WGDGPS 3.0 can also form
these same covalent bonds with automotive glass?

If not:
Will it just wind up "sitting" on the auto-glass surfaces,
as does Waxes on auto-paint/other auto-surfaces?

Your thoughts, OP?


Bob

:iagree:

I never really did get longevity on glass using any kind of wax or sealant designed for paint. I have had pretty good results on glass using CQUK and reload though.

 

[Coopers ST]

Much like other paint Sealants:
WGDGPS 3.0 was formulated to have its synthetic polymers cross-link and form covalent bonds with automotive paint.

So:
Is it really possible that WGDGPS 3.0 can also form
these same covalent bonds with automotive glass?

If not:
Will it just wind up "sitting" on the auto-glass surfaces,
as does Waxes on auto-paint/other auto-surfaces?

Your thoughts, OP?


Bob

That was kind of my thought, it would not really bond and smear or just wipe off next time I turned on the wipers.

 

[hoyt66]

That was kind of my thought, it would not really bond and smear or just wipe off next time I turned on the wipers.

Try it . If it wipes off no harm done right?

 

[Coopers ST]

Try it . If it wipes off no harm done right?

Yep, it is on, we will see what happens.