New For SEMA! Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish

[Nick McKees37]

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish is a citrus-based chemical cleaner infused with a blend of glass-safe abrasives designed to gently remove water spots, road film, and other common contaminants that are often found on the windshield of a daily driver. The specially-milled abrasives remove the offending contaminants without scratching glass. Apply by hand with a terrycloth applicator or by machine with a soft foam polishing pad.

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish also works wonders at removing tree sap and stubborn bug splatter from glass. It works at a microscopic level to gently break up and remove contaminants from the pits, pores and valleys in the glass. Trust me when I say that your glass has never been cleaner!

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish 16 oz.

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish 64 oz.

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish 128 oz.

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Care Kit

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Nice to see another option for glass polishing as the topic of polishing glass using paint designated polishes comes up from time to time.

 

[The Guz]

How different is this to the glass polish in the DP line?

 

[Nick McKees37]

How different is this to the glass polish in the DP line?

Good question.

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish utilizes an engineered abrasive. That's fancy speak for higher quality abrasive technology.

The main function of the different abrasive is to make it slightly easier to wipe off. It still has the ability to cut through road film, water spots, and other gunk on your exterior glass.

 

[The Guz]

Good question.

Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Polish utilizes an engineered abrasive. That's fancy speak for higher quality abrasive technology.

The main function of the different abrasive is to make it slightly easier to wipe off. It still has the ability to cut through road film, water spots, and other gunk on your exterior glass.

Thanks. I will have to give it a shot and compare the two as I currently use DP.

 

[Nick McKees37]

Thanks. I will have to give it a shot and compare the two as I currently use DP.

I should have also included that Wolfgang's formula contains more abrasive powder and less cleaners. Wolfgang takes the brute force approach to removing water spots, if that makes any sense.