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^^^^^ what he said

Nice review as usual If you like satin you might like Pinnacle Black Onyx. One coat with a foam applicator, allow to cure for fifteen minutes, and then buff.

Gotcha. Misread on my part. Comments regarding 205 still stand.

Why buy something new? This is coming from a WG and Menz user, The 205 should work great for light swirls on its own, if a less aggressive pad doesn't work then step up the pad and then back down to finish out if needed.

Daytona and Daytona Jr brushes for wheel cleaning.

Only if it's Mike Phillips on TV.......

^^^^ what he said. Other than your problem spots 205 should do great. Did you get more than one of each pad? Do you have shampoo or paint prep that will strip the old LSP? I use CG Citrus Clear for this.

I hope you don't think you bought the WG Liquid Seal on BOGO because it was the the WGDGPS. Either way it was a great deal. :xyxthumbs:

Can't wait to try it. I ordered Mr. Pink, ONR (new version) and Duragloss 901 yesterday

Since I got the WG sealant I needed and asked for on the BOGO, how about some FK-425 to go with it????

WG user here. I think the WG leaves a much slicker finish but both are very similar appearance wise. I have a dark green and dark blue metallic car I use it on. With either product, applying every two weeks or less is overkill and a waste of time and money. They both will last muuuuuuch...

Noah or Weathercraft will be great for keeping out the dust. You can also use them outdoor

I love it as a drying aid. My drying towel glides so smooth, even on a waxless surface

I use it over WG. No regrets. I also use it as a drying aid.

Only that whatever was left in my wallet was then spent on cyber Monday

^^^^ he polished so it would have a clean surface to adhere to. He did not say he waxed or sealed it. I wouldn't accept that quality of work

The People's Republic of Kalifornia. A nice place to visit......... Let's hope this type of nonsense does not spread.

Too many to list for this thread. Easier to list the not so good in the other thread. This forum and lots of reading have resulted in mostly good picks. If I had to pick one, it would be the WG twins and the WGDGS. LOL

TW made a great vinyl top protectant many many years ago. I still have some that I've used on the exterior plastic trim. The car was a garage queen but still saw as many as 7500 miles a year for car club trips and shows. The stuff still would look new after a year.

Send me some!!!!! LOL