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Is powerlock the same thing as WGDGPS, considering Menzerna makes the compound/polish in that line?

Just wash and clay and then polish with the sf4500. This will remove your top sealants. Then eraser/IPA and you should be good.

PM the instructions please :)

Can you be a little more specific? I ordered both the paint and wheel coatings and am planning on topping them. Maybe I will leave a section with just the paint sealant to see how it holds up.

Ordered this yesterday to top over the new DP wheel sealant. Audi break dust Im coming after you...

It naturally separates and you need to shake the bejesus out of it to get it to come together.

Man, a new one of these threads pop up every week. As a hobby-detailer, I will never be touching wet sanding.

Grats to the winners! If one of you don't want the wheel sealant Id be happy to cover shipping ;)

Glad to hear it! Mine should arrive before the weekend.

Hard body gets pretty slammed for durability, would be disappointing if this is just relabeled hard body.

Awesome shot, should win a prize!

Looks great! Although, unless you asked permission, probably not professional to post the owners information.

The rep seems to imply that you can use the product as an IPA/Eraser wipedown product to inspect results and remove polishing oils. This seems to be in contrast to other similar products, is this an accurate use of D114?

Maybe you should do a few cars first before you start experimenting on expensive cars with hard clear-coat.

File a DMCA takedown through youtube.

Alright you win, placed an order for the paint sealant. :)

Just ordered the new paint coating, have enjoyed the DP tire gloss in teh past. Would love to try the wheel coating.

I am planning on plasti-dipping my wheels as my audi dusts like crazy. I have the stuff just need time to spray em.

Thanks for the input. I am *this* close to ordering and trying it out to post my thoughts. Nick: Do you recommend/is there a benefit of putting a layer of BWFD on top of the paint sealant?

So PBMG has come up with a new, proprietary coating that simply sprays on and wipes off, lasts 2 years, is stronger than factory clear coat, and can be topped? What's the catch? Sounds too good to be true.