New Formula 3.0 Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant!

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Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 redefines the paint sealant.

Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 will alter your perceptions of paint sealants forever. The glossy, liquid-like shimmer enhances all types and colors of paint. No other synthetic wax or paint sealant gives your vehicle the gloss, the depth, and the protection of Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0. Now with fortified polymer technology, Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 is simply the best paint sealant you’ll ever use.



3.0 Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant
 
polymers .... lots of German polymers !!
 
dengood1 said:
oh, thought it already had it:confused:
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+1 from this description
Tech Note: Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 is a water-based, oxygen activated paint sealant. After application, the sealant needs to cure for 12 hours in dry conditions to fully bond to the paint. Exposure to moisture during this time will drown the polymers. For the best results, allow 12 hours of curing time.
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Sounds like it's been polycharged or something.
 
Of course..........right after I spent the coin to get all the new 3.0 stuff yesterday!!! HAHA....thanks...

-Matt
 
dengood1 said:
new polymers? What's the difference?

:D
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the newer ones showed up to the party late ... you know, all the best ones always show up late. Dont you remember you mama telling you to never be early to the party :buffing::D:buffing:
 
I think I am going to pass. There was a lot of hipe about the last version and to me it was poor. When I completed my detail of my car, clayed, polished with WG swirl remover, WG glaze, and then two coats of WG sealant, applied a day apart the car wash so slick a towel could not stay on it. After two days of rain I washed the car to find that the slick feeling was gone completely and no beading at all on the hood and the rest of the car had slight beading. I will go back to PB EX-P for less money and better results. I forgot to mention, my car is in the garage except for when I drive to work and park outside.
 
have any samples meghan??????? i would love to review it!:righton:
 
I would love to review it as well. Any samples Meghan?Im the MAN
 
This is my favorite sealant, dont know how you can make it any better. The shine and gloss are already superb.
 
By increasing it's durability, thats the only thing missing in DGS imho.
I think I am going to pass. There was a lot of hipe about the last version and to me it was poor. When I completed my detail of my car, clayed, polished with WG swirl remover, WG glaze, and then two coats of WG sealant, applied a day apart the car wash so slick a towel could not stay on it. After two days of rain I washed the car to find that the slick feeling was gone completely and no beading at all on the hood and the rest of the car had slight beading. I will go back to PB EX-P for less money and better results. I forgot to mention, my car is in the garage except for when I drive to work and park outside.
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Weird for me WG lasted longer then EX-P and EX. EX-P looked great but durability was worse then WG.
 
I remember Wolfgang offering reasonable durability, especially when tested against its peers here in hot South Florida. Like all others, curing time is needed to truly seal properly and offer the best durability.
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
I remember Wolfgang offering reasonable durability, especially when tested against its peers here in hot South Florida. Like all others, curing time is needed to truly seal properly and offer the best durability.
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How long is that? I would think a 3 days would be enough time. I think this is how long it stayed on the car before it had two days of heavy rain hit the finish.
 
Polycharged, Wolfgang, 4* UPP, Liquid Souveran, and others, what's the curing time on those? Still 12 hours?
 
1986mustanggt said:
How long is that? I would think a 3 days would be enough time. I think this is how long it stayed on the car before it had two days of heavy rain hit the finish.
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Something might have been wrong with your bottle, or process, WG had lower durability compared to other sealants but not that low.
 
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