Product Review: Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal

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Product Review: Deep Gloss Liquid Seal




Product Description / Claims:
Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal is a must-have product to add to your collection of detailing waxes and sealants. Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal is an advanced spray-on, walk away paint sealant that provides Wolfgang’s signature deep gloss shine and durable German Super Polymer paint protection. The durable sealant provided by Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal offers maximum UV protection to keep your vehicle’s paint looking great for years.
  • Maximum UV Protection
  • Versatile




Product Details:
Packaging: Typical Black Wolfgang Bottle with a sprayer
Directions: Well Described
Color: Clear
Scent: Mild Chemical with Bubble Gum ?
Pricing: $21.99 @ 8oz / $49.99 @ 16 oz
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Directions:

1. Before using Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal, paint needs to be clean and dry.
2. Work in the shade on a surface that is cool to the touch. If you can’t place your hand on the paint and let your hand remain on the paint comfortably, then the paint is probably too hot.
3. Work on one panel at a time. A panel equals a hood or a fender, or a door, etc. A larger panel like a hood should be treated as two panels.
4. Mist product over a section of paint. Spread sealant over surface using a clean, dry foam or microfiber applicator pad. One spray per panel is all that’s needed.
5. If there is any excess product on the panel after spreading it out, you are applying it too thick. Lightly buff off excess with a microfiber towel.
6. Repeat until entire panel is covered. Move onto a new panel until entire vehicle is coated. Additional coats can be applied one hour apart.
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Warnings or Precautions:
  • Always work on a cool wheel in the shade.
  • Keep out of reach of Children
  • Harmful If Swallowed




Testing:
I will be setting up a durability test here in the near future comparing WG DGLS / BF CS / UPGP. But for now I will simply let my videos of the ease of application do the talking.


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0RGaQYovlQ]Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal 1 - YouTube[/video]


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cLxbiiI7L4]Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal 2 - YouTube[/video]




Pros:
Very easy to apply
A little covers a large area
Looks more like a Nuba wax than other sealants
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Cons:
None at this time
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Questions:
What is the Durability?
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Final Thought / Summary:
WG DGLS is a WOWA sealant that is one of if the easiest I have ever used. Even when applying it heavy you can easily level it out and walk away. It is like wiping on a Liquid Nuba gloss. It has a true depth that is not found in most other sealants. If the durability is on par with other regular sealants as well as WOWA sealant like UPGP then WG DGLS will be my new go to WOWA sealant.
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Thanks for the review, especially the videos.:props:

Can't wait to try this on one of our cars over Thanksgiving break.
 
Thanks for the review and videos.:dblthumb2:
 
Good review. Will be interested to see durability. Certainly is easy to apply but darn pricey at $2.75 per oz.

So this would be an alternative to applying WDGS? Or on top of it?
 
mjlinane said:
Great review, Troy!
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Thanks Mike




Pats300zx said:
Great review Troy !
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Thank you Pat




Johny B said:
Thanks for the review and videos.:dblthumb2:
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Not a problem




Reddwarf said:
Good review. Will be interested to see durability. Certainly is easy to apply but darn pricey at $2.75 per oz.

So this would be an alternative to applying WDGS? Or on top of it?
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Thanks


Cost: You have to remember that with 1oz of product you can do around 10 cars. So that makes the price per application around $ .28. So it really works out nice.


As I am not sure on durability yet I will hold off making total judgment. But if the durability is there & similar to UPGP / BFCS then this could easily be used in place of WDGS. It is so quick and easy you could top up a vehicle once a month in the same time it takes to do a QD wipe-down.


 
I too found the video informative....well done. It's too easy!
 
Excellent review and video. I have this on my shelf, got delivered recently, I was thinking about using it soon, this just confirmed that even more. Again, excellent video!
 
Hi Troy...
-Excellent idea on using the video-format for demo purposes. :props:

Question:
-Do you feel that the overspray being produced, especially while applying
WGDGLS to a vehicle's panels, presents any drawbacks to this product?

:)

Bob
 
FUNX725 said:
Hi Troy...
-Excellent idea on using the video-format for demo purposes. :props:

Question:
-Do you feel that the overspray being produced, especially while applying
WGDGLS to a vehicle's panels, presents any drawbacks to this product?

:)

Bob
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Thanks Bob.


I don't think there are any real drawbacks to applying it directly to the paint as long as you make sure to spread everything out and expand the actual work area to cover any overspray.

But if you worry about overspray you and apply it to the MF applicator and then buff it on. I simply applied it to the panel in the video to show how easily it spread.


 
TroyScherer said:

Thanks Bob.


I don't think there are any real drawbacks to applying it directly to the paint as long as you make sure to spread everything out and expand the actual work area to cover any overspray.

But if you worry about overspray you and apply it to the MF applicator and then buff it on. I simply applied it to the panel in the video to show how easily it spread.
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Thanks for your explanation Troy...

Your mention of technique:
-I usually spray the applicator...
Seemingly resulting in less wastefulness of product.

:)

Bob
 
Thank you very much for your review! :dblthumb2:
I have it and already applied it to the paint and wheels of my cars: it's as easy as it gets!
I agree with Bob: I sprayed the MF applicator and spread it around the paint. I think you waste less product this way.
 
Looks very similar to Blackfire Crystal Seal, which is very similar to Ultima PGP. I wonder how much of a difference there really is between these products? honestly it just seems like a change of label.

Either way, great review as always Troy! Looking forward to you durability findings!
 
RMM said:
Thank you very much for your review! :dblthumb2:
I have it and already applied it to the paint and wheels of my cars: it's as easy as it gets!
I agree with Bob: I sprayed the MF applicator and spread it around the paint. I think you waste less product this way.
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Thanks. I have applied it both ways. I personally don't think you waste any more applying it to the paint if you make sure to spread it across the panels evenly and get full coverage.
 
Flannigan said:
Looks very similar to Blackfire Crystal Seal, which is very similar to Ultima PGP. I wonder how much of a difference there really is between these products? honestly it just seems like a change of label.

Either way, great review as always Troy! Looking forward to you durability findings!
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I was the same way Dave. But surprisingly BFCS and WGDGLS are easier to apply than UPGP. And I have all three here to try and test. I am considering a 3 way torture test in the same style as one of Corey's classics.
 
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