StangFan25
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I received this product to test out as I was one of the lucky ones chosen to review the new products!
Wolfgang Uber Ceramic Coating
Comes in a syringe with 15cc of product. I asked Nick if this would be enough to coat my entire Mustang and he replied back saying it would be enough to cover the car 3 times over! It also comes with a MF towel and applicator(which I liked very well).
Before I begin my process and thoughts, I wanted to mention my car was coated with Pinnacle Black Label V2. I foamed my car, clayed, then used Uber Compound to remove any mild swirls and the PBL Coating.
I then sprayed on the Wolfgang Perfekt Finish Paint Prep...
It evaporates rather quickly, reminded me of Rubbing Alcohol. I spread it out with a microfiber towel and buffed over area again with a clean MF. In some ares I sprayed a little too much as it seemed to "grab" and was a little stickier. By the way... I LOVE the smell of this product. Reminds me of Strawberry Big League Chew bubble gum. Great smell! After prepping the entire car with the spray, it was time to coat!
Opening the tip from the syringe cannot be done with your fingers, unless your the Hulk. I had to use pliers to grip and twist the tip from the syringe. I then inserted the blue tip and twisted it in tightly.
Having never used a syringe before to apply anything, I was very cautious with how much pressure I used when pushing the plunger. It seemed to take light pressure to get the product "flowing". I applied 1 thin line across the face of the pad and began working the pad north/south on the hood in small, overlapping passes. It seemed like there was way to much product being applied, which you can see here...
I waited about a minute before going over high spots (left over product) with the applicator pad. I then waited another minute or so before buffing with a clean MF.
For each following panel/section I dialed back the product a bit and only used 2, or 3 dots.
This seemed to be the "sweet spot" as it worked much better.
Once the entire car was finished, I called it a night. Next day, I pulled the car out to check it over. I was deflated to say the least! Hood was completely covered with high spots and streaks. I attempted to buff this off with a new MF but clearly it wouldnt as it had dried/cured over night. I contacted Nick and he suggested I use my Wolfgang Glaze 3.0 on the areas with high spots and then use the prep spray and reapply coating. This was obviously my fault as I used way too much product on the hood. At any rate, I followed Nicks suggestion. Applied the Glaze to the entire hood, by hand. The buffed it away. Followed that with the Wolfgang Perfekt Finish Paint Prep, and then did the Coating to the hood....with just 2 drops on the pad. This went much, much better and any remaining product after the minute waiting period, buffed away with ease. As I was doing my final wipe down, the car seemed as if it had a glassy look to it and my deflated feeling began to disappear!
Before the final images my thoughts...
It is very easy to apply, if you dont use to much product! I always laugh when I see people say "A Little Goes A Long Way" but its actually very true here!
Once I figured out my technique, it was rather easy.
I have previously used DP Paint Coating, PBL Paint Coating V1 and V2. I cannot comment on the durability or how well this protects but I can comment to the looks compared to the others I have used. I would put Uber a top the list as it relates to gloss and the glassy look. PBL V2 is a very, very close second. For me, Uber seemed to allow for a longer "working" period before it "evaporated". PBL V2 is again, a very close second here. The working time is great for PBL but it does flash faster than Uber. I think that is one important factor when the average Joe is considering a coating. One last comparison... I believe I used more product when applying PBL V2, due to it flashing faster. I am amazed at how little product you need to use with this Ceramic Coating! I believe I only used 4cc, and thats after having to reapply the Hood! I wont get into how thick the Coating will be, as I dont know. I know thats being discussed here in another thread.
Final shots...
Yes....I need to finish my tires!
Its hard capturing just how much pop the metallic flakes truly have. I honestly can say the pictures do not do this coating justice! Enjoy, and thanks for reading. Comments, questions, all welcomed!
And lastly, thank you to all the Veterans and Active Military!!!
This is the only image I did any editing to, which was to hide house number...
Wolfgang Uber Ceramic Coating
Comes in a syringe with 15cc of product. I asked Nick if this would be enough to coat my entire Mustang and he replied back saying it would be enough to cover the car 3 times over! It also comes with a MF towel and applicator(which I liked very well).
Before I begin my process and thoughts, I wanted to mention my car was coated with Pinnacle Black Label V2. I foamed my car, clayed, then used Uber Compound to remove any mild swirls and the PBL Coating.
I then sprayed on the Wolfgang Perfekt Finish Paint Prep...
It evaporates rather quickly, reminded me of Rubbing Alcohol. I spread it out with a microfiber towel and buffed over area again with a clean MF. In some ares I sprayed a little too much as it seemed to "grab" and was a little stickier. By the way... I LOVE the smell of this product. Reminds me of Strawberry Big League Chew bubble gum. Great smell! After prepping the entire car with the spray, it was time to coat!
Opening the tip from the syringe cannot be done with your fingers, unless your the Hulk. I had to use pliers to grip and twist the tip from the syringe. I then inserted the blue tip and twisted it in tightly.
Having never used a syringe before to apply anything, I was very cautious with how much pressure I used when pushing the plunger. It seemed to take light pressure to get the product "flowing". I applied 1 thin line across the face of the pad and began working the pad north/south on the hood in small, overlapping passes. It seemed like there was way to much product being applied, which you can see here...
I waited about a minute before going over high spots (left over product) with the applicator pad. I then waited another minute or so before buffing with a clean MF.
For each following panel/section I dialed back the product a bit and only used 2, or 3 dots.
This seemed to be the "sweet spot" as it worked much better.
Once the entire car was finished, I called it a night. Next day, I pulled the car out to check it over. I was deflated to say the least! Hood was completely covered with high spots and streaks. I attempted to buff this off with a new MF but clearly it wouldnt as it had dried/cured over night. I contacted Nick and he suggested I use my Wolfgang Glaze 3.0 on the areas with high spots and then use the prep spray and reapply coating. This was obviously my fault as I used way too much product on the hood. At any rate, I followed Nicks suggestion. Applied the Glaze to the entire hood, by hand. The buffed it away. Followed that with the Wolfgang Perfekt Finish Paint Prep, and then did the Coating to the hood....with just 2 drops on the pad. This went much, much better and any remaining product after the minute waiting period, buffed away with ease. As I was doing my final wipe down, the car seemed as if it had a glassy look to it and my deflated feeling began to disappear!
Before the final images my thoughts...
It is very easy to apply, if you dont use to much product! I always laugh when I see people say "A Little Goes A Long Way" but its actually very true here!
Once I figured out my technique, it was rather easy.
I have previously used DP Paint Coating, PBL Paint Coating V1 and V2. I cannot comment on the durability or how well this protects but I can comment to the looks compared to the others I have used. I would put Uber a top the list as it relates to gloss and the glassy look. PBL V2 is a very, very close second. For me, Uber seemed to allow for a longer "working" period before it "evaporated". PBL V2 is again, a very close second here. The working time is great for PBL but it does flash faster than Uber. I think that is one important factor when the average Joe is considering a coating. One last comparison... I believe I used more product when applying PBL V2, due to it flashing faster. I am amazed at how little product you need to use with this Ceramic Coating! I believe I only used 4cc, and thats after having to reapply the Hood! I wont get into how thick the Coating will be, as I dont know. I know thats being discussed here in another thread.
Final shots...
Yes....I need to finish my tires!
Its hard capturing just how much pop the metallic flakes truly have. I honestly can say the pictures do not do this coating justice! Enjoy, and thanks for reading. Comments, questions, all welcomed!
And lastly, thank you to all the Veterans and Active Military!!!
This is the only image I did any editing to, which was to hide house number...
