WG Vinyl & Rubber Prot./Cockpit Sealant

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What would be the differences between these two products, in deciding to go with one over the other?

Thanks all!


Ray
 
Or maybe it would be better off asking if anyone has used either of these two products?

Thanks much!


Ray
 
Rubber & Vynil: nice coconut scent, slightly glossy finish, darkens a little, last a decent time. I find best used on the older softer Vynil interiors.

Cockpit: I love this for newer hard plastic interior and light colored leather seats. Leaves a clean natural finish maybe a slight sheen. Keeps interior easy to maintain. If dust collects (does not attract it) a clean all purpose MF is all that is needed. Wiping does not change the look either. If you open your door in the rain you door will not be spotted. Last longer than the dressing.

I choose the sealant. However if panels have some imperfections the dressing will diminish or even hide them.
 
TuxedoTaurus,

Thanks a million man! Your descriptions help out a ton, and thankyou for stating your personal preference as well.


Have a good one!


Ray
 
Wolfgang Cockpit Sealant is the only interior I've used since discovering Autogeek and I love it. A little bit goes a long way. When first applied I was a little skeptical because it left a much shinier appearance than I was after, but the next day it was a nice matte looking appearance which was perfect! I try to reapply this product roughly 3 to 4 times a year and for maintenance I use Meguiars QID once a week to remove any dust that has collected.
 
willowcat11 said:
TuxedoTaurus,

Thanks a million man! Your descriptions help out a ton, and thankyou for stating your personal preference as well.


Have a good one!


Ray
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No problem, just glad to help. Also I don't know if I'm just too OCD but I only use one dedicated applicator for the sealant. I soak it in pad cleaner, rinse, dry, and store in a labeled bag.
 
Not OCD at all. I do the same thing. I don't like to have even the chance of cross contaminating any products.
 
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