WGU RW and UWW+

SeanChav

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just a random bored question, but has anyone mixed the two before to make a "hybrid" WW spray?.... since they both dilute pretty identical at 3oz to a gallon I was wondering if anyone has mixed up at say 2oz UWW to 1oz Uber.... that way u would get the protection and cleaning of UWW and possibly the gloss and slickness of Uber
 
I've thought about trying Polycharger h2o with Wolfgang but it's been out of stock for a while. I might try your method. I wouldn't expect the durability to be very good but it is worth giving a shot.
 
I've never used UWW+ but what about adding Wolfgang Spritz Sealant to WGU?
 
apthai said:
I've never used UWW+ but what about adding Wolfgang Spritz Sealant to WGU?
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Just mixed up a gallon of this same mixture. Mixed 3oz of WGU with 4oz of WGSS and it is Very slick! Thanks to BrutalNoodle for this.
 
fly07sti said:
Just mixed up a gallon of this same mixture. Mixed 3oz of WGU with 4oz of WGSS and it is Very slick! Thanks to BrutalNoodle for this.
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Nice. I'll have to give it a shot.


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I know some have mixed different polishes, compound + final finish to cut down dust. I've mixed a QD with a regular shampoo to enhance slickness/gloss. And I've tried Z-2/3/5/Z-FX together to produce a unique Zaino look. I would try a WW plus RW.
 
fly07sti said:
Just mixed up a gallon of this same mixture. Mixed 3oz of WGU with 4oz of WGSS and it is Very slick! Thanks to BrutalNoodle for this.
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Thank you for the kind words! :laughing: :props:



SeanChav - I've mixed the two before (3 actually; Blackfire/Uber/UWW+) in a specifically maked bottle, but only because I didn't want to have almost empty bottles or old products laying around. I would then use the mixture on the splash guards and lower panels. That way I would go ahead and mix a fresh batch and proceed to clean without having to over think it. The leftovers get use. No waste. No guilt.
 
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