Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant. How long does it last?

I love this product. I use it on my vehicles twice a year (before and after winter) Seems to

be protect pretty good on that schedule.:dblthumb2:
 
It holds up a long time for how easy it is to apply, and how little you need. I find 2-4 months to be the average for me, and that is on a truck that's outside 24/7.

At almost 2 months.
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Almost 4 months on the bed rails.
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thank you guys. will this make the plastic darker too, or is it just a clear protectant?
 
Is it Similar to Meguiar's Ultimate Black Restorer? I like the Wolfgang since you can apply it to metal, I don't think you can do that with the Megs.
 
kevincolby650 said:
thank you guys. will this make the plastic darker too, or is it just a clear protectant?
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Yes it does make the plastic darker. When you get a new(er) vehicle, the key is to 'protect' the plastic from fading gray rather than 'restore' (fading due to sun UV's or weather).
I apply every 3 months (4 times a year) and a few drops on a yellow foam pad goes a long way!
 
Dynamic_Detailing said:
How does this compare to the Ultimate Trim Guard? Thanks! :)
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Very similar, very much so! (Even smells similar.) I do find it perhaps more expensive as well. Performance and overall look/feel seems to be very much the same also.


Rick72 said:
Does this also work on rubber?
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Yes it does, have used it on rubber trim since day one. Bbut I'd hate to put it on tires for what it costs. :eek:
 
cardaddy said:
Very similar, very much so! (Even smells similar.) I do find it perhaps more expensive as well. Performance and overall look/feel seems to be very much the same also.
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Thanks a lot, I figured as much but wanted to be sure, I appreciate it
 
I wonder if I can have the 4oz bottle beamed over to me today?
 
This will arrive tomorrow! I'm excited. Should I tape off any painted areas also will this work well for moon roof seals?
I'm guessing an APC wipe down and dry and apply would be the best method.
 
I use it on the plastic cladding and black plastic grille inserts on the wife's Pacifica, and the bed rails on my F-150. It lasts a long time.

I may have put it on too thick, but it seems to attract dust and dirt a bit. It might be me, but I don't like it that well on the chrome section of my mirrors/bumpers and running boards. I used on tires once, and didn't like it for that.

Over all, it's a good product that lasts, but my opinion it works better in some applications than others. Just my 2 cents.
 
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