Wolfgang Instant Detail Spritz

nrengle

nrengle

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Just used this stuff today. I love it. Have been using ONR at QD strength, and got to say I like this a lot. I'll still use the ONR QD for under hood stuff, but the Wolfgang is the only QD touching my car for now!

Also on a side note I put the DGPS on my wheels today. Lets see how well it holds up. I'll keep everyone posted granted I don't go on tour again in the next 6 weeks.
 
the best part of the Wolfgang Spritz, it seems to work equally well on sealants and carnaubas.
 
Again I am confused (not Uncommon:eek:) after the Wolfgang Auto bathe then the WG Paintwork Polish Enhancer , then WG Deep Gloss Spritz Sealant and after a 24 hour cure I applied a coat of Fuzion, my question is if I apply (and should I) the Wolfgang Deep Gloss Spritz Sealant over the Fuzion does it require another 12 hours of cure time?

So far the shine is absolutely superb but I would like more depth and for it to protect the finish as best as possible. The paint color is Chrysler’s Cool Vanilla so not sure how deep of a shine I can get. As always thanks in advance for all the great guidance, this forum has yet to steer me wrong.
 
the spray sealant can be used over Fuzion but in my opinion adds nothing to the look. Fuzion is wetter. Now the Instant Spritz might add some additional gloss.
 
Thanks I doubt I’ll bother than, but if I do does it need to cure for the normal 12 hours or so? I did order some of the WG Instant Spritz from the BOGO page this morning to qualify for entry into the Weekend giveaway. As always thanks a bunch.
 
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waxes dont need appreciable cure time, spray sealants and liquid sealants do for best curing and durability. Give them at least 6-8 hours as possible.
 
I use WG Spray Sealant over Fuzion and other carnaubas and it works fine. It's easy, but I see no difference in look. I do recommend giving it the 12 hr. cure. IMO, waxes also require a min. 8 to 12 hr. cure (depending on temps and humidity....24 hr. is best) to evaporate the solvents and fully harden.
 
Once again, thanks guys I appreciate all your help. Any recommendations on a good book on detailing?
 
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