Which sealant?

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RustyBumper

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Finally finished polishing the wifes car. Too many distractions and not having what I needed slowed me down. That and also the fact that I didn't really know what I was doing. lol I started with 105, straight IPA wipe of whole car and then polished with 205 which was followed with a straight IPA wipe. I'd like to seal it but I have no clue as to which is easier to use, Klasse High Gloss Sealant or Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. Which would be more newbie friendly, the Klasse or WG? I also have some 106FF and 85RD but those are just polishes if I'm not mistaken.

The car again is a 2002 Acura RSX and I only have small sample bottles of the products. Hopefully that will be enough to get the job done.
 
RustyBumper said:
Finally finished polishing the wifes car. Too many distractions and not having what I needed slowed me down. That and also the fact that I didn't really know what I was doing. lol I started with 105, straight IPA wipe of whole car and then polished with 205 which was followed with a straight IPA wipe. I'd like to seal it but I have no clue as to which is easier to use, Klasse High Gloss Sealant or Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. Which would be more newbie friendly, the Klasse or WG? I also have some 106FF and 85RD but those are just polishes if I'm not mistaken.

The car again is a 2002 Acura RSX and I only have small sample bottles of the products. Hopefully that will be enough to get the job done.
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Klasse HGS will be easier to use if prepped with AIO. If not it can be a beast to remove. If you go with Klasse, apply very thin with a moist (not wet) applicator. That being said, I believe Wolfgang is more newbie friendly. I would go with Wolfgang if you already have it. If you are looking for something to buy, I like Blackfire Wet Diamond. I have three coats on my car now and love it.
 
biolink said:
Klasse HGS will be easier to use if prepped with AIO. If not it can be a beast to remove. If you go with Klasse, apply very thin with a moist (not wet) applicator. That being said, I believe Wolfgang is more newbie friendly. I would go with Wolfgang if you already have it. If you are looking for something to buy, I like Blackfire Wet Diamond. I have three coats on my car now and love it.
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The first time I used Klasse Sealant, I used it without AIO and it was like peeling cement off the finish (ie: it was that tough to remove). Wolfgang is a breeze to remove and like Bio said, Blackfire Wet Diamond is even better. I'd highly recommend it.
 
If it was me RustyBumper, Blackfire Wet Diamond is the way to go and it will last longer on the Texas coast!:thumbup:
 
Wolfgang sealant 3.0 is slicker than anything I've used including Zaino. It has a good look as well, and easy to remove. fwiw. If you're looking for durability the Wolfgang lasted as long as Zaino, Klasse, and a few others in a mega wax test a year or so ago.
 
Wolfgang is probably easier to use and apply for most begineers, although I find that applying KSG like a quick detailer (although you have to buff it slightly longer) makes KSG much easier. Spray, spread, flip the towel, and wipe to a slick shine.

In terms of durablity, I think you will find on a whole, that KSG is going to last far longer.
 
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