Wolfgang products?

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Volks_Jetta

Proud Jetta Owner
Does anyone know if the Wolfgang product line is a good one? Any really positive or negative aspects to the products? Thinking of trying it out, just haven't read that much about them here in DC.. Thanks for your input! :bigups
 
Wolfgang is easily one of my favorite product brands. I really do not have one negative comment to say about about nearly all of their products. I currently have their Auto Bathe which is a nice wash, Poly Clay bars (my favorite), Vinyl & Rubber (another favorite because of its matte finish and coconutty smell), Tire Gel (another favorite for a long lasting low gloss finish with no sling), Spot remover, and Deep Gloss Sealant. The spot remover is about equal to that of Folex, 303, or Eimann Fabrik; in other words they all work. The Deep Gloss Sealant seems to be love it or hate it; for a sealant it produces a warm carnauba-ish glow rather than the sharp gloss typical of most sealants. I also just recieved their leather conditioner last week and anticipate trying it. Give their products a shot and you will not be disappointed with them.
 
GregCavi said:
What are the Wolfgang Twins? I saw someone say that on DC once.
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The twins would be the Prewax Polish Enhancer and the Deep Gloss Sealant.
 
I've previously used AIO and have now switched to the Wolfgang sealant with a carnuba topper and it's definately my preference. I'm also very happy with there leather cleaner and conditioner.
 
I can't think of a single bad experience I've had with Wolfgang products. They're easy to use, smell nice, and the results are fantastic. :)
 
All of the Wolfgang Products that I have used are top notch. Wolfgang's Pre-wax Polish Enhancer is one of my favorite products. I use it all the time. And the Auto Bathe is probably my favorite car wash. (I'm currently out though.)

FWIW
 
dalmore said:
All of the Wolfgang Products that I have used are top notch. Wolfgang's Pre-wax Polish Enhancer is one of my favorite products. I use it all the time. And the Auto Bathe is probably my favorite car wash. (I'm currently out though.)

FWIW
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I use the WG autobathe, QD and sealant quite a bit.
The only product I haven't found to be useful on my black paint is the pre-wax polish enhancer. I used after IP and FP and saw/felt no difference. It was also a pain to remove unlike the sealant.
Maybe I should try it again. Pls share your experiences with this product.
 
pt91 said:
I use the WG autobathe, QD and sealant quite a bit.
The only product I haven't found to be useful on my black paint is the pre-wax polish enhancer. I used after IP and FP and saw/felt no difference. It was also a pain to remove unlike the sealant.
Maybe I should try it again. Pls share your experiences with this product.
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Directly after using a polish like FP or SSR1 is the only time I skip the Polish Enhancer! Even then I use it sometimes. I use it for two reasons. It does a good job of minimizing some of the defects I have been unable to remove from my dark green metallic paint - I assume it has some fillers of some sort. And secondly, pre-wax polish enhancer brings back that freshly polished, glossy look with less time and effort than using FP or SSR1.

I apply it with a PC on 4 using an Edge Blue Polishing Pad. I work it much, much less than a polish but a bit longer than applying a sealant. Maybe two or three quick passes. I use about as much product as a sealant. I wipe it off without letting it dry to haze.
 
i used the WG DGSealant yesterday on a red VW. working the product was extremely easy and it left the paint with a beautiful shine.
 
Good stuff... when I first got the bug it was with one of the WG kits. Great results on both my autos, especially my wife's deep green metallic Liberty.
 
joe.p said:
i used the WG DGSealant yesterday on a red VW. working the product was extremely easy and it left the paint with a beautiful shine.
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Ditto that... In fact out of all the waxes and sealants I have, Wolfgang is
in fact the eastiest to work with. There's been debate of it's durability,
But I think it is more a matter of insuficient prep more than anything else.
Do a good prep, and you should be go to go for a while.
 
I can't say enough good about Wolfgang. It is my favorite product for paint right now.

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Get a little bit of shade going on or a good bright background to reflect and it looks even better.

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