I first started using Wolfgang in mid March (actually, about the 10th or so). I have had it on a few cars now a full two months.
One of the vehicles is a single stage black Lexus LX470 that I used the WG twins to polish and seal on March 18th. I washed it today and even before I washed it, the paint looked really good. Mostly it was just dusty anyway. I Splashed some water on it to check the beading (very good) and QEW washed it. Those who have used QEW can easily tell while washing that the paint is being protected. Towels glide over the paint as you dry and dirt, grime, etc come of more easily.
After washing, the paint felt slick to the touch of skin. Not quite like when it was first applied, but decently slick for 2 months passage of time on a mom-mobile. There were a couple paint transfers on the left passenger door and rear quarter. They were pretty minor and came off with little effort using a microfiber pad and the WG pre-cleaner. I then applied the sealant to those two sections. There was an improvement in appearance vs the 2 month old application but the difference was not very large. Again, pretty good for 2 months. I applied the WG quick detailer to the rest of the Lexus and the panels next to the two that were just given the WG twins again now looked almost exactly as good after applying the QD and were nearly as slick. I did not apply the QD to the roof so I can see how WG performs over time without using the QD....sort of as a control panel.
A few points. I really like the WG QD on sealants. Wolfgang, EX-P and NXT. Works very well on any of the three. It isn't as good on carnaubas though, not sure why. On sealants though, it is excellent and noticably adds a more liquid look.
I know some people have had hazing issues but I haven't. Both the pre-cleaner and sealant are very user friendly and wipe off easily, almost like dusting!
I like the pre-cleaner even more by PC, using a Meguiars finishing pad and a speed of 5. Seems to add even more pop.
Anyway, I will update this again in a month.
One of the vehicles is a single stage black Lexus LX470 that I used the WG twins to polish and seal on March 18th. I washed it today and even before I washed it, the paint looked really good. Mostly it was just dusty anyway. I Splashed some water on it to check the beading (very good) and QEW washed it. Those who have used QEW can easily tell while washing that the paint is being protected. Towels glide over the paint as you dry and dirt, grime, etc come of more easily.
After washing, the paint felt slick to the touch of skin. Not quite like when it was first applied, but decently slick for 2 months passage of time on a mom-mobile. There were a couple paint transfers on the left passenger door and rear quarter. They were pretty minor and came off with little effort using a microfiber pad and the WG pre-cleaner. I then applied the sealant to those two sections. There was an improvement in appearance vs the 2 month old application but the difference was not very large. Again, pretty good for 2 months. I applied the WG quick detailer to the rest of the Lexus and the panels next to the two that were just given the WG twins again now looked almost exactly as good after applying the QD and were nearly as slick. I did not apply the QD to the roof so I can see how WG performs over time without using the QD....sort of as a control panel.
A few points. I really like the WG QD on sealants. Wolfgang, EX-P and NXT. Works very well on any of the three. It isn't as good on carnaubas though, not sure why. On sealants though, it is excellent and noticably adds a more liquid look.
I know some people have had hazing issues but I haven't. Both the pre-cleaner and sealant are very user friendly and wipe off easily, almost like dusting!
I like the pre-cleaner even more by PC, using a Meguiars finishing pad and a speed of 5. Seems to add even more pop.
Anyway, I will update this again in a month.
It's fun!