Bf crystal seal/ultima paint guard

**PA DETAILER** · 01-28-2012, 06:30 PM

going to pull the trigger soon on one of them. being the jeep is new, and i will make sure the paint is where i want it before using either one. i want to try some of this new to me way to seal and protect the paint. i have heard nothing but rave on UPGP. the BFCS is new. both apply the same. WOWA. do we have a clear preference?

**glen e** · 01-28-2012, 06:41 PM

Originally Posted by PA DETAILER

going to pull the trigger soon on one of them. being the jeep is new, and i will make sure the paint is where i want it before using either one. i want to try some of this new to me way to seal and protect the paint. i have heard nothing but rave on UPGP. the BFCS is new. both apply the same. WOWA. do we have a clear preference?

I think too new to tell...I have the crystal on order and a huge fan of UPGP...I`ll try a side by side soon...

**Rocket** · 01-28-2012, 06:45 PM

I just got some UPGP to compare. I`ll be trying it tomorrow and I`ll see how they compare side by side as far as durability and application.

**CT3** · 01-28-2012, 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by Rocket

I just got some UPGP to compare. I`ll be trying it tomorrow and I`ll see how they compare side by side as far as durability and application.

Looking forward to your results.

**BIOLINK** · 01-28-2012, 07:02 PM

I`m having a hard time wrapping my head around the WOWA sealants. I know I would end up using too much product. Some day I may break down and get some but maybe it will be offered in a sample size. ( I hope ) I will keep reading the posts and research it so I can convince myself it works.

**glen e** · 01-28-2012, 07:11 PM

Personally I think the only way one may work/look better than the other is if you use their full system - either mfr...as it makes sense that their spray is meant to hook up better with their seal product, etc...I certainly hope there`s a clear winner!

trust me they work....I would think in the prof detailer world, someone looking to maximize his billable hours and get more jobs in a day, the simple fact that you can get a gloss fairly equal to conventional waxes and save the buff off time would make it very desirable....no buff, no q tips!...on to the next job...I don`t doubt that many here may be able to tell a diff, but to the non anal, average joe client that just wants his car cleaned up, this would be a hit for the detailer....I know I appreciate the 20 mins of buff time of my life back....