Wettest wax or sealant you have used

[Todd@RUPES]

This is the "grain of salt" with which people need to read this thread.



However, given all of the comments and different scenarios, I think it would be safe to call a prodcut like DWG "an excellent product capable of some serious wetness". Its been tested across a number of paint finishes, by a number of users, at a variety of competency levels and always seems to look great and be recommended by the end user. Point being: a plethora of positive reviews and varying pictures (in this thread) are justification enough to make a purchase, atleast in my eyes.

I don't disagree at all. I resisted trying DWG for a long time because one thing I have learned is that I don't agree with most people. However, given the almost overwhelming reviews of this product I tried it and thought it was awesome.



But then again the previous 9 things I bought because people said they where awesome weren't (IMO).

 

[Thomas Dekany]

This is the "grain of salt" with which people need to read this thread.



However, given all of the comments and different scenarios, I think it would be safe to call a prodcut like DWG "an excellent product capable of some serious wetness". Its been tested across a number of paint finishes, by a number of users, at a variety of competency levels and always seems to look great and be recommended by the end user. Point being: a plethora of positive reviews and varying pictures (in this thread) are justification enough to make a purchase, atleast in my eyes.

EZ CREME GLAZE on a 2 day old S5

 

[Junebug]

I tried Danase Wet Glaze and while I liked it, I thought CG Wet Mirror Finish looked better.

 

[Alfisti]

I am 100% shocked by how many people are judging LSP's based on pictures...

Never ceases to amaze me.

 

[David Fermani]

This reflection shot looks like garbage! :LOLOL (pun intended)

 

[Raz5219]

This reflection shot looks like garbage! :LOLOL (pun intended)

Hahahah I LoL'd at that one. :lol

 

[Todd@RUPES]

This reflection shot looks like garbage! :LOLOL (pun intended)

That was the point

 

[Glossmaster]

DWG and UPGP

That is insanely wet looking!

 

[imported_DieselMDX]

I am going to try MDR8s idea

 

[DM101]

Thanks for that comment. Another way to apply wax is take the cold OID and mist some on the surface of a prepped finish and use your DA to apply. This is kinda like the lazy man's spit shine. Your da will just glide across the surface. Apply to whole car. Then remove with cold OID! I can remember the days they said to apply wax with a damp applicator. ZOOM-ZOOM TRY IT-MIKEE LIKES IT. HE'LL TRY ANYTHING!!!!!

I am going to try MDR8s idea

 

[DM101]

Bump .... need some action here .... I'll add the wettest sealant I have used Black Fire Wet Diamond BWD !!!!

 

[Rob Tomlin]

Bump .... need some action here .... I'll add the wettest sealant I have used Black Fire Wet Diamond BWD !!!!

The wettest looking sealant that I have used to date is Opti-Seal.



That said, I just received my bottle of Blackfire Wet Diamond in the mail today, so we will soon see how it compares.

 

[Scottwax]

Optimum Opti-Seal topped with the new version of OCW:

 

[Dan]

Optimum Opti-Seal topped with the new version of OCW:

Awesome combo, I usually throw OID on top the next day, paint looks drippy.

 

[wannafbody]

All the liquid sealants are equally wet until they haze.