🔍 WG-9200 Deep Gloss Spritz Sealant - Wolfgang Concours Series, 16 fl. oz. Review

This sealant is as good as any other sealant on the market. I've been in the auto repair business for over 50 years and trust me this A-1 Sealant is easy to use and fun to work with.

Even on black and dark cars that are totally unforgiving, wipe, wipe. no streaks, streaks, stains. flawless finish. I use wolfgang 3.0 paint seal first as a base, then over and after each wash. The showroom always looks perfect.

Allows a quick application of a quality sealant with a simple spray and wipe. It may not be as strong as Wolfgang 3.0 Sealant, but it can be made faster as it can be sprayed on and wiped clean. Time will tell how durable it is compared to applying 'real' sealant with a machine.

This was my first time using a car wax spray. I like that it can be wiped off immediately after application. One microfiber cloth for application, the other for wiping. The result is a deep shine with no hard-to-remove residue from sealing tape or other surrounding surfaces.

I know it's more expensive than most other products but if you love your child as much as I do then it's worth it. I've tried almost every other well-known brand, as well as some obscure ones. This blows her out of the water. Plus it smells good too. You must try this at least once. I think you will agree. Full recommendation! A++++++++++++ Oh, and my car is 7 years old.

Well I've been using Lucas Speedwax for a few years now and it's the best product in terms of price and quality. This material leaves a "deep shine" rather than a "shiny bright" finish. Please note that your paint color will 'shift' slightly, meaning if you have a metallic color it will not have the same shine in the sun due to the 'deep gloss', also I live in the pacific Northwest and it didn't last very long compared to Lucas Speed Wax.

I have carnauba wax and haven't found a way to NOT stain it with something that looks like water droplets in the paint. I apply it in a shade <70 degrees and have tried even the smallest amount but it still seems strange that it soaks into my wax. However, the spots between the spots are very shiny and have a nice "wet" look, but I end up polishing them because of the spots. I've tried 3x with progressively rarer amounts - just doesn't look like my color.