Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 - 16 oz

This was a restock from a sample that someone gave me. I little really goes a long way with this product, I use it on a polisher with a black wax/sealant pad. It gives a crazy deep wet shine along with a very slick surface. I have used this alone as well as topping it with Jescar Wax, can't go wrong. So simple to apply and remove, may be the easiest removal of anything I have used. When you find something that works well for you stick with it.

Just purchased this for the first time. Read good reviews in the past. Had to try it. I used it on my 2005 Chrome Orange Lotus this past weekend. I used a Lake Country Black Pad to put it on. It went on easy. Used a thin layer of it. I let it sit for 20-30 mins and buffed off by hand with a nice Microfiber towel. Came off in one swipe. Some of it didn't come off in one swipe. I took a bit of detailing spray and sprayed on the surface and the rest came off. I've used Blackfire, Menzerna Power Lock and other sealants. This works very similar to that. I'll have my Lotus in the garage. So protection should last much longer than the 4-6 months. But it left the car looking gorgeous. I'd def use this again for sure!

I used Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 on a brand new 2018 Honda Fit with grey-metallic finish. The product was easy to apply, I didn't need to use much of it, and it required about as much effort as a synthetic wax to remove (maybe a bit more); as long as you're rotating your microfiber towel frequently and not globing the product on, removal is relatively easy. I had some overrun onto the plastic in a few areas, but it buffed off easily with no staining. Unfortunately, the same was not true for overrun onto rubber surfaces, which stained a bit; I had to use some rubber/vinyl protectant to massage the residue away (no word yet on whether or not it turns back up, but it appears to be gone for now). This is my first time using this product so I can't speak to its duration/durability, but it gave the brand-new paint increased depth and 'shininess,' which really made it stand out. Normally I use Chemical Guy's Jet Seal, but I might stick with this if the durability proves better.