TWD presents Valencia Orange BMW 1M & Wolf's Chemicals Products

[Zuzu]

Originally Posted by TWD

Don - Good idea, I'll let him know!

Joe - your car made cover photo on our facebook page!

http://www.facebook.com/TheWeekendDetailer

Have a look, even the boys at Car Care Products are very impressed with the result

Thanks Raj..All the credit goes to you.. Job well done mate..

[TWD]

Originally Posted by Zuzu

Thanks Raj..All the credit goes to you.. Job well done mate..

[JB4-335]

Nice job Raj. So when are you gonna do my car? I need a loaner if I'm to drop my car off. I'll make sure to bring your car back in good order.

[TWD]

Originally Posted by JB4135

Nice job Raj. So when are you gonna do my car? I need a loaner if I'm to drop my car off. I'll make sure to bring your car back in good order.

Thanks, Edwin. We'll chat wednesday!

I've got another black 135 vert coming in soon.

[JB4-335]

Originally Posted by TWD

Thanks, Edwin. We'll chat wednesday!

I've got another black 135 vert coming in soon.

Cool. I'll wait for the pics of that other vert and let you know whether I approve.

[TWD]

Originally Posted by JB4135

Cool. I'll wait for the pics of that other vert and let you know whether I approve.

[jksgoh]

Hi TWD,
just wondering with this Wolfs polish/nano protection is it any different to simply polishing and applying wax/sealant? i.e. is there anything special about there "nano".

just a bit of background: I polish/seal my own car using menzerna and wolf gang sealant and have pretty good results. Water still beads a year later (missed my 6 month detail haha)

[jksgoh]

Originally Posted by Ian///M

QUOTE: "The Nanotechnology is designed to coat the paint with a durable layer that will help repel water, dust and dirt, making it much harder for these contaminants to adhere to the car. This will also allow the car to be washed much more easily, with the weaker bonds of the dirt being broken down with just a pressure washer or pH balanced wash shampoo.

Harsh chemicals and scrubbing will no longer be required and cleaning time for your car will be dramatically reduced."

That just sounds like a sealant ?

[TWD]

Originally Posted by jksgoh

Hi TWD,
just wondering with this Wolfs polish/nano protection is it any different to simply polishing and applying wax/sealant? i.e. is there anything special about there "nano".

just a bit of background: I polish/seal my own car using menzerna and wolf gang sealant and have pretty good results. Water still beads a year later (missed my 6 month detail haha)

Firstly, there's nothing wrong with what you're using at the moment.

With the WC Shine & Seal - it's a 2 in 1 product - so it a finishing polish and a sealant. WC thinks this will give around 6 months protection alone.

Nano sealants basically involve ultra small particles that bond to the clear coat to form an additional layer. Because of their size, they can form a stronger/closer bond than regular sealants (eg Wolfgang) and therefore you are left with a more durable protection layer. Also beading/sheeting and gloss levels are enhanced for longer too.
They are harder to apply, but have a tendency to last longer, hence you don't have to reapply as frequently. This is also dependant on storage, usage and maintenance.

Wolf's Chemicals uses real nano technology, rather than some of the other products on the market which have Nano on the label (but aren't really nano sealants).

[jksgoh]

ok cool thanks guys, I think i will try this stuff out when i runout of my wolf gang.

With regards to applying it to wheels do you apply it to just the outer surface? or do you remove the whole wheel?

[TWD]

Originally Posted by jksgoh

ok cool thanks guys, I think i will try this stuff out when i runout of my wolf gang.

With regards to applying it to wheels do you apply it to just the outer surface? or do you remove the whole wheel?

If you want to do it properly, remove the wheels, give them a good clean, clay, IPA wipe down then apply a Wheel sealant

Having said that, a lot of people only do the wheel face and outer barrel.