Wizard's Breathable Paint Sealant

Seems to be some sort of AIO product. Breathable, good for fresh paint? Anyone try it before?


https://www.aawsales.com/WIZARDS-SH...and-BREATHABLE-PAINT-SEALANT-11033_p_236.html

 

wonder if it's even a sealant. Perhaps its a hybrid between sealant and carnauba wax...hmmmmm....:shrug:

 

Either way if it's breathable it's money. So much better than just applying glaze for protection.

 

We use all Wizard products at our body shops. Great body shop safe products.

 

I use Wizards breathable sealant after every paint job. I don't think it lasts long. But I have never had a problem with solvent pop using this. I used all the polish's until you guys intoduced me to Menzerna.

 

Reflect, here is a link to a Chevelle I partially painted and used Wizards on the entire car.
http://www.detailingbliss.com/forum/f45/may-09-monthly-competition-9784.html

 

It's gotta last longer than the glaze along right?

 

Most polymers are 'breathable' as they form a bond with the paint as oppose to 'sealing' it. If you use Zaino you also get durability

 

I will do a test on the next thing I paint. I will seal the next object in wizards, js109, and fmj. I will see if any problems occur.

Reflect, I would hope that it would last longer than a glaze.

 

So in turn most sealants are safe to put on fresh paint that still needs to gas out?

 

Sounds the same as m80, its a polish and leaves behind a breathable layer.