Danase Wet Glaze...Lives On?

S

Setec Astronomy

Well-known member
While I was looking for more info on the Autofiber "NEW Stubbie Noodle Rinseless Sponge"...I found this place was selling it:

Loading…
www.wetglazefinish.com

If I remember, the place that took it over from Danase, er...resurrected it from Danase? Then stopped selling it or went out of business or something.

I didn't realize that we were in a "third time's the charm" or something situation. This product seems like an anachronism in the coating age, but it seems this new company has some ceramic products as well, I didn't look into it that hard.
 
I think that stuff was one of Autopias most overhyped products. I never saw any difference when I used that or frankly the other glazes of the era.
 
I'd be more interested in the Autofiber "NEW Stubbie Noodle Rinseless Sponge"
What is so unique or good about this "sponge" for rinseless washes?
Autofiber seems to have a lot of newer, better microfiber applications for today's detailing products.
Their microfiber applicators seems to the defacto standard for coatings. AND their Nina Scrubber Pads seem to be replacing brushes for leather and fabric cleaning.
Makes me wonder if their microfibers are "better" than The Rag Company's offerings (Autopian Sacrilegious)
(Ah, yes, Captain Obvious, the infamous Autopian threadjacker!! Hey, I have a reputation to uphold here.)

Speaking of Danase Wet Glaze, where are the similar/related thread links that used to appear the bottom of thread topics????
D

Thread 'Danase Wet Glaze 2.0 Review'

A few weekends ago I had a chance to take the upcoming DGW 2.0 for a test drive and I must say this stuff is awesome. For those of you who loved the original version, this is a great improvement. Hard to imagine one could improve on the original version since it was already hard to beat, but this new stuff does. So like the original, you can use it as a base, a topper, or in between, but I decided to put it as a topper to get a better sense. I did the entire car, but on the hood I did half and half to compare to the original. Please note that the finish on my car is not perfect as I have...
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top