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Meghan · #1 10-04-2006, 07:36 AM

I am going to list a few, if your favorite is not on the list just post it in the thread.

Al-53 · #2 10-04-2006, 08:43 AM

Meghan..

Last Nov...I won an auction on ebay of every car product Duragloss makes...except the Total Performance polish...and the Shampoo.(I got a sample pack)....I ordered the Total Performance polish from DG...when it came out....

I used the products to do the Honda last winter..used the Swirl remover for the final polish..as it is just a very mild polish with micro abrasives and does have a filler also......use for lite marring and buffer swirls...gave a nice finish....but you will need a good polish for corrections as they do not offer one...this product reminds me more of a cleaner/glaze type product..

the PC-2 is a good oxidation remover...it is sorta like AIO....with a little abrasive...not for any heavy corrections...more as a paint cleaner...works good for that...

..then used the PBA..bonding agaent...and then the #111 clear coat polish/sealant...and the car came out great....maintained thru the winter with AW when I could wash.....as it does get cold up North..lol...and I have to say come spring the car was 90% of the original look from Nov...

It beaded and shined all winter..AW was used -2-3 times from a wash...

My Ford truck was done with the Klasse twins and collinite...and the Duragloss held up as good as the truck...

My truck now has the Total Performance on it from July 4th and it still looks like the day I did it..and used AW once ...

Every product i have used does what is described and better...

I have done 18 cars and trucks with the 105 and they all look great..I bought a gallon and give the owner a 2 oz bottle to do another coat in a week or so...Most of the cars are friends..I tell them to get the AW and Fast Clean and Shine to maintain the car....these are my 2 favorite products for maintaining...AW is the most durable spray sealant i have used..way better than OCW...and Fast Clean and Shine cleans as good as PB's S&W..but leaves a little protection also....

I have alot of the Boutique products and found the DG to give the best look and durability of any of the sealants I have used....

It is a very underated product...

I belong to alot of car and truck forums..and have not seen a bad report yet..just praises..

As far as being OTC..it is hit or miss...some of the listed places do have it some do not....most order from the DG site...

Al

Larry A · #3 10-04-2006, 10:05 AM

Ive used 105 and Aquawax, and I find that they are outstanding products . Last week I did a Ford Excape, I clayed ,601 , and 105, and the car looked like it was covered in glass. Yesterday I did my car , it didnt need claying ,so I buffed it with a rotary and a white foam pad, with Megs 80. I put a coat of Poorboys EX on and it looked great . 2 hours later I sprayed it down with Aquawax, and there was a super improvement. It seems that Aquawax is much slicker then EX, and the gloss is a little deeper.

Meghan · #4 10-04-2006, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Al-53

Meghan..

Last Nov...I won an auction on ebay of every car product Duragloss makes...except the Total Performance polish...and the Shampoo.(I got a sample pack).......

Al

Al Thank you so much for the information.... we are always trying to do as much research as possible to better serve our customers, so feedback from guys like you help out A LOT!

Thanks!

Surfer · #5 10-04-2006, 10:53 AM

I've only used AW and their wash, both are excellent, the wash is just as good as Poorboys SSS. Cleans very well and foams like hell in a foam gun.

Al-53 · #6 10-04-2006, 11:04 AM

Yes..their car wash is tops...very concentrated...I use 1/2 oz to a gallon instead of the recomended 1 oz ..and it still works above and beyond some of the big names....in my powerwasher foamer it foams like crazy...truck looks like it is covered in snow....very slick(lubricity)..and not harsh on LSP's..rinses clean....leaves a nice slick finish...

Al

Sevenrd · #7 10-04-2006, 01:29 PM

I've yet to try any Duragloss products. I'll may try out AW one of these days. But not until I run out of the bottle of FK FX-100 that I'm currently using. Then again, I like the FX-100, so I may just continue using it.

MCA · #8 10-04-2006, 07:04 PM

My vote would have to go to their 901 car wash shampoo (not included on the poll) with a close second to AW. The shampoo is exceptionally slick, produces long-lasting suds, and comes at a price that cannot be beat.

killrwheels@autogeek · #9 10-04-2006, 08:34 PM

I too rather enjoy the carwash.

William's_Detail · #10 10-04-2006, 10:39 PM

The Nu-Glass is awesome. I use it to buff glass inside and out and the glass almost disapears. If you don't try any of their other products, you owe it to yourself to try this one.
William