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[clmoore63]

Just thought I give a first shout on this thread as a new guy with a new Dodge Ram that has the bright white color. I have read many threads about the best sealant/wax combo to bring out the white into a mini sun. I got the poorboys polish w/sealant, DG #601 PBA, DG #105, and Collonite 845. Is this a really great combo or is their anybody who knows white trucks/cars that can receive better? Also need advice on what applicator pads / microfiber to use and when. And I plan to go at it hand application for now. So wash, clay, and then what??? Thanks for any advice!

[tuscarora dave]

Welcome to the site.:welcome:

I have experience with using the Poorboy's PWS and can tell you that it is basically a chemical type, pad dependent polish that contains sealant so if you intend on doing any kind of swirl removal by hand I'd suggest these pads...CCS Euro Foam Hand Polish Applicators - Hand polish, hand detail, foam applicators, CCS foam pads, polishing pad (http://www.autogeek.net/ccs-foam-hand-applicators.html)

The sealant in PWS is rather durable and shines very nice by itself but it wouldn't hurt to top it with #845.

I have yet to use the DG products that you mention so I'll leave that to the DG users.

Hope this helps you out.

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[Mike Phillips]

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[Meghan]

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[BobbyG]

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It looks like you've got some great direction and from the products already on hand you can achieve some fabulous results! :dblthumb2:

Basic order of operation

Wash
Clay
Compound
Polish
Seal
Wax

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