D151 & Duragloss 501

[Eric]

As we all know, these are both very popular AIO products. The general consensus seems to be that D151 has more corrective ability, while 501 is a superior cleaner.

I'm curious if anyone here has thought to combine the two products as use them as a single step. It seems like a great way to get the best of both worlds but I'm not sure if one product's attributes/composition would cancel out or hinder the other product.

Thoughts?

[richy]

Ummmm...try it and let us know!!

[Eric]

Ummmm...try it and let us know!!

Well I'd certainly be willing to do that, but I thought I'd see if it's been attempted before.

[FUNX650]

Do you have any idea what happens when you mix,
what are probably: Two contradistinct products...

What with one having:
Polydimethylsiloxanes; calcined clay; aluminum oxides;
two ea. petroleum distillates; conditioners and water...

And the other having:
Polyaminosiloxane; polishing agents(?); naphtha (solvent grade);
aliphatic hydrocarbons...

I sure don't want to be the mixologist of this brew!!

" Boil thou first i' the charmed pot!
Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and caldron bubble."
(Macbeth) ~Shakespeare

Bob

[Eric]

Do you have any idea what happens when you mix,
what are probably: Two contradistinct products...

What with one having:
Polydimethylsiloxanes; calcined clay; aluminum oxides;
two ea. petroleum distillates; conditioners and water...

And the other having:
Polyaminosiloxane; polishing agents(?); naphtha (solvent grade);
aliphatic hydrocarbons...

I sure don't want to be the mixologist of this brew!!

" Boil thou first i' the charmed pot!
Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and caldron bubble."
(Macbeth) ~Shakespeare

Bob

Unfortunately, I am not a chemist.

[Dellinger]

As we all know, these are both very popular AIO products. The general consensus seems to be that D151 has more corrective ability, while 501 is a superior cleaner.

I'm curious if anyone here has thought to combine the two products as use them as a single step. It seems like a great way to get the best of both worlds but I'm not sure if one product's attributes/composition would cancel out or hinder the other product.

Thoughts?

Yes, Eric, of Meticulous Detail (I think his screen name is "M-D" here) has used this combo quite a bit and I believe he is pretty happy with it.

I have played around with it once, after reading about his results, but not extensively enough to offer a worthwhile opinion.

Best regards,
-Gabe