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    Do I benefit from DG 501 when...

    Hey guys,

    When I do my winter prep, will benefit from using DG 501 after the compound/polish stages? Keeping in mind I would strictly be using DG 501 to CLEAN the paint and then do a few coats of DG 105/601 to SEAL AND PROTECT. Might even throw in Collinite 845 after that.

    My question being (more directly): Is there any benefit in using a chemical cleaner like DG 501 after clay/compound/polish stage? I'd imagine the paint is getting pretty clean. I am not interested in how 501 increases the longevity of the protection of 105; I am strictly asking about its cleaning ability.

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    Re: Do I benefit from DG 501 when...

    I interpret both #105, and #501, to be AIOs.
    Use either one for their cleaning ability.
    Using both is overkill, IMO.

    Have you considered DG#111 for your LSP?
    Unlike #s 105/501...#111 is a non-abrasive Sealant.

    Bob
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    Re: Do I benefit from DG 501 when...

    Quote Originally Posted by FUNX725 View Post
    I interpret both #105, and #501, to be AIOs.
    Use either one for their cleaning ability.
    Using both is overkill, IMO.

    Have you considered DG#111 for your LSP?
    Unlike #s 105/501...#111 is a non-abrasive Sealant.

    Bob
    Okay, that is what I figured. Thanks!

    Yes, I have thought about 111, but from the reading I've done on the forum, it's not enough to convince me to buy it in addition to the 105 that I already have. Now that I'm in college again, I try to be extremely frugal (ESPECIALLY with car care products) and buy more of what I NEED versus what I WANT.... It sucks.

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