Drying aids comparable to Duragloss 951 ?

[Neatfreak2000]

So do you guys use a drying aid and then once dry also put on a QD or something else to layer on protection?

(I have eco IGL ecocoat quartz on my car)


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[SNP209]

So do you guys use a drying aid and then once dry also put on a QD or something else to layer on protection?

(I have eco IGL ecocoat quartz on my car)


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It depends if your drying aid of choice is adding any protection. If it is, then following up with another product is redundant IMHO.

[acuRAS82]

So do you guys use a drying aid and then once dry also put on a QD or something else to layer on protection?

(I have eco IGL ecocoat quartz on my car)


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Well then, with IGL on the car, the TW Wet Wax would work or even better perhaps (more synergistic, I’ve used and it’s good while leaving hydrophobic protection):

IGL Ecoshine Enhancer

[Neatfreak2000]

Well then, with IGL on the car, the TW Wet Wax would work or even better perhaps (more synergistic, I’ve used and it’s good while leaving hydrophobic protection):

IGL Ecoshine Enhancer

Thanks, I have some. Wasn’t sure if it was a better QD or drying aid.


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[acuRAS82]

Thanks, I have some. Wasn’t sure if it was a better QD or drying aid.


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It’s a very good drying aid and shine enhancer. I haven’t used it for cleaning.

[damonb10]

I know there are a lot of great choices out there, but Meg's D156 is perfect.

It is very economical, incredibly easy to use, and produces fantastic results with decent durability.

[osudelt69]

Mega D156 works as well as Aqua Wax and is so inexpensive. D156 is really an amazing product. Nice gloss and wipes off quickly. Not most durable but great product for someone always wanting to be doing something to their car or production work for efficient and profitable work.


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