Ive used V07 as ive dried before. Worked great. Many people use products like this and others. Get ready for everyone to throw Duragloss AW in your face as its far superior. Lol.
Ive used V07 as ive dried before. Worked great. Many people use products like this and others. Get ready for everyone to throw Duragloss AW in your face as its far superior. Lol.
LOL...here's the first plug for DG AW as a drying aid! To answer the OP question though, not all spray waxes/sealants are recommended for drying aids. For example, BF Polymer Spray. Todd Helme says it can be used for this purpose but only if the car is almost nearly dry. Some products will say on the label (or look at the description here on AG) if it can/should be used as a drying aid.
Could it be used as well during the drying stage of a Rinseless wash of each section?
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Are you asking about Aquawax? If so, just use the DG Rinseless Wash + Aquawax which already has the Aquawax component in it. Use the straight Aquawax after a regular wash as you are drying. Good to flood rinse the vehicle first so there will be less water on the surfaces when you start drying.
Are you asking about Aquawax? If so, just use the DG Rinseless Wash + Aquawax which already has the Aquawax component in it. Use the straight Aquawax after a regular wash as you are drying. Good to flood rinse the vehicle first so there will be less water on the surfaces when you start drying.
Well any product that works this way really. I'm looking at it from a stand point as not for sealing but as a way to further lubricate the surface as you dry in the Rinseless wash. The sealant part would be just a plus I guess.
This is what prima wax as you dry was made for. Removes water droplets and adds wax in one step. Been using this for some time now. Think of it as aquawax on steriods. And also a great drying aid. After it sets up it becomes more glossy!
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