Based off the reviews of this product on Bobistheoilguy, I tried it and I can't believe how well it holds up. I've had the truck washed at the carwash 2 times and hand washed it 2 times in the last 2 months and it still beads water like a champ. So my next question is. Do any of you put any kind of spray wax or spray detailer on the vehicle between applications of Duragloss? I was thinking of hitting it with some ICE spray wax to help clean some water spots I got this time when I washed it.
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Thanks, I'll order up some.
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Based off the reviews of this product on Bobistheoilguy, I tried it and I can't believe how well it holds up. I've had the truck washed at the carwash 2 times and hand washed it 2 times in the last 2 months and it still beads water like a champ. So my next question is. Do any of you put any kind of spray wax or spray detailer on the vehicle between applications of Duragloss? I was thinking of hitting it with some ICE spray wax to help clean some water spots I got this time when I washed it.
I'm so pro-Duragloss that I've been known to wash the car with Duragloss rinseless with Aquawax, and then spray Aquawax on top of that. Its very shiny, and kind of plasticky looking. Not terribly durable, but in my opinion all you want from a spray wax is a couple of weeks until you wash it next.
I understand you can order stuff directly from Duragloss for $5 although they don't advertise it. You can sometimes order it from NAPA and Carquest occasionally carries it in stock.
Based off the reviews of this product on Bobistheoilguy, I tried it and I can't believe how well it holds up. I've had the truck washed at the carwash 2 times and hand washed it 2 times in the last 2 months and it still beads water like a champ. So my next question is. Do any of you put any kind of spray wax or spray detailer on the vehicle between applications of Duragloss? I was thinking of hitting it with some ICE spray wax to help clean some water spots I got this time when I washed it.
I'm so pro-Duragloss that I've been known to wash the car with Duragloss rinseless with Aquawax, and then spray Aquawax on top of that. Its very shiny, and kind of plasticky looking. Not terribly durable, but in my opinion all you want from a spray wax is a couple of weeks until you wash it next.
I understand you can order stuff directly from Duragloss for $5 although they don't advertise it. You can sometimes order it from NAPA and Carquest occasionally carries it in stock.
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The big on line retailer the one that has the name of the South American Rain Forest/River. That's who I order it from.
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I went through 2 bottles of DG 101, and the old DG 108 (SUV Polish) before. Now, I have DG 501 on the shelf, and it's even better! I top with AquaWax monthly -- the way it's designed to be used -- spritz while you dry. I've tried other products, but keep coming back to Duragloss for paint protection. I think I will go back to their wash also -- even though I don't like cherries. IMO, you can't beat their ease-of-use, price/performance.
I have a sample of 101,but I haven't gotten around to using it yet.
I've been using the DG 105,and it's a nice looking sealant at a killer price. It doesn't last near as long as it's supposed to for me though,but I still like it!
You absolutely cannot beat Duragloss products in regards to bang-for-the buck. I've liked everything I've used from them,and they're good old Southern boys too.
I've been using the DG 105,and it's a nice looking sealant at a killer price. It doesn't last near as long as it's supposed to for me though,but I still like it!
You absolutely cannot beat Duragloss products in regards to bang-for-the buck. I've liked everything I've used from them,and they're good old Southern boys too.
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I ordered the Duragloss wash, Aquawax, and 105. So I'm all set for a while. I tried the wash and Aquawax the other day and it's dang good I must say.
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