Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Originally Posted By: gizzsdad
From below: "Duragloss Car Wash Concentrate is non-alkaline and non-acidic so it will not remove wax or dry out the paint."
http://www.autogeek.net/duragloss-car-wash-concentrate.html
It's my favorite car wash soap. Excellent cleaning ability, nice suds, gentle as it doesn't seem to strip protection, nice cherry scent and great sheeting action with it if you let the hose free flow from the top sections to the lower areas. Which helps when drying to avoid water spots. I'd wash early in the morning and some other car wash soaps were horrible with water spotting. Water is kind of hard here.
Count me as another fan of this wash. Used it years ago, moved away from it for a while (in favor of more commonly available Meguiar's and Mother's), and recently went back. I use DG 105 on my car, and since going back to DG wash, I think the DG105 lasts longer than it did when I was using Meguiar's and Mother's car wash.
Originally Posted By: gizzsdad
From below: "Duragloss Car Wash Concentrate is non-alkaline and non-acidic so it will not remove wax or dry out the paint."
http://www.autogeek.net/duragloss-car-wash-concentrate.html
It's my favorite car wash soap. Excellent cleaning ability, nice suds, gentle as it doesn't seem to strip protection, nice cherry scent and great sheeting action with it if you let the hose free flow from the top sections to the lower areas. Which helps when drying to avoid water spots. I'd wash early in the morning and some other car wash soaps were horrible with water spotting. Water is kind of hard here.
Count me as another fan of this wash. Used it years ago, moved away from it for a while (in favor of more commonly available Meguiar's and Mother's), and recently went back. I use DG 105 on my car, and since going back to DG wash, I think the DG105 lasts longer than it did when I was using Meguiar's and Mother's car wash.
