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You can get the Griots GG6 pretty cheap from Advance Auto with a good coupon code. I just grabbed one a few weeks ago for $95.00 shipped.

Is 111 pretty much the same product as Zaino Z-2? Would like to hear from those that have used both. I'm not to crazy about the durability or application of the 601/105 I've been using compared to the Z-2 I've always used.

Just ordered a GG6. Never used a DA before and will just be using it to apply sealants. Been reading a lot on here but I'm still not sure what pads to order. Do I want 6 1/2 or 7 inch pads? Which pad brand is the most durable? If it matters, I'll either be applying Zaino Z-2 or Duragloss...

I could try 601 with Z-2 but I'm not sure I would be able to tell if it works well.

I wonder if 601 can be used in place of Zaino's discontinued Z-1 before a coat of Z-2???? My last bottle of Z-1 is almost done and it would be a whole lot cheaper then ZFX.

I once did a friends 4 door chevy pickup that was basically a rolling doghouse. The first thing I did was open all the doors and hit it with a powerfull leaf blower!!!!

I might have to get me one of these to try out. Pretty cheap if you order online with Advance Auto discount codes. Around $45.00 when you throw in a $10.00 filler which in my case will be a decent polishing compound.

Yes, a good PDR person can do amazing work. The guy I use has been doing it for 20+ years. Much better then taking it to a body shop where they will use bondo, paint the whole panel and charge a ton. Check your insurance policy. My policy waives the deductable if I was not in the vehicle when...

Gonna have to order me some Klasse then!!! I'll compare it to the Z-2 when winter rolls around again. Would like to hear from more Klasse users. Is it an easy product to work with???

Sorry, I did mean Z-2. I check durability by doing the half & half hood test during winter months. This last time I did 1/3 sections with Z-2, DG 105 and Collinite 845. After 4 months of winter the Z-2 seems to be the only product thats left on the hood. I've done this a few times in the past...

What do you guys think is the most durable sealent on the market? So far, I've tested Zaino Z-1, Duragloss 105/601 and Col 845. So far, the Z-1 has proven the most durable, by far, on my vehicles. Keep in mind I live in Michigan so I have to deal with winter, salt and lots of car washing. Any...

My carbon arrows get a nice coat of Zaino Z-2 a few weeks before the deer season. The Zaino scent goes away after a few days. Makes them smooth and quiet when I draw on a monster!!!

I agree with what others have said about a good set of liners. Been in Michigan my whole life and finally got a set of Huskys for my new ford Edge. They worked awesome this winter!!!!!! The Weathertechs are better looking but I got the Huskys for under 50 bones.

How does straight 845 compare to Z-1 or DG105 as far as durability goes? I've tested Z-1 against 105 before but never tried 845 by itself.

Been really happy with the duability of 303 on my cloth seats. Almost a year and it still beads water perfectly. I thought it would wear off pretty quick on the seating surface but I was dead wrong. Not sure how it's holding up on the carpet cuz I have Husky Liners. Can't believe I used...

I did a half and half on the hood of my Ford Edge just before winter. It's very easy to tell that the Z side is holding up waaay better. I'm still gonna use up the DG on a few other vehicles but just placed an order for some more Z2. $15.00 for the Z2 is not bad at all. I like the look of 105...

I hate a dirty vehicle but have learned to live with it during the winter months here in Michigan. A couple coats of Z2 and touching up the undercoat each fall gets me through the winter months nicely. If weather permits, I'll give her a good hand washing but I know it's gonna get trashed quickly.

I've always used Z2 Pro to get me through Michigan winters but decided to give the Duragloss 105/601 combo a try this season after reading how durable it is. I'll be switching back to Z2 very soon.

On my DD I use the Duragloss 105/601 combo. I read about a lot of people putting 845 or another wax on after sealing. Is this for looks only or does it add that much more protection? Just wondering cuz winter be coming soon.