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BobbyG- You're the man that got me on the Duragloss bandwagon. You posted directions using various DG products from wash to Aquawax. Ever since, it has been my recipe to success. Thank you my brother!

Welcome from a fellow central Pa-er. I live in York, work in Harrisburg. Whatcha going to use on the pads? Give me a PM if you need anything.

I dry my car about 90% then spray AW on my MF. Wipe on and then barely buff with another MF. I love it. No water spots after washing. Just a nice glow and shine.

I guess it was just white crap.

I like the idea of this thread and I will be back to post my pics soon. (I'm at work right now. Working. lol) I am in love with the Duragloss products. They are nicely priced, extremely easy to use even in sun, and work like a dream.

Yeah, I looked again and I guess it's the same general area. Just not a true before and after. The angle is different. Be that as it may, I'd still like to see more pics. It appears to be a miracle product but I am a skeptic.

Kind of my thoughts, too, SuperiorAutoLLC. I don't know where you live, JDBillin. Can you find a garage to work out of? Even if it's something you have to rent. This is a commonly asked and talked about subject. Do a search and I am sure you will find some more info. Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum, CC. I replied in your other tire thread. You probably won't find a tire specific product that also works well as a cleaner for the metal wheels. That said, an All Purpose Cleaner (APC) is a good in between product that does a decent job on both rubber and the metal wheel...

Welcome to the forum, cctaylor88. As you have found, there is a lot of info about this subject. I encourage you to do some searching and reading, not just look in your own threads. You will also see that most of us are very opinionated. So, here is mine. yes, scrub your tires (the rubber part)...

Depends on what your intentions are, Bucky92. But if you are anything like 99% of the rest of us, you will hate that thing in a month. I totally agree with Killrwheels. Unless you only intend to use it to spread wax around new paint it is a waste of money.

be better if both pictures were of the same thing. Hard to tell what it did. Got more photos?

Probably too old to be of much use, don't you think?

Didn't the Earth Day discount expire last night?

Yes, you should clay it. Even new cars have contaminants. I don't think the matte will become gloss, if that's what you mean on the wheels. Congrats on the new vehicle.

have you tried Duragloss Water Spot Remover, Duragloss Water Spot Remover (WSR) #505 It works wonders.

A neutral party review of my own product? That's an interesting concept.

AG doesn't have a 30-day price guarantee. And I don't understand why you keep referring to "other stores" and comparing them to an on-line retailer. It’s apples and oranges. My suggestion is that you only buy from AG when an item is a deal. Then you won't have buyer’s remorse when it goes on...

Some might say giant tires look laughable. See, it's all about what you like on your vehicle. This is not really a site where haters are welcomed so... Thanks for your efforts and video, ihaveacamaro. Oh, and fwiw I like your car.

I think these were some of the most exciting fights on Fox yet. It doesn't hurt any when you can sit at your work desk and get paid to watch the fights. Shhhh, don't tell my boss. Anyway, I really enjoyed the fights last night. Too bad there were so many a-holes who had to shout obscene stuff on...

I had a blue Celi but just got brand new Hyudai paint, thank God. The Celi paint is a little hard to work on but you can def improve on that old car. I really like the ease of use of the Duragloss products and they leave a nice, durable finished product. However, you will need to do some...