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I have the old version on many different colors and it will by go to liquid wax for a long time since i bought it in bulk as they were switching to the poly version. I love how easy it is to apply and remove. I also think it looks great and the durability isn't so bad in my opinion. Is so...

I know the 501 leaves behind a sealant but it should be removed by the 601 I think you are safe. Sounds like a good plan to me except would use hand application on all but the 501 since the other 2 duragloss products spread so easily. I used both today and love them.

Thanks meghan. I guess ill just have to spray the really dirty areas before i wash. Always looking for short cuts.:D

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Definately try this. It works great if the source of the odor is removed. Clean Air Genie Fogging Air Freshener

Cobra Microfiber Towels Comparison Chart Try this. For towels that have multiple uses listed you will just have to try different things and see which you prefer.

Do you think it would be ok to add say an ounce of DP's all exterior cleaner to the wash along with your soap for dirty vehicles you will be waxing? Do you think it will even have much effect at that strength? Any input is appreciated. And just so you know i did search but with words like...

I would work my way down to at least 2000 grit. 1k is pretty agressive.

Duragloss has quite a few great and long lasting marine products.

It works great for removing wax residue but i would be careful about how much you use it. It is known to fade plastic if you scrub too hard.

I can't say for sure but that definately doesn't look normal to me...

Cars look great. Thanks for the link. I had never heard of it before i started seeing your posts and now i know what it means. I sure wish i could take pictures that good.

I just recently bought a pc and i love it. Swirl removal by hand is really hard and you will find its next to impossible if trying to remove anything more than the finest of swirls since using any strong polish will not properly break down and possible even leave more swirls or micro marring...

I got the bone on bogo and i love it. I haven't had to wash it with anything beside the water hose after a wash so i cant comment on washing but it seems to do a great job of cleaning and dirt releases into the rinse bucket very easily.

Maybe if you put it in a bowl of warm water before and after shaking it would make it mix better.

Did you notice any corrosion or discoloration when dry?

If it is used on polished aluminum like what is under the hood of a car without a problem then nevermind. I didn't read your description of what it was used on very well. Just remember that dilution ratios can change ph dramaticly in some chemicals so be careful.

When you say clean them do you mean use a dry brush to remove some of the dried residue or to actually use pad cleaner? If you wash with pad cleaner is it safe to let soak, rinse, then give a spin at speed 6 and be ready to go or should it dry completely.

I would use one of the suggested compounds above and report back with your results.

Is that original paint?