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For the money? Duragloss #101 Polish & Cleaner. Not as long of protection as their other products, but sure does the "Wet Look."

#105 TPP is a cleaner/super-sealant. #111 is sealant only, for safe use on new clear-coat. So.... #105, then top with #111 if you want some more (or different) shine. It is suggested to combine both with the #601 Polish Bonding Agent for the longest lasting protection. In my experience, #105...

It was a great show. Appreciated the tension of the time deadline. The show takes "product placement" to a whole new level.

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Received mine this week. I concur with the above. Great product. Perfect fit for a "hard to fit car."

I had good luck with this: Nu-Glass But my problems may not have been as severe as yours.

:joking:...and it's great on toast too.

Not saying it wouldn't work, but as I understand, the similar polymers in the Duragloss products are designed to cross-link with each other.:grouphug:

Maybe it's just more glossy than the other products. If you apply 101, 105, or even 111... I would let it "cure" over-night and apply Aquawax or Fast Clean & Shine...Now you got gloss. Just my experience.

I guess the money they save on marketing, branding, labeling, no fancy website or intensive social marketing and letting a top distributor like Autogeek move the product enables them to pass savings on to us. It's great product for the money.

Almost forgot: #1060 Squeaky Clean Surface Prep... (down to the surface) #1010 Enviroshield - NanoGlass Ceramic Coating... Coats everything. Easiest to apply.

From the Autogeek “Shop by Brand” page… #901 Car Wash Concentrate #931 Rinse-less Wash with Aquawax #951 Aquawax #971 Waterless Wash & Wax #921 Fast Clean & Shine Detail Spray (good stuff) #101 Polish & Cleaner (basic AIO) #105 Total Performance Polish (Super Sealant AIO) #111 Clear Coat Polish...

Yes, there may be several outstanding products available here that contain Fluoropolymers. Let the chemists discuss which ones and how they compare.

I recently applied 111 over a coat of 105/601. 105 has a nice warm gloss and last a long time. the 111 over coat really shines. I'm tickled. I'm hear that DG's "Track Claw" is the most slick of the finishes. It's made for race cars. Anyone tried it?

Not to highjack the thread (maybe we should start a new one) but, has anyone any experience with DG Track Claw? I have heard that it is harder, slicker and shinier than other DG products. It would seem that Track Claw/601 used as a Last Step Protectant would be the ultimate look. Maybe on top...

He never mentions any problems. I have seen him spray his applicator or rag to apply, especially in tight places.

What part of the country are you? You charge what the market will bear. If you get so busy you can't handle all the business--raise your price. (If you are close to me, I'll pay you to do mine--what a deal!)

Thanks for that. I have been wondering how that combo process would work. It makes sense. Tell us a little about the condition of your finish before you used the Squeaky Clean.

The 501/601 mix should be enough to make you very happy for a long while. The 501 has little stronger cleaners AND includes long-lasting protection. If you feel the need to do additional work, yes, 111/105 on top later will delight. Let the first treatment of any DG "cure" at least 24-48 hours...

Pinedeck... Tell us what you find out.