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I cheat with 1000p. If residue doesn't remove in the first pass I whip out the #425 to finish the job. Sure it compromises it a bit, but still comes out nice.

I wouldn't apply 845 to an entire vehicle and let it dry and try to remove it :worried:

excluding WOWA products, e.g. OS or spray waxes/sealants I'm looking for products you can apply to the whole vehicle and remove effortlessly. I believe DG #101 & BFWD may fit this category. OPS is also very easy to use.

Another DG question for another car I maintain. Do all DG polishes, #501, 105, 111, 101 ... require cure times? I'm considering a combo on a car that has minimal correction requirements something like: clay + 101 + glaze + carnuba Would I have to wait for the #105 or #101 to cure before...

Thanks for that link. I'd like to try a combo with 501 & four-star-ultimate-spray-wax-plus. Four Star Ultimate Spray Wax Plus

Yeah, never read to many negative reviews of any DG products. I've read they are very easy to use too.

Wonder why DG doesn't have a more aggressive polish in their automotive line???

I guess it wouldn't make sense for them to include "auto"s in their #501 description since they offer an automotive line and the product is marketed towards Marine/RV consumers :confused:

Wished Duragloss would say that anywhere in their advertisement (yes I know it says for any painted surfaces)

recommendations?

does twice a year sound about right?

I'm still not through my QEW stockpile :(

I'm satisfied with the longevity of #26 especially boosting it after washes with MUQW. That being said, I still don't think it's a match against IW. If I had to endure harsher winters I'm sure 845 would be in my arsenal, but down here its rare that I don't reapply #26 at least every other month.

I just didn't find it "pretty" enough. I prefer #26 on light colors as an LSP.

I no longer have a PC. I think Ultimate Polish is going to be a great consumer product for those of us that don't have a machine.

I can't wait to get my hands on these new products!

I'm excited about many of their new 2011 products! It's possible I may use Meg's exclusively which I've never done with any product line.

a few members in this thread had trouble with PB-TR running after rain http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/31081-those-who-have-used-poorboy-s-trim-restorer-ultima-trim-tire-guard-question.html

Although it doesn't stain plastic trim I've never seen it recommended for plastic.