Aqua wax #951...
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Kamakaz1961
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Yes, I have the gallon Jug too. I just refill with the sprayer...you are correct that is some good stuff
I love it to, but technically it's not a QD. There are no cleaning properties. I use Fast Clean and Shine for that. AW 951 is a synthetic quick wax / sealant.
Truth be told I use FC&S but mix in about 20% AW with it (advised by Cardaddy on this forum) and get the best of both worlds. QD with a little sealant . Absolutely great as a drying aid after a wash. No water spots and a great shine.
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Truth be told I use FC&S but mix in about 20% AW with it (advised by Cardaddy on this forum) and get the best of both worlds. QD with a little sealant . Absolutely great as a drying aid after a wash. No water spots and a great shine.
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cardaddy
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YUP!
Order a gallon of Fast Clean & Shine while you're at it.:dblthumb2:
Then mix FC&S at 75/25 with AW. It makes one HECK OF A GOOD detail spray!:buffing:
YUP!
Order a gallon of Fast Clean & Shine while you're at it.:dblthumb2:
Then mix FC&S at 75/25 with AW. It makes one HECK OF A GOOD detail spray!:buffing:
"Like I told ya, What I said, Steal your face Right Of You Head"
Sorry, I couldn't help myself with a Jerry Garcia line......
tenblade2001
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YUP!
Order a gallon of Fast Clean & Shine while you're at it.:dblthumb2:
Then mix FC&S at 75/25 with AW. It makes one HECK OF A GOOD detail spray!:buffing:
Cardaddy for the win!:bowdown:
Shortspark
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I agree with everyone that mixes FC&S and AW. I use three parts FC&S to one part AW and use it as a QD. I think FC&S is an excellent QD on its own that has even a little more gloss than AW, although I don't think it gives much in the way of protection. AW does provide a little protection.
I use to think that such a mixture would be counter productive and if it was so good the people at Duragloss themselves would create a dedicated product similar to this home brew. But after trying it I find it is the best of both worlds rather than a compromise. I have not tried it as a drying aid, however, although I intend to after my next car wash just to see how it performs. So far I have only used this concoction as though it were a juiced up QD on steroids. AW alone or Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax, are my go-to drying aids - both are outstanding drying aids.
I use to think that such a mixture would be counter productive and if it was so good the people at Duragloss themselves would create a dedicated product similar to this home brew. But after trying it I find it is the best of both worlds rather than a compromise. I have not tried it as a drying aid, however, although I intend to after my next car wash just to see how it performs. So far I have only used this concoction as though it were a juiced up QD on steroids. AW alone or Lucas Slick Mist Speed Wax, are my go-to drying aids - both are outstanding drying aids.
cardaddy
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:cheers::thankyousign:
Ahhhh.... and I like *TOTALLY* believe you brutha' know each and EVERY "Dead" line that's ever been said. :righton:
Brad my friend... got that 'package' from ya'. HOLY SHITE did you send me a ton of Grateful Dead flac recordings! :dblthumb2: Looks like over 53 GB of fantastic LIVE recordings direct from the master tapes. Yessireee indeed, some killer stuff there in those some FIFTEEN HUNDRED tracks! Even shows from the Fox here in Atlanta!
Then the 'extras' from the other guys, Clapton/Beck/Page "Night of the Kings", a couple different CSN&Y shows, then Neil Young by himself, Jackson Brown, Bruce Hornsby, even Sir Paul McCartney.... WOW!
I haven't had a chance to do any listening of them, but just copying the to the laptop I listened to a few and even with these crappy speakers it was CLEAR that the recording(s) were/are fairly freaking clean, and some killer L/R seperation!
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Sorry for the thread drift there guys.... but just wanted to publically thank Brad for sending me these recordings.
You may now return to your regularly scheduled forum activities.
(And Brad... I'll shoot your thumb drives back in Monday's mail.):dblthumb2:
kevin_1981
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Just dont forget to shake the gallon up well before pouring into bottle
(I say this, because I forgot to do it the first time i poured a bottle)