DG AquaWax....Silly me!

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how many of you folks use this product?

i normally use it as an LSP when doing a wash/clay/sealant job, or a LSP on a maintenance wash in between full details.

today i actually read the label and realized i have been using it wrong(not totally wrong). i didnt realize u are supposed to spray it on when the car is still wet after the final rinse of washing. it definately assisted in drying the car and helped add a nice "wet" shine as well.

silly me!
 
I use it every time I wash my cars as a drying aid. Really comes in handy especially in the hotter months.
 
IMO, it works much better on a dry car. Seems like it is much more slick.
 
I prefer to use it when the car is dry or virtually dry. I'm always leary of getting my good drying towels "clogged" with sealant/wax so they won't absorb, and if the car is too wet it's hard to tell how much AW you are using/need because the towel is saturated, etc.
 
It works just fine when applied to a dry car, you are not doing it wrong. Take your pick wet or dry it is a great product.
 
i used a left blower to dry the car most of the way and then used the DG AW as a drying aid. worked great and still gave it a great shine.

i dont think i would use it on a soaking wet car though. or maybe i will just to play with the product a lil =)

btw, i like the smell of it too. lol
 
Either way wet or dry. I used it a lot on MIL's car. It had DG 105 as the LSP amped up with Aquawax each wash.
 
From my perspective Duragloss is one of those product lines that is underrated, gets less attention than most but their products are top performers in every case.. I'm not sure if it's marketing, packaging, or advertizing but I've never been disappointed with any of their products....
 
BobbyG said:
From my perspective Duragloss is one of those product lines that is underrated, gets less attention than most but their products are top performers in every case.. I'm not sure if it's marketing, packaging, or advertizing but I've never been disappointed with any of their products....
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Agreed. One of my favorite product lines.
 
Love that stuff! Not sure if you use it on exterior glass, if not try it out. If for some reason I don't have my DG Rain Repel handy, I simply spritz the glass and wipe away :xyxthumbs:. Have you had a chance to use any of their other products or just Aqua Wax?
 
AW is an awesome product. It is very strong which is why it can be used on a wet car. Their product line is not fancy and not expensive, but, boy does it deliver!!
 
I also prefer to apply it to a dry car - the slickness is much better than when used during the drying stage. It is my booster spray wax/sealant of choice.
 
rwright said:
Have you had a chance to use any of their other products or just Aqua Wax?
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oh yeah!

This stuff is what i religiously use for washing soap.




I am hooked on using #281 for customers' and my own vehicles' tires. Great wet look without overdoing it.




Nu-glass works great! Definately my go-to on polishing glass. Click here for a review i did on my Nissan Titan.




It works well, but I really havent come across something to truely put it to the test.




Does just that, softens up the lil critters to make cleaning the front bumpers easlier.

I still want to try Rain Repel, their leather care products, #652, and #111.

great product for sure!
 
i have never tried any Prima produces. just recently even heard of them. i think some of their products were on BOGO a month ago or so
 
A.P.A.D. said:
i have never tried any Prima produces. just recently even heard of them. i think some of their products were on BOGO a month ago or so
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Give them a try . You will be pleasantly surprised.
 
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