Duragloss Aquawax is the real deal!

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Duragloss Aquawax is formulated to wax after washing in one easy step. Duragloss AW produces a high gloss, durable finish with minimal effort. Aquawax contains no abrasives and is clear coat safe.

Two weeks ago I tried the AW for the first time.
Now most of you know how excited I get trying out new products but here to tell all of you the AW is Awesome.
(For those who never tried it)

The last time I was this excited was when I bought the Wolfgang Glossy Paint Sealant and the Trim Sealant but I was more excited when trying the AW.

Why?

So easy to use, I was like where did the product go as I was wiping it on after a light mist, like disappears.
Then a light buff and I mean light and it's gone, leaving me with a high, deep look that was very slick.

My RAV4 is a mid size SUV and able to apply it and remove it in 10 minutes.
I plan on applying it after every full wash or RW to maintain that high shine and to add more protection each time I use it.

Question:)

How can this amazing product be cheaper than most over the counter spray waxes?
I mean it's 10 bucks for Gawd sakes!

If you never tried the Duragloss AW please do yourself a favor and buy your self a bottle or two.

Used it on my glass, also left it slick, same for the wheels.
This will be perfect when those darn bugs come out soon.


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I actually picked some up locally earlier today as I have a local store that sells duragloss products, I picked up a bottle and I love it.

So easy to apply. I misted the microfiber, and misted the panels. Wiped it in to make sure its spread evenly. Flip the towel and buff off any remainder.

Its crazy how fast it works. It was totally slick after buffing. I did my whole roof in about 30 seconds from spray, wipe, buff. On the buffing step, you immediately feel the slickness as the towel glides over the paint.

I applied mine in the hot san diego sun. No issues.
 
timaishu said:
I actually picked some up locally earlier today as I have a local store that sells duragloss products, I picked up a bottle and I love it.

So easy to apply. I misted the microfiber, and misted the panels. Wiped it in to make sure its spread evenly. Flip the towel and buff off any remainder.

Its crazy how fast it works. It was totally slick after buffing. I did my whole roof in about 30 seconds from spray, wipe, buff. On the buffing step, you immediately feel the slickness as the towel glides over the paint.

I applied mine in the hot san diego sun. No issues.
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It'll look even better tomorrow.
 
It's one of my favorite products.... I have yet to find a better replacement. And you can get it by the gallon for dirt cheap for what it does..

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I use AW all the time. I took the recommendation of all the people who praise it on AGO and have not been disappointed. I also like their rinseless wash with AW
 
great product, been using it for years. no need to use it after every wash though, but every other would be more than enough...
 
A staple for years. It is a great product. Along those lines, have you ever tried prima hydro wax as you dry? Same application. Spritz on a damp car before drying, then dry with a ww or whatever you use. Then be prepared to be amazed!! Gloss and protection off the chart. Not some lightweight spray wax or detailer. Its the real deal.
 
Now you know what many of us here have been raving about for years. Gallons only for me.
 
Figured I would update this.

So far its been 3 weeks and its still there despite it raining 3-4 times and me washing it today. I recoated a 3rd of the car, leaving half the hood, the roof, and two doors untouched to see how long Aquawax holds up in the long run.

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Just curious...I have not tried Aquawax, however, I like Optimum spray wax. Would that be just as comparable or just as good? I have had some great success with Optimum. If Aquawax is just as good or better I may need that in my arsenal too. Just anyone's thoughts if they have tried both.
 
Its been around a long time. Nice to see the continued learning of the secrets of one of the greatest bang for the buck line of products.
 
Duragloss warehouse is 20 minutes from me in Burlington NC. Big fan of their products.
 
Kamakaz1961 said:
Just curious...I have not tried Aquawax, however, I like Optimum spray wax. Would that be just as comparable or just as good? I have had some great success with Optimum. If Aquawax is just as good or better I may need that in my arsenal too. Just anyone's thoughts if they have tried both.
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I have both and like each. But I use them differently. I use aqua wax as a 'drying aid' and OCW as more of a stand alone LSP. OCW durability is greater than Aqua wax. I just picked up a whole gallon on Aqua wax for $4 more than a 17oz bottle of OCW. More than likely I won't be purchasing OCW again.
 
conquistador said:
I have both and like each. But I use them differently. I use aqua wax as a 'drying aid' and OCW as more of a stand alone LSP. OCW durability is greater than Aqua wax. I just picked up a whole gallon on Aqua wax for $4 more than a 17oz bottle of OCW. More than likely I won't be purchasing OCW again.
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I agree that the durability of OCW is greater than AW, but I've had issues with OCW streaking sometimes. I recently went to D156 and seems to me to be the sweet spot between OCW and AW.

With that said, my next purchase will most likely be AW since I don't ever leave any one of the spray waxes/sealants on long enough to push their durability anyway prior to reapplication.
 
conquistador said:
I have both and like each. But I use them differently. I use aqua wax as a 'drying aid' and OCW as more of a stand alone LSP. OCW durability is greater than Aqua wax. I just picked up a whole gallon on Aqua wax for $4 more than a 17oz bottle of OCW. More than likely I won't be purchasing OCW again.
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Thanks conquistador I will order some Aquawax as another addition to my arsenal!
It can't hurt!!

I will wait til AGO has another sale going on....LOL
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Brace1 said:
I agree that the durability of OCW is greater than AW, but I've had issues with OCW streaking sometimes. I recently went to D156 and seems to me to be the sweet spot between OCW and AW.

With that said, my next purchase will most likely be AW since I don't ever leave any one of the spray waxes/sealants on long enough to push their durability anyway prior to reapplication.
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Thanks I will check out the product!!

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I love dg products

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