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Does DG 105 contain abrasives? It's listed as a sealant and wax. What kind of wax does it contain? Is DG 105 more durable than DG 111?
 
07 z-oh-6 said:
Does DG 105 contain abrasives? It's listed as a sealant and wax. What kind of wax does it contain? Is DG 105 more durable than DG 111?
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http://www.autogeek.net/duragloss-total-performance-polish.html
"........To get the maximum longevity out of Duragloss Total Performance Polish, apply a coat of Duragloss Polish Bonding Agent to the paint first. Allow it to dry to a haze but do not buff. Apply Duragloss Total Performance Polish on top of the haze and buff them both off at the same time with a soft microfiber towel......"
 
Yes & Yes. DG105 is a very durable AIO. . It is a fully synthetic product. I believe it is polymer based. I use it on the rims of both my vehicles.. It is the newest AIO in the Duragloss line and is the most durable.
 
Old Tiger said:
Yes & Yes. DG105 is a very durable AIO. . It is a fully synthetic product. I believe it is polymer based. I use it on the rims of both my vehicles.. It is the newest AIO in the Duragloss line and is the most durable.
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It is an excellent product and for the price hard to beat.
The combo of 601 & 105 gives an incredible shine and great longevity.
If it has abrasives they must be very mild.

Have used this combo on my black Tundra and now 07 Range Rover.
Again hard to beat for the price and overall performance.

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Is 105 abrasive enough to marr the paint? Can 601 and 105 be applied with a DA? Better applied by hand?
 
105 does not have any abrasives in it. Combined with 601 is a great sealant... I top with collinite and it lasts all winter.

Much easier to apply by hand...
 
It is not listed as a sealant and wax, it contains zero wax. It says polish on the bottle but that is a joke. It is an all in one product (chemical cleaner & sealant) and a very good one at that. It can be applied by hand or machine and the look & durability is exceptional. I have never used #111 so I cannot speak to that. Use it, it will absolutely wow you in how simple it is to use and the look along with the durability.
 
I've been using DG products for a few years so I will chime in here. 105 and 111 are very similar in that they're sealants with very little cleaning ability. I find that 111 gives a more wet look than 105. In either case, like stated above, it should be preceded by 601. This gives you both faster cure time and better longevity. When I'm finished my current stock of 105, I'm ordering a gallon of 111. Top if every few washes with Aquawax and you'll have an awesome looking, very smooth and incredibly protected finish. If you want a DG product with cleaning ability, 501 marine polish is the answer. Great stuff.
 
I called Duragloss and talked the tech support. The guy told me that 105 DOES have a very light abrasive. I also asked when used with 601, will 105 have a lot more durablity than 111? He said not really as the polymer make-up is very close with both 105 and 111. He also said the gloss/shine will be very similar between 105 and 111. So, they're pretty much the same with the exception of 105 having some cleaning ability.
 
07 z-oh-6 said:
I called Duragloss and talked the tech support. The guy told me that 105 DOES have a very light abrasive. I also asked when used with 601, will 105 have a lot more durablity than 111? He said not really as the polymer make-up is very close with both 105 and 111. He also said the gloss/shine will be very similar between 105 and 111. So, they're pretty much the same with the exception of 105 having some cleaning ability.
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Learn something new everyday. Had no idea it had an abrasive. Must be very, very mild.... still love the stuff and use it often when I prep my car for the winter.
 
Racin10s said:
Learn something new everyday. Had no idea it had an abrasive. Must be very, very mild.... still love the stuff and use it often when I prep my car for the winter.
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Yeah, the tech guy told me 105 has a mild abrasive, you can use it on your car everyday and it will never harm the finish. I knew this, just repeating what he said. :xyxthumbs:
 
07 z-oh-6 said:
I knew this, just repeating what he said. :xyxthumbs:
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I am confused because you posted the original question about whether or not their were abrasives. But then you said you already knew the answer to what the DG rep told you on the phone. I must have misunderstood...
 
CEE DOG said:
I am confused because you posted the original question about whether or not their were abrasives. But then you said you already knew the answer to what the DG rep told you on the phone. I must have misunderstood...
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Ahhhh, I should have been more clear, my fault. :) I did not know it has abrasives. What I did know, there's no way it could harm the finish regardless if it had abrasives or not.
 
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