Menzerna Powerlock/DG 105 ????

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How does the durability and "look" of Menzerna Powerlock compare with the durability and "look" of DG 105 ???

With a coat of the DG105/601 cocktail I easily get 6 months and with a base of 501/601 get even longer durability, but thinking about a move to Powerlock if it holds up well.
 
ski2 said:
How does the durability and "look" of Menzerna Powerlock compare with the durability and "look" of DG 105 ???

With a coat of the DG105/601 cocktail I easily get 6 months and with a base of 501/601 get even longer durability, but thinking about a move to Powerlock if it holds up well.
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Remembering some quotes from our Detail Father Bob, he once said "the grass isn't alway's greener looking over the fence":xyxthumbs:
 
Powerlock's look is on par with four star upp's, which is very, very high, IME. I can't speek for its durability because I keep layering other products over it.
 
Power Lock is an awesome looking sealant, works awesome on wheels too. PL is known for having 6 months durability.
 
Thanks for the info!! Is there anyone out there from snow country that can comment of the durability of Powerlock???
 
I used PL last winter on my two daily drivers and held up great through the winter, polished and re-treated in spring so I can't say for anything past that in personal experience. I just put more Powerlock on our van & BF crystal seal on windows last week for this winter and expect great results again.
It's snow, ice, sand and slush all winter here.
 
Powerlock lasted 5 months for me in the midwest winter of last year. There was a span of of 2 months where I didn't do any washes/rinseless washes and the roads seemed like they were always coated with salt.

I think If I maintained it better it would've lasted me even longer. It's also one great looking sealant IMO.
 
Powerlock is on both my daily drivers. I've read enough about its durability that I sincerely believe it will last until spring here in Indiana. And its look and slickness are nothing short of amazing.
 
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