Couple DG ?'s

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2. Invisible glass
 
It depends - ususally whatever I grab first. These are in no particular order.

1. 303, Meguiar's Natural Shine, Meguiar's Hyper Shine 3:1, Meguiar's #40.

2. Sprayway, SC Clearly Better, Bon Ami, NXT, Sparkle.
 
I think the OP is referring to DG products.



Tires- Whatever is their water based dressing. I have a full bottle of the Wet Look Solvent Dressing, and while incredibly durable, too greasy and sticky for me.



Glass-ahhh, if they have a glass cleaner, then that.
 
NSXTASY said:
I think the OP is referring to DG products.



Tires- Whatever is their water based dressing. I have a full bottle of the Wet Look Solvent Dressing, and while incredibly durable, too greasy and sticky for me.



Glass-ahhh, if they have a glass cleaner, then that.
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Thank you , I'm asking about DG stuff as title says . I have plenty of the other stuff , but wondering which DG stuff people prefer.
 
With DG, i use Non silicone tire dressing DG321. It does not sling and not too shiny, which i like.



Once in a while i use DG Nu-Glass DG755 if i notice hard to remove waterspots on my windows. Otherwise i just use Stoner's IG.



I like them because they are cheap and fairly effective.
 
1) Tire Dressing - I prefer the Wet Look Tire dressing from DG because of its durability. I prefer its looks after a wash or after the shine goes away. IMO as far as greasiness is concerned, it's no different than other solvent-based dressings. The difference though is that it lasts quite a bit longer, but unfortunately it's costs also quite a bit more than other dressings. That would be my main reason for not buying it again.



2) Glass - I don't have DG's glass cleaner, but I do have their Rain Repel, which if you read the product description is also considered a glass cleaner. From my understanding, it's supposed to be used on the outside of the glass (for its rain repelling capability) but I often find that if I dry my windows first after a wash, a glass cleaner is not necessary. Also, I don't see much of a difference as far as water repellency goes when compared to just using AquaWax on your glass. If you have AW already, I personally wouldn't bother with Rain Repel.



One difference though is that Rain Repel can be mixed IIRC 1:1 for use in your windshield washer reservoir. So recently I just started using up my Rain Repel for this purpose to get rid of the product. We haven't had any rain lately, but so far it's been a pretty good windshield washer cleaner when diluted with distilled water. I can't say that it's amazing compared to RainX washer fluid or Prestone's washer fluid, but it works just as well if not better from what I can see.
 
1- dg 253. not too glossy and dries very quickly. one of my favorites.

2- dg 761. just started using it. works fine so far.
 
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