I used the Duragloss 901 car wash= awesome! Very sudsy and lubricated and you don't need a lot. I used the Duragloss 101 which is polish and a cleaner; it was ok, not a real deep shine on its own until I hit it with collinite 476s. Finally I tried the Car Pro PERL tire dressing; don't know about durability yet but makes a nice deep shine without having to use half a bottle and not glossy like some of the sling-off coatings.
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pld said:
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Having used plenty of 476S, I can't imagine why anybody would find it hard to buff off
:nixweissI mean, seriously, it just buffs right off. I even apply to the entire vehicle before buffing off and sometimes that means it sits there unbuffed for quite a while.
I suppose that maybe if it were applied goofy-thick and/or applied to an imperfectly prepped surface (think: "oxidation" perhaps), but it's just *never* been tough for me.
One thing though, you do have to watch using certain QDs on it, at least until it's finished curing/whatever-it-does. I tried a quick and gently buffing on fresh 476S using FK425, figured it'd give it a nice finishing touch; wrong, it messed up the 476S something awful, creating pseudo-holograms that I couldn't buff away. Utterly ruined a minutes-old wax job and forced me to redo the vehicle.
Bill D
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I'm not surprised anyone likes that Duragloss car wash and PERL. When I'm not using the Griot's car wash, they remain staples in my product collection.