Initial Duragloss Impression...and a question

[ruleof72]

:hifive: :heelclick :woot::2thumbs:



That pretty much describes my initial impression of Duragloss 101. I have a dark green Passat and for the last three years I have used Klasse AIO and SG. Overall I have been happy with the results but I am just about out of that so I started reading up on alternatives. I wanted something that would give a "deeper" shine. Duragloss seemed like a decent option so I found some 101 and AW at my local Carquest. I couldn't get the 105 without ordering it, I'll have it next week.



I got home and washed the car, clayed it and put on the 101. I let it dry then buffed it off. Immediately I was able to see a deeper shine on the car compared to the Klasse. So far, so good. But, since I don't have the 105 yet I have a question:



Now that I have the 101 on, should I wait until I get the 105, wash the car, put it on then apply some AW or can I put on some AW now and put the 105 on next week?



I'm looking for a little advice:bow from the experts here.

 

[wannafbody]

wait, apply the 105 and then apply AW-I think you'll like the look.

 

[Carl Anderson]

I have started using Duragloss and am favorably impressed. It is easy to apply and remove, and gives great refectivity and also carnuba like dept. Only thing I do not like is the odor.

 

[Scottwax]

101 is definitely more carnauba looking (ie depth) than Klasse AIO. Makes both a good carnauba or sealant base.