Duragloss products for interior (923, 952 and 581)

[DanielBoondock]

In one of the factory tour videos on YT from years ago I caught that the tour guide recommended using Duragloss products for fiberglass care. Specifically 501 exterior wax (unless you SiO2 coat obviously), and 923 and 952 interior. When I was at the factory I noticed that in service they were selling the 923 wipe down, and they also had the Duragloss black streak remover, which I picked up. My review ...

Duragloss FC (Fast Clean & Shine)

Quick detailer. Seems fine, I recommend gloves. Leaves a scent which dissipates. Mild spray soap - or water, would probably clean as well but I suppose this is doing some kind of surface care. 

Marine & RV Black Streak Eliminator 581 

I had noticed from videos that people will get marks on the fiberglass from stainless items rattling around. I'm a little fussy about this trailer and didn't want that, but on our inagural trip it wasn't set up fully so I got a few, so I tried this. It actually works! Spray on (careful of runs), let sit 15 seconds, than wipe off, and wipe with straight water. Repeat, and it does remove light marks. Deeper scratches (I have a few) are harder, but keep at it. 

Question

Anybody tried Aquawax (951) on the interior? 

[topgun2]

2 hours ago, DanielBoondock said:

Anybody tried Aquawax (951) on the interior? 

Eleven years ago while at my first Oliver Owner's Rally a former owner showed me a mixture of Duragloss products that has kept the interior of my looking like it just came off the showroom floor.  I believe that Duragloss may have changed the numbers of their products - but -  here is the receipe that has worked all these years:

In a small spray bottle (I got mine at the Dollar Store) mix four parts Duragloss interior detailer (923) with one part Duragloss Aquawax (952).

While I do not use it on the floor due to not wanting the floor to be slippery, I do use this spray on everything else - counters, stove, microwave, stainless steel, all fiberglass (walls, ceiling, bathroom), the mirrored cabinet doors, the mirrored bathroom door, everything.  Take a microfiber cloth and fold it, wipe the spray with one side, turn the cloth over and wipe again with the other side and I'm done.  The interior detailer cleans and the small amount of wax contained in the Aquawax leaves just enough was on the surface to help dirt to not stick to the surface.

Bill

p.s.  Duragloss can be contacted at:  www.duragloss.com

[Boudicca908]

1 hour ago, topgun2 said:

Duragloss interior detailer (923) with one part Duragloss Aquawax (952).

Bill, 

I've been meaning to ask you about this. After you shared that info with me last summer, I tried to locate those products.

On the Duragloss website, when I search for "923" the only result I see is "921", and similarly for "952" I only see "951".  And if I search "interior detailer" I see "491"....  It's as though they have switched around the product names and numbers. Can you confirm which of these are the right products?

Thanks!

Edited 2 hours ago by Boudicca908
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[topgun2]

42 minutes ago, Boudicca908 said:

Can you confirm which of these are the right products?

Toni - 

Sorry, but, the last numbers that I have for interior detailer and Aquawax are 923 and 952 as mentioned above.

I'd suggest to either call them at 336-229-1303 or email them at info@duragloss.com

They have always been very nice and I'm sure that they can tell you which of their products are equal to the interior detailer and Aquawax.

Hope you are doing well!

Bill

p.s.  just went to the Duragloss site and did a search for both 923 and 952.  Both came up as 921 and 951 as you mentioned.  But, in looking at the picture and description of the product it appears to me that both are the same as they used to be at the different numbers.  The 951 is still  labeled as "Aquawax" but the 921 is labeled as "Fast Clean and Shine".  

Edited 1 hour ago by topgun2