Duragloss 932 Rinseless Wash with Aquawax, 128 fl. oz, 1 Pack

Good stuff, makes a rinseless with a little protection and good dirt release out of the wash media but I use it a little stronger than recommended at 1 oz/gallon of water. However, it makes an AWESOME spray wax at around 8-10:1. The spray wax has nice slickness and beads water great. I've tested the longevity of the wax capabilities and it still beads after multiple commercial touch free washes. It can be a little smeary and require a second towel in some instances if too strong and for only $1 you can make a bottle of spray wax that works better than most commonly available products. I also keep ONR for other tasks where I don't want the wax, but this stuff is worth a try. Duragloss 931 is the same product in a smaller container if you want to try a smaller amount.

Not sure why this doesn’t have more reviews. It’s been around for a long time. Duragloss products provide one of the best bang-for-buck values in the detailing world. I have tried almost all the rinseless wash products out there and I always come back to DG. It does a really good job cleaning and leave the car nice a slick with a layer of their famous Aquawax sealant that is mixed into this product. You get all this at usually the lowest cost per wash in the market for quality rinseless washes. What makes this stand out over the rest of the rinseless washes is it makes my favorite detailing sprays out there. Directions say to use 3oz. of 931/932 to 16 oz of water. I actually only use 2. It works great to wipe off pollen and light dust between washes. It’s also great at a drying aid after normal washes. It’s cost and longevity is what make it the best in my book. I have had it last beading water for over 2 months but I would feel confident to tell you that 1 month is no problem. It is the most inexpensive quick detailer on the market and leaves you car so slick. But can outlast some of the most expensive. I also use it to pre treat heavily soiled areas on the car prior to doing a rinseless wash to assure no scratches. I will probably always have other rinseless washes because I just like trying other products. But if you forced me to live with only one detailing product it would be DG932. And it’s not even close.

Diragloss released this with little fanfare when many companies released similar rinseless and waterless washes. Best used for light dust, and spot cleaning. This one is a bright pink which stands out if premixed in spray bottle. It also has a good synthetic type wax which offers some additional gloss and slickness. It’s very good and on par with products like ONR and P&S.

What’s not to like about this. Very easy to use and smells great. There is a bit of wax in this so it leaves some protection. Slick and shine are decent on a black car thats never had a paint correction or polish. Just the wash itself created lot of beading after rain. I tried as a QD as recommended in the package (3 oz to 16 oz) but it streaked and was difficult to remove. You may probably have to adjust this according to your need. 1 oz to 32 oz worked for me the best. I also used it on interior and it worked well on glasses as well. Pros - Gallon size is the best bang for buck Multiple use and dilution ratios, so one product in all. Smells fantastic Leaves a decent protection with the wax Cons- Not marketed or hyped enough Technology is not latest( lol, whatever that means) QD ratio listed in the package may be a little too much of product. Go easy

This stuff at under $40 was unbeatable. Industry leading dirt removal, no need for a dedicated bug and tar remover, it was that good. Super slick and excellent gloss. Decent durability, maybe a month or two beading outdoors 24/7. With the new price, Wolfgang Uber it is. Hope Jerry and BIll (the DG brothers) have a great retirement, I'm not funding your yacht.

I’ve waited several months before writing this review. I’m convinced this is the Excalibur of rinseless wash products. The gloss, the slickness, the price point, the end result. One ounce per gallon of water is the best dilution. One to two ounces of product in a 32 ounce spray bottle, rest fill with water. My car is 4 years old and looks better than when I bought it. A full rinseless wash takes me 30 min. I do that twice a week and always love the end results. I’ve used SIO2 infused rinseless washes, as well as carnauba and acrylic based ones. Duragloss is the king of them all. My second place product would be McKee’s SIO2 rinseless, but for the price, you can’t beat Duragloss.

Impressive performance and results for the amount spent. At under $40 for a gallon, it hits above its weight. From rinseless to waterless/quick detailing, and even interior wipedowns, this is hard to beat. Dollar per dollar, Duraloss ranks up there with more expensive rinseless offerings. I have Blackfire, Ultima, Wolfgang, McKees, Pinnacle, and a few other rinseless concentrates on the shelf, but found reaching for 932 more often than not. The only thing I'm not too fond of is the scent (cheap candy cherry), but that's subjective from person to person. Depends on the condition of build up road film, I would sometime add an extra .5 oz to the recommended dilution for additional lubricity without buffing off/haze issues. As for quickdetailing, I've found 1:16 ratio to be the sweet spot for light cleaning and touch ups. Anything heavier tends to streak and requires additional effort to buff off. This works extremely well for my 06 Forester XT. Subaru clear coat is ridiculously sensitive and would scratch if you stare at it too long. Duragloss 932 has performed exceptionally well at this price point.

I have about used this whole jug and am going to buy another. I can clean and wax my car quickly. I recommend using one microfiber towel to apply then use two more towels to simultaneously dry and polish.

Excellent product for washing car In appartments as no need for hose rinse.