D114 or Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine?

[Mike Honcho]

If you were driving cross country and could only take one of the above, which one would it be?

[Mask]

Meguiars D114 as always ^^

[jmsc]

I prefer D114 but on a long trip I would take ONR because of the additional polymers it leaves behind.

[FUNX650]

Meguiar's D114:
It's been stated by Meguiar's that this
product: doesn't leave anything behind.

As such:
I must conclude that this also means that D114
leaves no "additional polymers" behind. :dblthumb2:


Bob

[Mike Honcho]

Is that a bad thing? Polymers being left behind?

[Bunky]

Is that a bad thing? Polymers being left behind?

ONR's polymers give it that added shine. The shine is not long lasting.

[Mantilgh]

Or you could make it D115 or ONRWW to intentionally leave some polymers.

[Mike Honcho]

I'm looking for a versatile rinseless I could also use as a QD and clay lube. I plan on also using it to wash the bugs off the front end every couple days between its weekly wash and D156 wipe down.

[dcjredline]

Meguiars D114

[Mask]

I'm looking for a versatile rinseless I could also use as a QD and clay lube. I plan on also using it to wash the bugs off the front end every couple days between its weekly wash and D156 wipe down.

Without a doubt
D114 is what you after ^^

[FUNX650]

Is that a bad thing? Polymers being left behind?
I'm going to take for granted that before you embark
on a trip over any great distance...that you will have
applied a dedicated LSP, of your liking, to the vehicle...
Correct?


I'll say that you probably chose that type of LSP (Wax,
Sealant, Coating, Hybrid) because of what you have
discerned to be its: "perceived and valued characteristics",
being that those are/could be: gloss/shine/beading/protection/longevity/slickness/other.

My question is:
Why use a product that is said to:
"leave something behind"...
something that will have the propensity to change the
aforementioned "characteristics" of the original LSP?


As to "additional polymers(?)":
-There are tens upon tens upon tens of thousands:
"polymers"...



Bob

[Mike Honcho]

Wolfgang Sealant 3.0 is my LSP of choice.

[Mike Honcho]

And Black Maple Hill is my bourbon, of choice.

[FUNX650]

Wolfgang Sealant 3.0 is my LSP of choice.
In that case, then:
I, for one, sure wouldn't want to change its characteristics.
I would use Meguiar's D114.

And:
Since it's an over-the-road trip:
My choice of its dilution ratio would be 1:128.


Bob

[Mike Honcho]

He has spoken. D114 it shalt be. Thanks Bob.