Product Recommendation Needed

[chief0941]

Hey guys,
I just got a 2017 Tahoe in black. Having new truckitis, and the fact that my job is at the end of a 1/4 mile dirt road I try and wash my truck every 3 days or so to keep her looking presentable. All I`m doing is running poorboys slick foam wash with a pressure washer and then Slick and Suds with wax as a quick scrub down wash, then I just dry her off with a couple of amazing microfiber towels that i got from Griot`s Garage. In about 20 min I`m done with the outside.

Since I don`t have time to give her a proper wax job, I`m looking for a quick (if possible) spray wax or spray and buff product to try and keep the paint protected after these quick washes that I give the truck. So I guess I`m looking for a maintenance product used after a quick wash that will protect the paint.

Any recommendations would be really appreciated.

Thank you

[AZpolisher15]

Duragloss Aquawax is at the top of my list. In your case, I'd avoid products claiming to have a carnauba component (due to dust adherence). Meguiars Ultimate Quick Wax is another good one. There are lots of options- any spray wax AG sells will serve you well.

You could also look into a WOWA sealant (wipe on walk away). Examples are Ultima Paint Guard Plus (UPGP) and Blackfire Crystal Seal. Both are stellar products. You literally spray a spritz or two per panel, spread with an applicator, and they "flash" away before your eyes. UPGP flashes super fast- like right behind your applicator when you're spreading it. BFCS takes a little longer to flash and seems to go on a little thicker. You could use one of these sealants every couple of months. It literally takes like 10 minutes to seal a vehicle. And then you can use Aquawax as a drying aid after washes if you wish, but it wouldn't be necessary.

[ronkh57]

Mckees 37 Hydro Blue Sio2 Spray Coating

[ViperGuy21]

Blackfire Crystal Seal gets my vote.

Super quick and easy application, and looks great. Pretty decent protection too, especially for how quick and easy it is to use

[Klasse Act]

303 Aerospace Quick Wax will give you what you need, very underated product! Once you use it you'll be glad you did, sleeper product in a sea of new products this year👍👍

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[AZpolisher15]

303 Aerospace Quick Wax will give you what you need, very underated product! Once you use it you'll be glad you did, sleeper product in a sea of new products this year����

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I just tried it today for the first time. No streaking, super easy wipe off. Nice shine. Doubles as a detail spray for light dust removal. Not as slick as some other spray waxes. I'm anxious to see the water behavior.

[custmsprty]

Blackfire Midnight Sun Spray Carnauba, you can count on 4-6 weeks of good solid protection.


BLACKFIRE Midnight Sun Spray Wax, spray car wax, aerosol wax

[Eric@CherryOnTop]

Blackfire Midnight Sun Spray Carnauba, you can count on 4-6 weeks of good solid protection.


BLACKFIRE Midnight Sun Spray Wax, spray car wax, aerosol wax

Second, when I got my new (used) car in June last year, I didn't have time to do a proper wash and sealant on it until the following spring. Rinseless washes with Midnight Sun spray wax as a drying aid made the black paint super slick and shiny and got me through a New York winter.

[ducksfan]

If i lived on a dirt road (again - long time ago), I would try Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish. There's a thread on her where a poster referenced to a video made by another poster (The guy who runs a detail business with his sister), the dust shedding capabilities of Fast Finish compared to Reload. Impressive. Maybe someone can post the thread.

[AZpolisher15]

If i lived on a dirt road (again - long time ago), I would try Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish. There's a thread on her where a poster referenced to a video made by another poster (The guy who runs a detail business with his sister), the dust shedding capabilities of Fast Finish compared to Reload. Impressive. Maybe someone can post the thread.

^^ another solid choice considering the OP's circumstances.