DP 4 in 1 - Mixup for QD -2 Thumbs ^

**ehuth1** · 03-11-2007, 10:19 PM

Well per the title of this thread how many of you AG's have ventured off to make some of this up per the instructions on the 128oz jug??

Quick review if you haven't. I'm impressed !

Once mixed up the color is orange still
Streak free once wiped with MF
I'm going to put my money where my mouth is and say it's a MUST HAVE!!!
It made a Souveran waxed car completly superslick after a quick wipedown!
Recent customer asked did you re-wax my car?

Quick Detailer - Per AG website
This is where the polymers really shine. The proprietary polymers bond to the paint as the lubricants allow dust and dirt to be wiped away scratch-free. The polymers leave a slick, high gloss finish that is a brilliant complement to any existing wax coat. Since DP Four-In-One is water-based, it’s safer for you and your vehicle than traditional, oil-based quick detailers. Enjoy the slick shimmer and convenience of a quick detailer without any of the drawbacks!

**Nuke33** · 03-11-2007, 10:24 PM

Thats a great idea, do you think adding a little spray wax in there would help at all
?

**nick19** · 03-11-2007, 10:25 PM

Originally Posted by Nuke33

Thats a great idea, do you think adding a little spray wax in there would help at all
?

Which one?

I love DP's 4-in-1. I actually put it in a spray bottle, 2oz, and wash my dusted car with it. I use two MF's. One for each side. Beats washing in the middle of the week....

**ehuth1** · 03-11-2007, 10:28 PM

It works pretty good in stock form but...... There can always be modifiers

Poly Booster?? I think I'll experiment, heck I got 120oz's left!!

**nick19** · 03-11-2007, 10:29 PM

Originally Posted by ehuth1

It works pretty good in stock form but...... There can always be modifiers

Poly Booster?? I think I'll experiment, heck I got 120oz's left!!

Dang! I bought the 32oz, and have only used it three times. I thought I would use it more often... I have tooooo many QD's right now, but after a few gallons of QS, and PB's S&G I will more than likely try this out.

**Nuke33** · 03-11-2007, 10:31 PM

I was thinking maybe an OX of optimum car wax but it might streak

**nick19** · 03-11-2007, 10:33 PM

Originally Posted by Nuke33

I was thinking maybe an OX of optimum car wax but it might streak

OZ of wax to how many OZ's of this QD?

Bobjones · 03-11-2007, 10:34 PM

I did this the other day and boy was I also impressed. I also have the waterless wash gear for harder to clean areas (ie more dirty than dusty) and have to say that its better as with the waterless wash I have to follow with the gloss booster.

I will also be making it up soon as a clay lube to see how that goes!!!

**ehuth1** · 03-11-2007, 10:36 PM

i would think start out light then test a panel, this would also test the application to check for streaking.. I would probably just spray the waterhose on that panel to test the strength of the wax. I know thats not a true durability test, but you could get out some nxt and wash the panel then check the strength vs. just washed.