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Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
Hi,
My detailer used Blackfire Total Polish and Seal as the last step for my 2013 Civic EX.
Which Meguairs product would be the appropriate one to use for light touch ups on top
of the Blackfire....the Quick Wax spray or the Quick Detail spray?
I was thinking one of these products would be a good choice to use in between full
details to remove the usual bird droppings, road bugs, etc.
Or is there a better spray product to use in between details?
Thanks!
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Re: Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
Originally Posted by nodule
Hi,
My detailer used Blackfire Total Polish and Seal as the last step for my 2013 Civic EX.
Which Meguairs product would be the appropriate one to use for light touch ups on top
of the Blackfire....the Quick Wax spray or the Quick Detail spray?
I was thinking one of these products would be a good choice to use in between full
details to remove the usual bird droppings, road bugs, etc.
Or is there a better spray product to use in between details?
Thanks!
Get Both
Use the quick wax for after your washes and use the quick detailer for bird bombs light dust ect.
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Re: Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
I like to apply the wax after a wash then top it with the detailer sometimes.
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Sounds good...I will pickup both than.
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Are all Quick Detailer sprays pretty much the same....Meguiars, Eagle One?
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Re: Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
Originally Posted by nodule
Hi,
My detailer used Blackfire Total Polish and Seal as the last step for my 2013 Civic EX.
Which Meguairs product would be the appropriate one to use for light touch ups on top
of the Blackfire....the Quick Wax spray or the Quick Detail spray?
I was thinking one of these products would be a good choice to use in between full
details to remove the usual bird droppings, road bugs, etc.
Or is there a better spray product to use in between details?
Thanks!
Neither, get Blackfire Wet Diamond Polymer Spray.
2013 Genesis Coupe 3.8 Track Edition
2015 Hyundai Sonata Limited, 2016 Pearl White Nissan Altima SR
2019 Nissan Rogue SL
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Re: Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
Rather than a QD... my vote goes for a waterless wash... of course unless your intend for the QD is for claying.
2012 Acura CBP TL SH-AWD Tech
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I use QD after ever hand washing or RW just to make sure no spots or streaks are left behind.
IMO it just makes it looks so darn pretty.
QW after a full wash , it gives me added shine plus boost my protection up a notch.
Both are very good.
Best part is you can buy them OTC.
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Re: Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
Originally Posted by HateSwirls
I use QD after ever hand washing or RW just to make sure no spots or streaks are left behind.
IMO it just makes it looks so darn pretty.
QW after a full wash , it gives me added shine plus boost my protection up a notch.
Both are very good.
Best part is you can buy them OTC.
I do the same. UQW and UQD are both good. You should get both.
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Re: Meguairs Quick Wax or Quick Detail??
Are you talking about Meguiar's "Ultimate" Quik Wax/Quik Detail Spray?
If so:
Originally Posted by nodule
Which Meguairs product would be the appropriate one to use for light touch ups
>>>the "Ultimate" Quik Detail spray<<<
I was thinking one of these products would be a good choice to use in between full
details to remove the usual bird droppings, road bugs, etc.
IMO...Between washes is a little different than between full details.
Here's a couple of articles by Mike Phillips...from 2008:
I.
Ultimate Quik Detailer...G144...is a revolutionary mist and wipe product that works like a spray detailer and enhances wax protection.
Hydrophobic Polymer Technology delivers an incredibly high surface tension which adds protection and causes water to bead relentlessly–wash after wash!
Perfect for removing dust and fingerprints, Ultimate Quik Detailer leaves an ultra-slick, ultra-dark finish and is safe on all paint finishes.
**NOTE:**
For more information regarding: Quick Detail Sprays...See this more recent MP article:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...s-smudges.html
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The secret to applying Ultimate Quik Wax:
-Apply to clean vehicle
First you need to start with a clean car, you can either wash and dry the car or wipe the car clean using a mist and wipe product like Quik Detailer or Ultimate Quik Detailer.
-Use a dampened microfiber polishing cloth or wax applicator pad
Next you mist Ultimate Quik Wax onto the surface and spread the product around using a clean, plush microfiber polishing cloth folded 4-ways, or a clean wax applicator pad and here's the secret, before starting first dampen your microfiber polishing cloth or wax applicator pad with Ultimate Quik Wax.
-Apply to entire vehicle
Start at one section of the vehicle and continue applying Ultimate Quik Wax using your dampened applicator pad or dampened microfiber polishing cloth until the entire car is covered with a thin coating of wax.
-Allow the thin coating of Ultimate Quik Wax to flash dry.
In normal temperatures and humidity, Ultimate Quik Wax will dry in just a few moments and will be ready to wipe off.
-Follow your path of travel
Wipe off the dried wax by starting where you first applied the product and then follow your path of travel gently and carefully wiping the dried residue off the paint. Use a separate, clean dry microfiber polishing cloth folded 4 ways to remove the dried film of wax. Using a microfiber polishing cloth folded 4-ways provides a thick plush wiping cloth that helps to spread the pressure of your hand out over the surface of the cloth and gives you 8 sides to wipe with.
-The secret explained
The reason a dampened cloth or applicator pad works best is because it's easier to spread out a thin liquid film if your applicator cloth is already wet or damp with the product you're trying to spread out.
If you use a dry cloth to try to spread out a thin, liquid film then at the same time you're trying to spread the product onto the surface the dry cloth is trying to remove or absorb the product off the paint.
Because a dry cloth absorbs liquids, trying to use a dry cloth to spread a liquid will in essence result in you fighting yourself in the process of trying to spread and leave a liquid on the paint.
That's the secret or the correct technique for making it easy to apply a thin coating of a spray-on wax.
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Hope this helps.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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