Hey guys,
Wondering if there is much difference between say using,
Cquartz Dlux vs Cquartz UK 3.0?
I have used UK 3.0 in the past on wheels and it seems to be pretty good. But wondering if using Dlux would give any benefits?
Thanks
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Hey guys,
Wondering if there is much difference between say using,
Cquartz Dlux vs Cquartz UK 3.0?
I have used UK 3.0 in the past on wheels and it seems to be pretty good. But wondering if using Dlux would give any benefits?
Thanks
If you already have CQ UK I think it's fine to use that. DLux might last a little more but the application is also not as easy. I did use DLux because I had already purchased it to use on plastics and trim so did the wheels with it.
Whats different between the application?Quote:
Originally Posted by BSoares
You should be able to find some good info in this related thread
https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...tml?highlight=
DLux is a little more grabby and not as smooth to wipe off but it's not hard. Just not as easy as UK.Quote:
Originally Posted by bryanviper
boomerang coming in............look at using GYEON's Q2 RIM. I LOVE it. Great product and has lasted 1.5yrs without issue on my car that is winter driven. application is super easy too. Very forgiving working time too. I can do an entire face of a wheel then wipe off without issue. Just a thought. It's my go-to wheels coating and I always keep a bottle on hand. WOrks great on exhaust tips too.
That is pretty good. It started to struggle for me as it got closer to a year. I agree that it is easy to work with but me personally I won’t be using it again. Just fell a bit short in the long term.Quote:
Originally Posted by TTQ B4U
I’ve had success with CQUK though.