what is a quick detailer product exactly?
i mean what does it do?
i mean what does it do?
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Essentially a spray on wipe off formula that has light cleaning properties to remove dust, fingerprints, light dirt, etc. Most add a shine in addition. Think of it as something you would use in between full car wash sessions to keep it looking nice.
Seeing your location brings up another point though....it would not be the thing to use if the car has sand on it. Sand means much rinsing with pressure prior to washing to avoid marring the paint.
Seeing your location brings up another point though....it would not be the thing to use if the car has sand on it. Sand means much rinsing with pressure prior to washing to avoid marring the paint.
Originally Posted By: sgvaibhav
what is a quick detailer product exactly?
i mean what does it do?
Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Essentially a spray on wipe off formula that has light cleaning properties to remove dust, fingerprints, light dirt, etc. Most add a shine in addition. Think of it as something you would use in between full car wash sessions to keep it looking nice.
Seeing your location brings up another point though....it would not be the thing to use if the car has sand on it. Sand means much rinsing with pressure prior to washing to avoid marring the paint.
Yes, it designed to keep the paint looking tip-top between waxing. It IS NOT designed to put directly onto dirty paint. The painted surface must have just been washed. Or if you have a garage queen, it can be used more often.
I like to use them right after I wash/dry the vehicles. And I prefer to do this after each washing/drying as my main sourse(but not the only sourse) of protection on the paint.
what is a quick detailer product exactly?
i mean what does it do?
Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Essentially a spray on wipe off formula that has light cleaning properties to remove dust, fingerprints, light dirt, etc. Most add a shine in addition. Think of it as something you would use in between full car wash sessions to keep it looking nice.
Seeing your location brings up another point though....it would not be the thing to use if the car has sand on it. Sand means much rinsing with pressure prior to washing to avoid marring the paint.
Yes, it designed to keep the paint looking tip-top between waxing. It IS NOT designed to put directly onto dirty paint. The painted surface must have just been washed. Or if you have a garage queen, it can be used more often.
I like to use them right after I wash/dry the vehicles. And I prefer to do this after each washing/drying as my main sourse(but not the only sourse) of protection on the paint.
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