Using Spray Wax as a quick detailer?

[FCD]

I have some cheap parts store brand Spray wax i bought a while ago.

In July my '75 Capri had a new full respray, followed by a Car Pro Ceramic coating applied about a month later, it came out very well.

Can i use that quick spray on wipe off Spray Wax with a microfibre towel to remove for example the typical finger marks from oily hands , like yesterday when i was doing some stuff under the hood, safely with it instead of a quick detailer?, i tried it yesterday and it seemed to clean it right up easily, it smells like candy too

Maybe it's a silly question i don't know.

 

[JohnnyG]

I do it all the time. I use Griot's 3 in 1 though. My car gets a full wash maybe once or twice a year! Not much dirt/mud here in FL.
By my count, my MB now has about 24 coats of Griot's!

 

[FCD]

I live in the city so my car sits on the upper floor of my apartment building's garage, so the roof is covered and very tall but not fully closed so the wind blows up there quite a bit sometimes, mine also doesn't really get very dirty ever, just a little dusty, no bird poop or anything like that, and the odd finger prints here and there when i'm working on it.

It doesn't rain a lot here either, we have 300 days of sunshine a year, so it really sees rain maybe 10 or less times a year, although in the summer we sometimes get these horrid Saharan dust clouds that often then mix with rain and make a real mess, but the car stays dry in the garage unless we get a really bad storm it may get a very light mist of rain.

Since the fresh paint and applying the coating it's had 3 quick maintenance washes and that's all, just to dust it off.

 

[TurboZedd-R]

I personally like using a Sio2 infused quick detailer for something that is ceramic coated. I think it cleans up nicer and maintains the slickness of the ceramic. However, use what you like, that's my moto with car detailing products. You used a great ceramic so it'll be easy to maintain

 

[f355spider]

I have some cheap parts store brand Spray wax i bought a while ago.

In July my '75 Capri had a new full respray, followed by a Car Pro Ceramic coating applied about a month later, it came out very well.

Can i use that quick spray on wipe off Spray Wax with a microfibre towel to remove for example the typical finger marks from oily hands , like yesterday when i was doing some stuff under the hood, safely with it instead of a quick detailer?, i tried it yesterday and it seemed to clean it right up easily, it smells like candy too

Maybe it's a silly question i don't know.

Yes, of course.
BTW, we need pictures please.

 

[f355spider]

I personally like using a Sio2 infused quick detailer for something that is ceramic coated. I think it cleans up nicer and maintains the slickness of the ceramic. However, use what you like, that's my moto with car detailing products. You used a great ceramic so it'll be easy to maintain

My new favorite as of a couple years ago:
https://www.griotsgarage.com/ceramic-speed-shine/

 

[Spring Break '92]

Adam's CS3 is the BOMB.

 

[chris719]

I have some cheap parts store brand Spray wax i bought a while ago.

In July my '75 Capri had a new full respray, followed by a Car Pro Ceramic coating applied about a month later, it came out very well.

Can i use that quick spray on wipe off Spray Wax with a microfibre towel to remove for example the typical finger marks from oily hands , like yesterday when i was doing some stuff under the hood, safely with it instead of a quick detailer?, i tried it yesterday and it seemed to clean it right up easily, it smells like candy too

Maybe it's a silly question i don't know.

Try Armour Detail Supply Adapt. IMO it is best in category, will clean significantly better and be safer than spray wax. Smells good too.