Originally Posted by SirTanon
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by PimTac
It's not a replacement for a good wax or sealant job. What it does is add some longevity to the current finish.
Which is basically what quick detailers do as well. I'm just trying to get the purpose of the wax while you dry products...
I must disagree. The purpose of a Quick Detailer is to provide some lubrication during a quick wipe-down.. such as what one would do to get a light coat of dust off the car. As a rule, they RARELY have wax or other protectants in them. They frequently have shine enhancers, but those are an entirely different thing.
A wax-as-you-dry product, on the other hand, DOES provide a very little bit of wax/protection during its application.
That's not what I've learned about quick detailers. From everything I've read about them, quick detailers are meant to prolong the existing wax or sealant, as well as cleaning off dust and other contaminants...
Originally Posted by grampi
Originally Posted by PimTac
It's not a replacement for a good wax or sealant job. What it does is add some longevity to the current finish.
Which is basically what quick detailers do as well. I'm just trying to get the purpose of the wax while you dry products...
I must disagree. The purpose of a Quick Detailer is to provide some lubrication during a quick wipe-down.. such as what one would do to get a light coat of dust off the car. As a rule, they RARELY have wax or other protectants in them. They frequently have shine enhancers, but those are an entirely different thing.
A wax-as-you-dry product, on the other hand, DOES provide a very little bit of wax/protection during its application.
That's not what I've learned about quick detailers. From everything I've read about them, quick detailers are meant to prolong the existing wax or sealant, as well as cleaning off dust and other contaminants...