Curious as to what "wax free" quick detailers are used by members.
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What exactly is a wax free detailer and what's the benefits? What exactly are they made of?
3d detailing products has a product called final touch, it leaves a great shine and smells good,it is a professional product,a little spary goes a long way, I have had 1 gallon for last over six months,
https://www.amazon.com/3D-Auto-Detailing-Products-403G01/dp/B0007RVLHW
https://www.amazon.com/3D-Auto-Detailing-Products-403G01/dp/B0007RVLHW
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I've been using Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash, diluted appropriately, as my 'Quick Detailer' for some time, but that does have a small amount of Carnauba in it.. but I just picked up some Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash concentrate, which does not have any wax in it. Uber can be diluted heavily for use as a Quick Detailer.
As a rule, though, I like to have at least a tiny bit of wax in my QD products, as I find it useful in 'boosting' the car's wax protection.
As a rule, though, I like to have at least a tiny bit of wax in my QD products, as I find it useful in 'boosting' the car's wax protection.
I don't know about waxless detailers, but I have been using Chemical Guys P40 and it's working great. No streaks or anything. It has wax though.
meguires quik detailer
For an OTC detailer, I would use 303 Speed Detailer. Very good product, better than UQD, and cheaper on Amazon.
Any retail product will be expensive, though. Would recommend getting a waterless wash concentrate and diluting accordingly.
Meguiars D115 is probably the best out there, but is expensive. I just got in some McKee's 37 waterless concentrate and am so far happy.
Any retail product will be expensive, though. Would recommend getting a waterless wash concentrate and diluting accordingly.
Meguiars D115 is probably the best out there, but is expensive. I just got in some McKee's 37 waterless concentrate and am so far happy.
I have seen the ONR and now chemical guys has a rinseless wash option. I have never tried that but sounds appealing on a car that's not overly dirty. I use the waterless wash from chemical guys, ecosmart. I like it, but always like trying different stuff. I like the ecosmart because it dilutes 1oz product per 16oz spray bottle, making my gallon of concentrate last a very long time. I bet you could dilute it even more and use it as a quick detailer spray, but I am currently using the P40 detail spray. I used to use the OTC meguiars and mothers detailer sprays. They work fine, but cheaper to buy gallons.
Saw some stuff online called Finish Kare 425. Same company that makes the synthetic Finish Kare 1000 wax I use. Sounds like it may be good but expensive.
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Saw some stuff online called Finish Kare 425. Same company that makes the synthetic Finish Kare 1000 wax I use. Sounds like it may be good but expensive.
It is good stuff. I use it. It is a bit on the pricey side, but it is also in 32 ounce bottles which is bigger than most of the competition which tends to be 16 to 24 ounces.
Saw some stuff online called Finish Kare 425. Same company that makes the synthetic Finish Kare 1000 wax I use. Sounds like it may be good but expensive.
It is good stuff. I use it. It is a bit on the pricey side, but it is also in 32 ounce bottles which is bigger than most of the competition which tends to be 16 to 24 ounces.
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Saw some stuff online called Finish Kare 425. Same company that makes the synthetic Finish Kare 1000 wax I use. Sounds like it may be good but expensive.
It is excellent. I used to use it as a final top off for all details. The slickness and depth are truly amazing. I only bought gallons but back then it could be purchased direct from them for $11.00 per gallon.
That is no longer the case.
Saw some stuff online called Finish Kare 425. Same company that makes the synthetic Finish Kare 1000 wax I use. Sounds like it may be good but expensive.
It is excellent. I used to use it as a final top off for all details. The slickness and depth are truly amazing. I only bought gallons but back then it could be purchased direct from them for $11.00 per gallon.
That is no longer the case.
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