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Title: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: Jimmymature on 30 January 2011, 19:55

Hi guys, how much/little cr@p would you use quick detailer on? I know you can use it on light dust but I'm not sure if I can use on a light dirty car?

As always your advice is appreciated.

Jim

Title: Re: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: waxamomo on 30 January 2011, 20:54

I'm really not a fan on even a dusty car so slightly dirty is a big no in my book. Other people may have different opinions though. ONR would be much better for a slightly dirty car.

Title: Re: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: Jimmymature on 30 January 2011, 21:36

Quote from: waxamomo on 30 January 2011, 20:54

I'm really not a fan on even a dusty car so slightly dirty is a big no in my book. Other people may have different opinions though. ONR would be much better for a slightly dirty car.

might be a noob question but what's ONR?

Jim

Title: Re: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: Dan J on 30 January 2011, 21:50

optimum no rinse its a wash solution that you dont have to wash off.

im with chris on qd's, i never use them on even light dust.

Title: Re: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: Steve30 on 31 January 2011, 18:16

Its a close call this one, just got to be very carefull as the dust will scratch the car, I always give it a rinse first. :cool:

Title: Re: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: Tazzy on 31 January 2011, 21:18

were as me on the other hand, i highly rate quick detailers, but not for full on cleaning, theyre only really for that last touch up, read the other threads in this section about quick detailers

Title: Re: How dirty with Quick Detailer?
Post by: waxamomo on 01 February 2011, 17:24

Quote from: Jimmymature on 30 January 2011, 21:36

Quote from: waxamomo on 30 January 2011, 20:54

I'm really not a fan on even a dusty car so slightly dirty is a big no in my book. Other people may have different opinions though. ONR would be much better for a slightly dirty car.

might be a noob question but what's ONR?

Jim

Sorry, I should have put a link to it, here you go:

http://www.waxamomo.co.uk/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=633&idcategory=