NXT speed Detailer?
#16
09-07-2005, 06:34 PM
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Clarification of product use
Rockpick- I am sorry. I probably didn't explain myself correctly. I meant that i didn't like Meguiars QD . I didn't mean to intend it should be used for applications other than what the label says, although i did say it might be good for use with clay. Othwise, use at your own risk. I like Mother's Showtime for detailing in between washings. 
#17
09-08-2005, 12:41 AM
Originally Posted by exx
Gotta be very careful using these as just spraying something on your car then wiping is a good way to scratch it. I usually will always hit vehicle with a quick rinse to get dust and debris off so your not rubbing it in. Unless its just a small area bird crap or something Ill just use the stuff to quickly clean that off.
Not a terrible piece of advice because I think we've all wondered, at one time or another, if the finish was too dirty to QD versus washing.
That's an important thing to considere. Make sure that it's a LIGHT non-bonded coat of dust or a simple smear. If it's much more than that, a full wash is highly recommended.
RP
#18
09-08-2005, 12:43 AM
Originally Posted by bob1
Rockpick- I am sorry. I probably didn't explain myself correctly. I meant that i didn't like Meguiars QD . I didn't mean to intend it should be used for applications other than what the label says, although i did say it might be good for use with clay. Othwise, use at your own risk. I like Mother's Showtime for detailing in between washings.
I've always been a pretty big fan of Meguiar's QD but, to each his own!
The key is to find a product that you like and use it... Sounds like you're doing just that! Cheers,
RP