Antonio Wright
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After using S&W. What would be the best QD to use?
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chaotik said:S&W+ samples??????????????????????????????????????????? (cough) tester (cough)
Anyone- is there really enough carnuba content in QD's to affect the bonding of another sealant application?
skifreak122 said:just to clear some things up...
Antonio- are you wanting to be able to apply more coats of ex-p later on?
Anyone- is there really enough carnuba content in QD's to affect the bonding of another sealant application?
Sure! YOu would -- wouldn't you? Just when I got settled in with Adam's Detail Spray.Poorboy said:the first sample of QD+ to be seen...it looks like a carnauba product and it's pretty slick and nice gloss on our initial trial over light dust on awd330's Beemer trunk....now the other one is an interesting product should we call it S&W + :rofl it cleans a little and makes the finish incredibley slick and shiny:naughty
I had a chance to play with a sample of S&W+ yesterday. Very nice product! It produces a similar look to a custom mixture that I use as my regular QD (3 parts S&W to 1 part Meg's Final Detail). However, it's far less prone to streaking than the Final Detail mix. Cleaning ability isn't quite as strong with my mixture, but it still seems to clean better than most other QD sprays I've tried. I will have to try adding a little S&W to S&W+ to see if I can increase it's cleaning ability without downgrading it's appearance. (Caution: Mad scientist at work.Poorboy said:....now the other one is an interesting product should we call it S&W + :rofl it cleans a little and makes the finish incredibley slick and shiny:naughty
hd-nut said:I am looking for qd to use over ex-p too. I am looking to toss a coat of EX-p
on my bike every 2-3 weeks. Will using a QD in between cause a bonding issue with layering EX-P. The bike is black, and I want to keep it looking as wet as possible.