Mixing S&W with S&G

[uflraptor]

Steve,

I came across a comment you made in the tread below. The question was asked “Whats everyones favorite quick detailer?”. You responded “I like the combo of S&W and S&G 70/30 it's the best of both worlds”. I curious if you would share more information.

Just to clarify this is this 70% S&W and 30% S&G? Do you use this in place of straight S&G?

What are situations when you would revert back to 100% S&W or 100% S&G.


As always thanks for your help.

Shawn

http://www.detailcity.org/forums/lsps-last-step-products/21147-whats-everyones-favorite-quick-detailer.html

 

[Poorboy]

Steve,

I came across a comment you made in the tread below. The question was asked “Whats everyones favorite quick detailer?”. You responded “I like the combo of S&W and S&G 70/30 it's the best of both worlds”. I curious if you would share more information.

Just to clarify this is this 70% S&W and 30% S&G? Do you use this in place of straight S&G?

What are situations when you would revert back to 100% S&W or 100% S&G.


As always thanks for your help.

Shawn

http://www.detailcity.org/forums/ls...-whats-everyones-favorite-quick-detailer.html

For normal QDing the 70/30 mixture is a great combo ...and yes it's 70 S&W /30 S&G

When you need to do cleaning, that's when 100% S&W is used and when the car is clean and you want to add extra gloss or slickness you use 100% S&G ...I also use 100% S&G after washing and before drying to make the drying process faster, slicker and glossier results