Question about QEW!

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tony_passat

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I've been interested in trying out QEW for quite some time now mainly because it's hard for me to wash out of direct sunlight. The way my house faces (south east), I don't get any shade on my driveway until the sun drops below the hills. This gives me a very small window of opportunity to wash my cars before it gets too dark to see well. I've been burned by tempting fate and washing when the sun was out, and I end up spending hours afterwards trying to removing all the baked on water/soap spots.



So my question is this, can QEW be used in direct sunlight given that you are washing then drying one panel at a time? I would think that the soap/water wouldn't have enough time to dry out if you worked fairly quickly. I'm really hoping that QEW is the ticket for me.



Thanks y'all.



Tony
 
Absolutely. I even asked Scott about this once and he just told me the obvious - simply wash a smaller area and wipe it dry before it has a chance to dry out on you. This way you could even wash a black car in the blazing sun if you do it right. :)
 
Thanks a lot guys! I'm really looking forward to trying it now! Just ordered myself a couple of 16oz. bottles for $10 from Protect All's website.



Tony
 
tony_passat said:
Thanks a lot guys! I'm really looking forward to trying it now! Just ordered myself a couple of 16oz. bottles for $10 from Protect All's website.



Tony
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I just saw that deal earlier....unfortunately I can't stop myself from buying!!!:( :D
 
Yes Ive used QEW in direct Sunlight in Australian Summer. 32deg celsius.

One panel at a time.......worked fine.



Dan
 
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