quick detailing techniques?
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imported_Luster1
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The goal of Quick Detailing is to clean your paint, without having to get out the hose, bucket, carwash soap, washmits, absorbers, etc., etc.
That process could take over an hour and you should be able to QD in about 15 minutes.
Obviously, if your car is too dirty, you should wash. But if it just needs touch-ups, QD'ing is the way to go.
I usually Cali-dust first, just to get the layer of dust off. Then start at the front of the car, spraying QD and using long strokes (MF) from front to back. I use another MF to buff after I have cleaned.
Usually takes 5-7 minutes to do the entire car.
Then I do the wheels. 5 minutes.
Last I clean the tires with Simple Green and some paper towels and dress the tires. That process takes 5-7 minutes.
Total time 15-20 minutes.
If you are in a hurry, you can forget the wheels & tires and be done very quickly.
I QD every day.
I use either Zaino Z-6 or Eagle One Wet Wipe 'N Shine.
That process could take over an hour and you should be able to QD in about 15 minutes.
Obviously, if your car is too dirty, you should wash. But if it just needs touch-ups, QD'ing is the way to go.
I usually Cali-dust first, just to get the layer of dust off. Then start at the front of the car, spraying QD and using long strokes (MF) from front to back. I use another MF to buff after I have cleaned.
Usually takes 5-7 minutes to do the entire car.
Then I do the wheels. 5 minutes.
Last I clean the tires with Simple Green and some paper towels and dress the tires. That process takes 5-7 minutes.
Total time 15-20 minutes.
If you are in a hurry, you can forget the wheels & tires and be done very quickly.
I QD every day.
I use either Zaino Z-6 or Eagle One Wet Wipe 'N Shine.
imported_f150smith1
New member
I tried an alternative to DavidB's process whick works very well for me. I follow his process except I use about a gallon of water and add about 2 ozs of Poorboy's S&W to the water. Seems to make the wet MF glide much easier across the paint.