Question about UQW/D156

[mujjuman]

Hi everyone, it's been a while since I've posted on this forum.

I recently applied 2 base coats of Ultimate Paste Wax to my car a couple weeks ago. Today, I applied UQW to my car as well. Got lucky with no rain, but I did wash my car twice during that time. I plan on maintaining my car on a weekly or bi-weekly basis with UQW, and replacing it with D156 once the bottle runs out. I figure I have about another application left of the UQW bottle so I will order D156 soon.

My questions are, is it true that UQW/D156 is water-based? If true, does that mean that this will wash off quickly during the next few days of rain? I havent used spray waxes and dont have experience with them. I'm hoping that this will extend my base coat of Ultimate Paste Wax until the spring time (wishful thinking?) I will appreciate any and all guidance. Thanks

[Nick Winn]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

Welcome Back!

In my opinion Ultimate Quik Wax / D156 Synthetic X-Press Spray Wax are exceptionally durable for spray waxes. Application is effortless, no white residue on exterior trim, no dry time, while providing amazing gloss. The use of our sprays waxes in-between your regular wax coatings will significantly increase the life of you original wax coating. Personally, our Ultimate Quik Wax / D156 Synthetic X-Press Spray Wax is my #1 favorite product we make.

Nick

[The Guz]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

It will last you a few weeks. Just as Nick mentioned it is durable for a spray wax.

[mujjuman]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

Thanks!! I'll update this thread in the future with my experience

[STRIFE]

When my wife still had a mini van, all I used on it was uqw/ d156.
After every wash, every 2 weeks or so, van always looked great, even received a few compliments

[twisty roads]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

D156 has replaced my "normal" waxing. It is very uncommon for me not to wash my cars every week (7am schedule Saturday mornings) and I use D156 as my LSP. They only time I will use a traditional waxing product like PP365, NXT, GCPW (yes I know I have too many products), is if/when I do anything other then a traditional wash, i.e. decon with iron x, clay, paint correction

[mujjuman]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

Thanks everyone. I'm excited to try this out long-term.
What does LSP stand for? Is there a thread somewhere that explains the abbreviations used here? I'm a bit out of touch now haha.

[Old Bear]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

This link will get you to a list abbreviations.

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?66159-Question-about-UQW-D156&p=582871#post582871#BuCpKGTHBfCJDb0a.97

[mujjuman]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

This link will get you to a list abbreviations.
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...GTHBfCJDb0a.97

Old Bear, this link just links me back to this thread. Can you please try to repost again?

[Old Bear]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

I appologize. Let us see if this works.

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?1293-Meguiars-Online-Acronyms-Product-Links#Vsu2XuFX4EBiXU53.97

Success!

[mujjuman]

Re: Question about UQW/D156

I appologize. Let us see if this works.

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?1293-Meguiars-Online-Acronyms-Product-Links#Vsu2XuFX4EBiXU53.97

Success!

This link works. Thanks for your help!