I seen on a post the other day your not supposed to use uqd when claying? But quick detailer is okay.Is this true? And why? Thanks.
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Re: claying with ultimate quick detailer?
Originally posted by sstg View PostWhat # is quick detailer in the pro line? Is it #15
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Ive also read that UQD actually provides to MUCH lubricity and doesnt let the clay do its job. Weather or not thats true, Im not sure.
Its so $$ idk why you would want to use it as a lube anyway.Current Jeep: 2004 Jeep Liberty with stuff
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Originally posted by BlueLibby04 View PostIve also read that UQD actually provides to MUCH lubricity and doesnt let the clay do its job. Weather or not thats true, Im not sure.
Its so $$ idk why you would want to use it as a lube anyway.
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Originally posted by BlueLibby04 View PostIve also read that UQD actually provides to MUCH lubricity and doesnt let the clay do its job. Weather or not thats true, Im not sure.
Its so $$ idk why you would want to use it as a lube anyway.
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Re: claying with ultimate quick detailer?
No problem... It doesnt matter as much for us DIY guys, but for those running a busness, being able to buy in bulk from the Pro and Detailer line can really help out with costs.
Just FYI, there is a Pro-Line UQD (#135 I believe), which is probably cheaper in bulk than the Consumer Line UQD.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue
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