Quick Detailer is not Quik Detailer

[Zitosonic]

a few days ago i went to the paint shop to see what new they have in stock and realize that when people speak about using Quick Detailer on a rotary buffer they mean using this



not this



and i wonder why Meguiar's marketing use the same term (when spelled) to name different products ?

i know its very hard to damage paint using Meguiar's products as recommended... but can you image someone buffing Quik Detailer (mist and wipe) using a W-4000 wool pad at 1500 rpm's ?

[Boss_429]

All the more reason to read the directions on the back label!

[Rick]

Well you'd hope that someone would be smart enough to at least realize there's about a $20 price difference between the two products.

BTW both are great products. Quick Detailer is an awsome product when you are pressed for time too.

[gb387]

i know its very hard to damage paint using Meguiar's products as recommended... but can you image someone buffing Quik Detailer (mist and wipe) using a W-4000 wool pad at 1500 rpm's ?

OUCH! I would hope they would have the brains to figure it out. First if they are using a rotary they need to have a clue to start with. You are riight there are all kinds of people out there and you just never know.

[Rockpick]

It is slightly confusing but, you must understand that they are from two different product lines within the Meguiar's line-up; the consumer line and the professional line.

Naturally, we discuss all of the above here and thus, it would be somewhat confusing I suppose.

Keep in mind, the folks over at Meguiar's typically don't call a product 'Quick Detailer'. They'll call it M-66 or or A-33. Which are the polish and spray respectively.

RP