Ultimate Quick Detailer Question?

[MercedesBenz_Forever]

Re: Ultimate Quick Detailer Question?

I personally use Meguiar's Last Touch undiluted as my go-to tool for removing bird droppings, bugs, or other potentially harmful contamination between washings. Last Touch has a lot of lubrication and oils in it, so it is about as safe as it gets for something like that.

Just remember to spray it onto the bugs and allow it to soak for a minute or so, and then GENTLY wipe away. Never work it into the paint as you risk scratching it.

As for the UQD, I use it as a follow-up after the Last Touch and the final result is stunning!

Mark Kleis, many thanks for your quick response. That is exactly what I was getting at.... I need a product that lubricates good and can remove bug acid and tiny mud particles without harming the paint. So do you recommend I use Last Touch then UQD or would Last Touch be enough?

[Ryan L.]

Re: Ultimate Quick Detailer Question?

UQD would be a great product for what you describe!! Give it a try, you'll love it!

Ryan

[Markus Kleis]

Re: Ultimate Quick Detailer Question?

I personally use Meguiar's Last Touch undiluted as my go-to tool for removing bird droppings, bugs, or other potentially harmful contamination between washings. Last Touch has a lot of lubrication and oils in it, so it is about as safe as it gets for something like that.

Just remember to spray it onto the bugs and allow it to soak for a minute or so, and then GENTLY wipe away. Never work it into the paint as you risk scratching it.

As for the UQD, I use it as a follow-up after the Last Touch and the final result is stunning!

[MercedesBenz_Forever]

I take my car to get professionally detailed once every 2 weeks, but because of the area I live in, sometimes between those two weeks, I'll hit lots of bugs and/or dirt spots while driving at night. Sometimes these spots are very few while other times, they're all over my front bumper. I am looking for a quick (but strong) cleaning product to wipe off these spots in between my 2 week detailing sessions. I've looked at the Ultimate Quick Detailer, and it seems that most of the information available imply that it is more for a quick shine than a strong cleanser. So here are some questions:

1) Is the Ultimate Quick Detailer the right product for the situation discribed above?

2) If not, does Meguiar's offer any such product or a comparable product?

3) If not, what product(s) do you recommend for the above application? I've heard many good things about the Poor Boy's quick detailer as well.

Thanks in advance for your help.