UQD and UQW

[babyt]

If i have both UQD and UQW, which one sld i use first after a wash?

I realised UQD is not good at removing stains as the fluid dries up very fast for u to have sufficient time to rub off the stains?

[Murr1525]

Re: UQD and UQW

After a wash, you can go straight to UQW, and would not need UQD.

Not sure what you mean about the stains?

[babyt]

Re: UQD and UQW

After a wash, you can go straight to UQW, and would not need UQD.

Not sure what you mean about the stains?

just normal dark stains probably tar or something.

since i can use UQW, then whats the purpose of UQD? i was wondering whats the difference...

[Clutch34]

Re: UQD and UQW

UQD are for spot checks and/or the entire car in between washes. Light dust, bird bombs, etc. Just anything that's not suppose to be on the finish and that is easily removed.

[Murr1525]

Re: UQD and UQW

UQD is a mist and wipe detailing product, meaning it has a lot of lubrication to safely remove bird droppings, had water spots, etc without scratching the paint. It does leave a polymer behind to repel water, but just needs misted and wiped around.

UQW is a spay wax, meaning it leaves a coating of wax behind, so you would apply the product, let it sit for a moment, then buff it off. It will leave more protection behind, but not the safe dusting ability. It is also meant to "top up" a proper coat of wax, not be the only wax on the car.

To really remove stains though, you would want more of a paint cleaner like SwirlX. And then follow up with a proper coat of wax.