Quick Detailer for claying

[Alexandre]

Do you really need to keep spraying quick detailing like crazy in order to properly clay the car? quick detailer is expensive here and ow, =[

[Murr1525]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

Well, kinda...

You could look at things like Final Inspections or Last Touch, I think Last Touch is used 1:1 with water.

Many people use car was soap at some dilustion (not sure what), however the car wash soap can degrade the clay.

If you were doing many cars, using up clay quickly, etc, it might not matter. If you were doing your car, then letting the clay sit for 4 or 6 months, then using it again, the clay could be falling apart.

There are other companies that offfer clay products, could be something to look into. Even some of the ruuber clays can be more durable, with some drawbacks, but still need lubricant.

[Top_Gun]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

IMO, Last Touch diluted is so cheap that it's hard to find a competitor product with better pricing.

However, I am still not sure whether it's polymers might mess with the bonding of M16. I might go for Final Inspection just to make sure.

Best regards,

Detlev

[Alexandre]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

is final inspection also used 1:1 with water?

[Murr1525]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

I do not believe so..... I believe FI is full strength.

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

Not sure about the Final inspection. However the last touch diluted 1:1 is a great clay lube. Rather inexpensive also. I would try the Last Touch option.

[DogParkGuy]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

Here is what I do: after I wash the car and before rinsing, I use the water and suds on the car plus what is in the bucket as a lubricant for the clay. Extra cost is zero.

[yalerd]

Re: Quick Detailer for claying

Final Inspection is ready to use.