final Inspection

[prbrianpr]

I use detailers a lot for cleaning purposes and for spray the pads for polishing. I clean the car with it, use it to soften waxes and etc... I was looking I I saw Final Inspection at a cheap price for 1 gallon. is more cheaper that buying $8 detailers all the time. So, Final inspection is what I looking for? a cleaner more than a cleaner/wax detailer.

[Murr1525]

Re: final Inspection

Yes, Final Inspection would be fine for wiping down a car, instead of QD.

Not sure what you mean by the last sentence.

[Michael Stoops]

Re: final Inspection

Final Inspection (M34) is excellent as a mist & wipe "quick detailer", as a clay lube, for priming a pad prior to rotary buffing, or for assisting in removal of compound or polishing residue. M34 is also body shop safe, so it is recommended for this type of use in a body shop environment.

Last Touch, also available by the gallon, can also be used for all of the above but it can also be diluted 50/50 with water for use as a clay lube.

Either one is an excellent alternative to QD for volume use.

[PPLd]

Re: final Inspection

I heard that silicone is bad for paint to cure/adhere onto the car body.
Thats why M34, being silicone free, is said to be "body shop safe".

I am wondering if silicone will impede the cure/adhere of wax onto car paint surface??

[Murr1525]

Re: final Inspection

The wax itself will have plenty of silicone (of some sort or another) in it already.

[prbrianpr]

Re: final Inspection

Well it is mainly for my car and sometimes family cars and friends that pay me for making the job. Of all the products that I have the detailer srpay and the ultimate quik wax are the short life products

[cnfowler]

Re: final Inspection

...I am wondering if silicone will impede the cure/adhere of wax onto car paint surface??

No, but if you're taping off a car, the tape doesn't stick as well. I've run into this problem before when using Last Touch as clay lube. Took me a few cars before I put two and two together. Duh.


Colin