UQD or UQW

[mis3]

Waxed my car last week and it hasn't rained for the past few days.
The car still looks reasonably good since I dust my car almost every morning. I am thinking to dust my car later and then apply UQD or UQW. Which one should I use?

Also, should I use a damp cloth to wipe down the car first?

[Marc08EX]

Re: UQD or UQW

The products you mentioned have a different purpose. UQD is used to remove light dust on your paint surface while UQW is used to apply wax to your car. If your car has light dust on it, it's either you dust off your car or use UQD to remove the dust. You can't use UQW to remove dust. UQW is used if you want a fast and easy way to apply wax and make your paint pop. The surface must be extremely clean before using UQW. So all in all, it depends on what you want to achieve.

So you can dust off your car then apply UQW if you want to wax your car.
Or you can use UQD to dust off your car and then apply UQW.

[mis3]

Re: UQD or UQW

Thanks for your feedback. I usually use UQD to remove dirts; like bird droppings, road tar...

I kind of think that if I apply UQW after UQD. I would be wasting the product (UQD).

This is what I will do:
1. Dust
2. Use a damp cloth to wipe off the car
3. Apply UQD to remove road tar, etc if any.
4. Apply UQW.

[Murr1525]

Re: UQD or UQW

UQW has the most protection, so always good to get that on. Just has to have a clean surface.

You may want to just use a regular QD/LT/FI type product, which will be cheaper than the UQD.