Paint protection from UV fading on enclosed trailer

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Paint protection from UV fading on enclosed trailer

Awesome, Thanks. I just finished putting Ultimate Quik Wax on the truck, I almost feel guilty because its so easy! So is D156 the exact same as the Ultimate Quik Wax? If so I will be buying a gallon of this wonderful stuff!
Pardon me for another newbie question, but would the Ultimate Quik Wax (I gotta learn the abbreviations) or the D156 if its the same, be sufficient for protection in between with only 2 applications of the Ultimate Liquid wax per year (spring and fall)? I wash the trailer with the Ultimate Wash n Wax 3-4 times from spring to fall.

Thanks Again

Ultimate Quik Wax and D156 are indeed the same product - we just altered the scent of D156 for continued use in a pro environment.

If you use D156 on a regular basis, like every time you wash your truck or this trailer, it should actually suffice for supplemental protection when using Ultimate Liquid Wax twice a year. It's crazy durable for a spray wax!

[Deuce]

Re: Paint protection from UV fading on enclosed trailer

Ultimate Quik Wax and D156 are indeed the same product - we just altered the scent of D156 for continued use in a pro environment.

If you use D156 on a regular basis, like every time you wash your truck or this trailer, it should actually suffice for supplemental protection when using Ultimate Liquid Wax twice a year. It's crazy durable for a spray wax!

Time to buy a gallon of the D156!
Just came in from doing the tires on my truck with the D163, first time using it, Man thats Good Stuff! Just the right amount of shine and real easy to apply.

Once Again a Big Thank You to everyone for all of the helpful advice!

[davey g-force]

Re: Paint protection from UV fading on enclosed trailer

I concur that D163 is awesome stuff. The first truly non-sling tire dressing I've used. At it's pretty durable too.

...And D156 is a must have in any detailing cabinet IMO.