Quick Detailer vs Final Inspection

[bigman66]

Umm,

I am trying to figure out the difference between thse two products.....

Is the Final Inspection product basically a spray wax???

In which case am I better off using that or the NXT Spray Wax??

There are far too many products and I am getting very confused (But less confused than a week ago)

[Mike Phillips]

Quik Detailer and Final Inspection are both what are referred to as quick detailers, (note the spelling of quick in both cases), that is they are mist and wipe products that remove light dust and restore gloss.

Quik Detailer is in the Consumer Line
Final Inspection is in the Professional Line

Different product lines sell through different distribution channels and are marketed at and formulated for different customers.

Final Inspection is unique in that it is wax and silicone free and safe for use on fresh paint and also for use in a fresh paint or body shop environment.

You as an enthusiasts can choose to use either, but if you want to use a quick detailer in a body shop environment then you want to stick with Final Inspection as it contains no ingredients that will interfere with the adhesion of fresh paint.

Neither of these two products are spray-on waxes and spray-on waxes are completely different animals than mist and wipe products also generically called, quick detailers.

Does any of that make sense?

[bigman66]

Makes sense....

I was actually talking about:

Quick Detailer
M-6601 ....................1 gal. (3726 ml)

From the professional line.....

Seemed that that and FInal Inspection were VERY similar products?

[Mike Phillips]

Originally posted by bigman66
Makes sense....

I was actually talking about:

Quick Detailer
M-6601 ....................1 gal. (3726 ml)

From the professional line.....

Seemed that that and Final Inspection were VERY similar products?

Common misunderstanding as two of our products have the same name, but with different spellings,

Quik Detailer where the word Quik is spelled without the letter C

and

Quick Detailer where the word Quick is spelled with the letter C

Quik Detailer in the Consumer Line is a mist and wipe quick detailer

Quick Detailer in the Professional Line is a powerful, strong one-step cleaner/wax

Kind of confusing...

[Mike Phillips]

Mist & Wipe Quik Detailer




Powerful One-Step Cleaner Wax




Note the picture on the label of Quick Detailer shows Mike Pennington using a rotary buffer while buffing on a car. This is because Quick Detailer can be applied with a rotary buffer as well a any other machine application and also hand application.

[Tim Lingor]

Hey,

As Mike pointed out, #34 Final Inspection is a QD with its intent of cleaning off finger prints, light dust etc to an already detailed vehicle. (Though many, including myself, use it to prime buffing pads)

Meg's #66 Quick Detailer is a powerful one step cleaner wax with the intent of being used in high production situations. As such, I have found that it works the best with the rotary buffer.

As you can see, those two products are no where near similar.

Tim