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If I washed my car and rinsed off the soap and didnt dry the car yet can I spray on Quik Detailer along with the undried water on my car and clay it? Basically using Quick Detailer and water as lubrication.
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Thats what I do..
I hose the car once in a while to keep it wet, lube and clay, then give a hosing off. Then dry.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
could someone break it down for me -- do i have to use quik detailer to clay or -- can i just use soap and water to clay -- or can i just use water to clay -- i really liked to try to clay my vehicle but i don't want to mess up my finish -- help --Comment
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You can use QD to Clay or Soapy Water.Originally posted by a2z13
could someone break it down for me -- do i have to use quik detailer to clay or -- can i just use soap and water to clay -- or can i just use water to clay -- i really liked to try to clay my vehicle but i don't want to mess up my finish -- help --
But, My advice would be to go ahead and use the quick detailer as this is your first time out. It is very simple. Just keep the area you are working well lubricated. If you think the clay is feeling a little "GRABBY" on the finish, give it a few more squirts.
Alot of folks do use other stuff for claying. But I would be willing to bet they all started by using the QD that came with the product.
Speaking for myself I have started using Last Touch and plan to try Final Inspection soon as a lube. Some folks put a dash of car wash soap in water and it works fine.
If you go ahead and use the QD for the first time out. Once you are done and have any comments or questions about it, when you post, most folks will be better able to offer comments if they know exactly what you are using. If you use somethinf else, they may not be quite that familiar with what you use or how much soap/water you used. After you clay the first time you will just about be an old hand at it and will then feel more comfortable experimenting with other lubes.
This is just my "feel" on the matter as having recently started claying myself.Jeff Smith
Don't mistake my enthusiasm for experience.Comment
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