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Is there any benefit of applying ultimate quick wax on top of ultimate fast finish regularly throughout the year?
Historically I have used ultimate quick wax to extend the life of ultimate wax but if ultimate fast finish is doing this it would seem redundant to use ultimate quick wax.
I believe the answer to this question will always be yes. Frequent maintenance of really any protectant for the paint is never a bad thing. Keep in mind, while Ultimate Fast Finish provides great gloss, we are not saying it is our absolute best product in gloss we offer. The product mainly focuses on protection. Think straight active polymers. Most all of our other waxes including Ultimate Quik Wax have polishing oils in them. These polishing oils can increase gloss significantly. This is why we are saying if you are going for the absolute best in protection & gloss, use Ultimate Fast Finish in addition to your favorite liquid or paste wax.
Is there any benefit of applying ultimate quick wax on top of ultimate fast finish regularly throughout the year?
Historically I have used ultimate quick wax to extend the life of ultimate wax but if ultimate fast finish is doing this it would seem redundant to use ultimate quick wax.
FWIW... I am doing just that on our DD and it's working out great.
Is there any benefit of applying ultimate quick wax on top of ultimate fast finish regularly throughout the year?
Historically I have used ultimate quick wax to extend the life of ultimate wax but if ultimate fast finish is doing this it would seem redundant to use ultimate quick wax.
So the answer is no, based on our testing, applying your favorite coat of liquid or paste wax first, and then applying Ultimate Fast Finish, does not affect the durability. The product was actually designed to be applied this way if the users wishes to do so (or by itself).
Read the can and box at Walmart ($12.97) and it states you can extend the length of durability of your base wax. Nick also mentioned it in this thread, but I'm just wondering if it reduces the 365 days of durability of stand alone UFF.
So the answer is no, based on our testing, applying your favorite coat of liquid or paste wax first, and then applying Ultimate Fast Finish, does not affect the durability. The product was actually designed to be applied this way if the users wishes to do so (or by itself).
Used it last weekend. Super easy to use, nice looking over UPW. Slickness isn't fantastic, but seemed to release dirt Nicely when I washed it this weekend
Used it last weekend. Super easy to use, nice looking over UPW. Slickness isn't fantastic, but seemed to release dirt Nicely when I washed it this weekend
If UFF lasts a year wouldn't you need to continue to use a spray wax on top of it through out the year? This thread keeps saying use a base wax first.
Read the can and box at Walmart ($12.97) and it states you can extend the length of durability of your base wax. Nick also mentioned it in this thread, but I'm just wondering if it reduces the 365 days of durability of stand alone UFF.
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