megs last touch spray detailer?

[steveo3002]

i asked on megs.co.uk and never got an anwser lol

anyone use this?

i use rather alot of QD on my cars, theyre usualy topped with p21s,nxt or 845...is last touch as good other QD sprays ? its just id like to buy something in bulk to save a few££

comments plz

[Mike Phillips]

This quick detailer is a slicker, glossier quick detailer than our other quick detailers, so much so that in order to use it as a clay lubricant we recommend diluting 1:1 with water to enable the clay to actually remove bonded contaminants, otherwise it just glides over the surface.

Best results with this quick detailer are always going to be when it's used on a finish in excellent condition that is regularly polished and waxed, in other words a finish that is new, or just like new, which is the targeted audience for this product.

It sounds like you regularly maintain your car's finishes so I would say you're a good candidate for this product. Sometimes the only way to know if you're going to like a product is to take the leap and purchase some and try it yourself.

How's that?

[gb387]

Re: megs last touch spray detailer?

I use Last Touch, its my preferred QD'er. I think it think it takes a little more of a technique to use over other Quick Detailers but I have been impressed. I also like that it can be diluted for use with clay.

[steveo3002]

sounds good, i'll give it a try

[belcherm58]

Great info about the dilution rate for use as a clay lube. I buy
this stuff by the gallon. I was looking for info about it as a
clay lube. The 1:1 will just make it more econmical and more
effective.

[Aminga]

Originally posted by Mike Phillips
This quick detailer is a slicker, glossier quick detailer than our other quick detailers, so much so that in order to use it as a clay lubricant we recommend diluting 1:1 with water to enable the clay to actually remove bonded contaminants, otherwise it just glides over the surface.

Best results with this quick detailer are always going to be when it's used on a finish in excellent condition that is regularly polished and waxed, in other words a finish that is new, or just like new, which is the targeted audience for this product.

It sounds like you regularly maintain your car's finishes so I would say you're a good candidate for this product. Sometimes the only way to know if you're going to like a product is to take the leap and purchase some and try it yourself.

How's that?

So do you dilute it when using it as a QD? or is that only for a clay lube.

[gb387]

Originally posted by Aminga
So do you dilute it when using it as a QD? or is that only for a clay lube.

Dilute for clay; not for QDing..