Last touch

[ffboy]

Re: Last touch

Can last touch be used as an aid to dry a wet car? Something like a wax as u dry product, just curious since it has no polymers unlike UQD

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Last touch

You can use LT when drying a car, but you might find a better result with something like D156 Synthetic Spray Wax or it's consumer equivalent, Ultimate Quik Wax. Using one of these products you get the same benefits when drying, plus you leave a very nice polymer/carnauba wax behind in the process.

[Murr1525]

Re: Last touch

I always get great results doing a quick wipe to get most water off the car, and then a final drying wipe with the spray wax.

[ffboy]

Re: Last touch

I always get great results doing a quick wipe to get most water off the car, and then a final drying wipe with the spray wax.

You can use LT when drying a car, but you might find a better result with something like D156 Synthetic Spray Wax or it's consumer equivalent, Ultimate Quik Wax. Using one of these products you get the same benefits when drying, plus you leave a very nice polymer/carnauba wax behind in the process.

Thanks Michael and Murr, I always wanted to try UQW while drying the car but always thought that the moisture could and will affect the bonding and durability of the spray waxes with all the polymers that seem to be sensitive to certain conditions. Thanks a lot, I will try it.

[Murr1525]

Re: Last touch

If it affects it, it isnt by much...