Well the title explains it all! so whats the deal?
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How long does UQD last?
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Re: How long does UQD last?
How long a layer of anything lasts on a finish will vary greatly based on the environment the vehicle is subject to. A car that sits outside 24/7 and never sees a garage or other cover parking will not last as long as a car that is parked in a garage when it's not driven.
The local climate and weather will also impact the longevity.
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Re: How long does UQD last?
Honestly, I can not tell, because I always have a layer of wax on my car so it is hard to tell when the hydrophobic layer finally breaks down. I would think not more than a day or two but I could be off base here.Tedrow's Detailing
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Re: How long does UQD last?
Not really sure how that would work. If you are looking to prolong your wax life, then use UQW. UQD is more of a daily use product to remove light dust while improving surface gloss. UQW is a booster wax used to preserve the base wax on your finish.Tedrow's Detailing
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Re: How long does UQD last?
Sounds like you're thinking about this product as something other than what it really is. UQD isn't designed to give long lasting protection, it's simply a mist & wipe product that contains some hydrophobic polymers that, with regular use, will provide a tiny boost in protection but noticeable slickness and terrific water beading. It's not a substitute for a wax, or even a spray wax.
If you're looking for something that's every bit as easy to use but will actually stick around for a surprising length of time (surprising for a spray wax, in any event) then try Ultimate Quik Wax. What's nice about this product is that you can use it on a warm surface in direct sunlight, it will not stain vinyl, plastic or rubber trim, and it does a great job hiding fine swirl marks. Same hydrophobic polymers as found in UQD but in an overall different formulation. It's actually very tenacious stuff, but still isn't a replacement for a real liquid or paste wax.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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Re: How long does UQD last?
Originally posted by Michael Stoops View PostSounds like you're thinking about this product as something other than what it really is. UQD isn't designed to give long lasting protection, it's simply a mist & wipe product that contains some hydrophobic polymers that, with regular use, will provide a tiny boost in protection but noticeable slickness and terrific water beading. It's not a substitute for a wax, or even a spray wax.
If you're looking for something that's every bit as easy to use but will actually stick around for a surprising length of time (surprising for a spray wax, in any event) then try Ultimate Quik Wax. What's nice about this product is that you can use it on a warm surface in direct sunlight, it will not stain vinyl, plastic or rubber trim, and it does a great job hiding fine swirl marks. Same hydrophobic polymers as found in UQD but in an overall different formulation. It's actually very tenacious stuff, but still isn't a replacement for a real liquid or paste wax.quality creates its own demand
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Re: How long does UQD last?
Originally posted by Michael Stoops View PostSounds like you're thinking about this product as something other than what it really is. UQD isn't designed to give long lasting protection, it's simply a mist & wipe product that contains some hydrophobic polymers that, with regular use, will provide a tiny boost in protection but noticeable slickness and terrific water beading. It's not a substitute for a wax, or even a spray wax.
If you're looking for something that's every bit as easy to use but will actually stick around for a surprising length of time (surprising for a spray wax, in any event) then try Ultimate Quik Wax. What's nice about this product is that you can use it on a warm surface in direct sunlight, it will not stain vinyl, plastic or rubber trim, and it does a great job hiding fine swirl marks. Same hydrophobic polymers as found in UQD but in an overall different formulation. It's actually very tenacious stuff, but still isn't a replacement for a real liquid or paste wax.
Honestly I am so lazy anymore but yet still take great pride in how my vehicle looks so products like Ultimate Quik Detailer are godsend to me. And I honestly can't tell that say a coat of NXT 2.0 lasts all that long on a vehicle that sits outside 24/7 anyway.... In other words, it's just not worth my time. I can even tell that UQD hides swirls just like NXT 2.0. I think the new Ultimate Quik Wax might be right up my lazy asses alley, lol.Seriously, look how shiny my truck is with just a Gold Class wash down and Ultimate Detailer wipe down....(vehicle is seven years old and sits outdoors 24/7 and is a daily driver)
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