Ultimate Quick Detailer

[pmcjr]

In the anticipation to get Ultimate Wax and using Detailer's X-Press Spray Wax, I'd almost forgotten about the 1/2 bottle left of UQD on the shelf. For some reason today, after washing the car, I noticed more water spots after drying than usual. I remembered the UQD, used it and now I remember why it's also a great product. Water spots are gone and the finish is slick and smooth. It's not a wax, but it sure makes the car look great and is much quicker to apply than a spray wax.

[cnfowler]

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...It's not a wax, but it sure makes the car look great and is much quicker to apply than a spray wax.

You obviously haven't applied Ultimate Quik Wax. It is really great stuff and super easy to apply and remove, just like a spray detailer.


Colin

[pmcjr]

Re: Ultimate Quick Detailer

You obviously haven't applied Ultimate Quik Wax. It is really great stuff and super easy to apply and remove, just like a spray detailer.


Colin

My UQW has been replaced by X-Press Spray Wax. I no longer use it, but you are correct, it is a great product as well. It just isn't cost effective when you compare it to a gallon of X-Press Spray Wax.

[ffboy]

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Regarding the ultimate quil detailer, i bought one barely a month ago. at first i was a bit underwhelmed by it. TO say that it was going to be my last purchase is going a bit overboard since it does do its job well. It just seems a bit gimicky at first. The more i used it, the more i did see the tech put into this detailer. REally nice.. UQW is ultimately superior, but its 2 totally different products. I now love the UQD

[greg0303]

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I use UQW after car washes as a wax booster and protection extending product, and UQD between car washes.

They both work great for maintenance and keep car looking sharp.

[ffboy]

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THe problem i had was trying out the UQW, so I unwittingly compared it to the UQD which is actually a dumb move on my part. UQD is nice, sure.. but its still not a wax. It does have a slightly different feel to typical detailers. So from now on, i'll reserve any comments/reviews about any product after i've used it thoroughly.

Now I hope i can get my hands on the ultimate wax. Here where i live, there is still no Ultimate wax in the stores/retailers. Its gonna be a looooonnng wait.

[Thomas S.]

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My UQW has been replaced by X-Press Spray Wax. I no longer use it, but you are correct, it is a great product as well. It just isn't cost effective when you compare it to a gallon of X-Press Spray Wax.

The X-Press Spray Wax is actually the same basic technology / foundation as in the UQW, but they has changed the color and fragrance

[Slicked]

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UQD still has an important role to play when wanting to clear dust or remove water spots. UQW is not really designed for that, so its not really a substitute/alternative. Its a different product.

[ffboy]

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Yep, for me the UQD is just as important as the UQW. It does have a rich look for a quik detailer, and that water repelling properties is really something! I just did a quick wash (big bucket, a small bucket and microfiber as wah mitt). While it's "just a detailer", the water runs off in a methodical way. Just like the UQW/UQD training video. Its not really a "beads water relentlessly" look, honestly, but a sheeting then pushing of the water away from the car finish. Water doesn't stand or stay on the surface.. I just got myself the UQW again, but I won't use it first. At the moment, its not yet needed.