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Originally posted by Airball50
Scottwax, I am quite interested in this Quick and Easy wash as it is fairly tough to wash my truck where I live. You say you have been using it for 8 years without any problems? I dont take my truck off-road so it gets mostly just daily driver grim.....this stuff should work on that? Still, it seems odd that you wouldnt stratch the paint without rinsing. I wonder how it works......
If I am not mistaken, you have posted pictures of your clients cars before and I remember them looking exceptional.......I assume that is what you use on them??? |
I use it on my own car and my clients cars. The usual
grime you get between washes is easy to wash off with this product-especially if you wax regularly. I am not sure how it works, but I know it does. It was developed during the late 80's drought in California for the RV crowd-takes a lot of water to wash an RV and there were wash and watering bans then.
JM19--Quick and Easy mixes quickly with the water-I pour water in a bucket, then add the Q&E, and stir the water around once or twice. Remember, a capful of blue liquid in a gallon of water will not be very noticable.
It took me 2-3 times using it to really get the hang of it. I use two towels-one to wipe off the water, and the other to completely dry the paint. If you are using it in the sun, it will work fine, you just have to do smaller sections at a time so you can wipe it off before it dries.
On a well maintained and waxed surface, I haven't noticed a gritty feeling-if the paint is really dirty, I make sure the wash pad is really wet, slop it on the section I am washing and let it sit for about 30 seconds before rubbing the wash pad over the paint. When is the last time you clayed your paint? Maybe you have sap (which will cause a gritty feeling until it is washed away), or some light overspray on your car.
Anyway, you do have to practice a few time to really get the hang of it. The first time I used it, I wasn't that impressed, but once I got good at using it, I was sold on the product.