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02-10-02, 10:28
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| | No Limit
Deckard is offline
Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 131 | A question about Quick Detailers How long do Quick Detailers (without wax) stay on the paint after applying? Do they come off after the first wash?
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02-10-02, 10:39
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Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 412 | I doubt that they last a week, maybe 3 days and are surely gone after wash.
I keep touching my car everyday (O.K. that sounds really weird) and can feel QD slickness disapearing after 3 days on my daily driver. | |
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02-10-02, 10:42
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Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: CA Posts: 454 | Not too long not more than a day or two | |
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02-10-02, 10:45
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| | Guest | decard thay can last longer - thats if u dont drive anywhere - and the cars always in the garage - i.e if its your weekend car
if not, the others are spot on - 2-3, at most 4 days - but in rain 1day is more likely.
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02-10-02, 10:55
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| | Never Satisfied
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Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Central, Kentucky Posts: 344 | If it's a daily driver I'd say two days max.
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02-11-02, 09:03
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| | Original Gangsta Detailer
Don2000g is offline
Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 1,582 | I'd have to agree with the 1-2 day estimate for daily drivers. At the end of one day your daily driver is going to pick up quite a bit of dust anyway. So in this sense, the look of a quick detailer is very short lived. | |
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02-12-02, 08:34
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Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Va. Posts: 210 | As Admiral Rickover once said ... when asked how long a Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier would last in battle. "2 or 3 days, longer if it stays in port". 
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02-12-02, 10:20
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Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Autopia... Where else! Posts: 6,421 | I think it depends on the QD. Some of the QD's contain a low percentage of sealant. If your car already has a sealant (Klasse, Zaino, Blackfire), the QD simply renews what is removed from washing/driving. I don't this it evaporates at a rate higher than the coat of sealant applied. QDing just puts down a much smaller amount. QD's I know about that contain polymer sealant:
EF Clear Pearl
Zaino Z6 Sonus
Blackfire
Most QDs contain zero protection. They simply allow you to dust safely, wipe off water spots after washing, etc.
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02-12-02, 11:11
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| | Under Pressure
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Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 579 | Does EF Clear Pearl really contain a polymer? And, if so, would it be compatible with say Zaino or BF? What I mean is, could you us the EFCP as a QD and still layer successfully? I was under the impression that EFCP contained some wax.
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02-12-02, 08:34
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| | Klasse ist erste Klasse
Chuckmotor is offline
Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Charlotte, NC Posts: 651 | EF Clear Pearl has carnauba wax in it. Therefore, after using it, sealents can not be layered on top. As for it's polymer content, I can't answer you there.
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02-13-02, 04:14
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| | Original Gangsta Detailer
Don2000g is offline
Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 1,582 | You can use pretty much any quick detailer you like over Zaino. However, if you want to "rejuvenate" your Z-2 or Z-5 layer just a tiny bit, then it might be a good idea to use the Z6 at times.
As for the Clear Pearl, it does have a bit of carnauba in it and this is what helps rejuvenate a carnauba coat. Laters | |
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