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03-13-07, 04:32
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"Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
Tried searching for this, no luck.
I have been going through a lot of my Mequiars "Quik Detailer" lately with claybaring and keeping my car clean between washes. My question is this: does anyone sell a concentrate of a QD type of product, because buying the 16oz Meguiars is getting expensive!
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03-13-07, 04:42
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
I think the closest thing is ONR
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03-13-07, 07:11
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
yup...buy a gallon of ONR and you're set for a loooooooooooong time.
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03-13-07, 07:22
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
There are certainly plenty of QD's available in gallons which should be at a more favorable unit price than buying the 16oz bottles.
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03-13-07, 07:40
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
thanks guys for helping out a newbie! ONR it is then. I had no idea I would be going through this much of the stuff!
where were you on that one, Mitch!!!???!!!
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03-14-07, 05:35
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
I like ONR as well and that was my first thought, but if you haven't tried 425 it's well worth a shot. Not a concentrate, but it does come in gallons. I definitely like it better than Megs for most purposes.
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03-14-07, 11:27
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
keep the megs bottle though, no better bottle on the market IMO - just rinse it out really well and fill it with whatever you need....
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03-15-07, 01:15
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
Would using the ONR as a final wipedown be better than using a IPA mix? I'm running low on my QD and was thinking of using ONR as my QD and final wipedown. Would it remove the LSP on the car?
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03-15-07, 06:12
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
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Originally Posted by artikxscout
Would using the ONR as a final wipedown be better than using a IPA mix? I'm running low on my QD and was thinking of using ONR as my QD and final wipedown. Would it remove the LSP on the car?
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Nope. I'd recommend IPA or Prepsol.
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03-15-07, 06:23
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
concentrate (I think you mix this up, very good QD):
ClearKote Quik Shine
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03-15-07, 06:40
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
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Originally Posted by artikxscout
Would using the ONR as a final wipedown be better than using a IPA mix? I'm running low on my QD and was thinking of using ONR as my QD and final wipedown. Would it remove the LSP on the car?
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You lost me...the purpose of a QD and an IPA wipedown are completely different...aren't they? With a QD you want to preserve the LSP...with an IPA wipe you are trying to remove it...so how can you replace both with one product?
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03-15-07, 06:50
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Re: "Quik Detailer" type product concentrate?
Quik Shine Gallon Size
This is concentrated and you mix water with it. It comes in a gallon container with a little bit of concentrate in the container. You fill the rest with water. This is great because it is a lot cheaper to ship than a full gallon.
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