So what do you guys think of qew? Does anyone use it? Does it do what it says it does?
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So what do you guys think of qew? Does anyone use it? Does it do what it says it does?
What is it?
Good stuff.Quote:
Originally posted by 360Modena
So what do you guys think of qew? Does anyone use it? Does it do what it says it does?
Yes.
Yes.
Used it quite a lot before I tried Poorboy`s Spray & Wipe. The S&W has pretty much replaced it in my routine.
It does work good, but S&W seems easier and faster for me.
Charles
Low water use washing product. Not waterless, but low water.Quote:
Originally posted by fireman03
What is it?
Try this link.
http://www.protectall.com/qelg.htm
Charles
I used some last night, I love it!
I like to use S&W in conjuction with QEW. If there are areas that have caked on mud, bugs, or tar I apply S&W, allow it to dwell and emulsify for a few seconds, then wash with QEW.
I have also added an ounce of S&W to my QEW solution. Seemed to boost its` cleaning properties and lubricity.
What`s the cost for QEW?
Do you notice any streaking after letting the car air dry since it states there`s no need to rinse after? :dunno
You dont air dry , you wipe it dry . QEW is great , its fast , it leaves the paint shiny, it does not streak.
What`s the cost? I didn`t see it on their site....
Never mind, I found it :beat
As Larry has said you wipe QEW dry. The only problem I see with letting it air dry is the waterspots left on the car afterwards. I know I get a few annoying water drips from the tail lights on my car after an hour or so. Another good thing about QEW is that it has antistatic properties that help your car stay cleaner for longer.Quote:
What`s the cost for QEW?
Do you notice any streaking after letting the car air dry since it states there`s no need to rinse after?
I originally meant was streaking evident since you don`t rinse but I couldn`t edit my post once I caught it. Thanks for the feedback though.
QEW seems like a good product to use when SW can`t be used and you actually need to wash. We have had water restrictions the past 2 years and will again this year so anything that saves water and is proven is good news to me. :bigups