Best QD's, OTC and other

Since Bunky brought it up, I will say that PB's S&W could possibly be my most used product (excluding car wash soaps) and the one I would not wish to be without. I didn not list it as a favorite because I don't really view it as a traditonal QD as it adds no gloss. It is however, IMO, a must have for a drying aid as well as a less messy option for cleaning up door jambs (or door shuts as I recently read one of our newer members describe them -- I like that :)) where you don't want excess water intrusion.

Just FYI, PB's QD is Spray and Gloss, which I have also used as a stand alone QD and mixed in with S&W, as suggested by other members.

Also mentioned by Bunky, the waterless washes such as ONR and DP's Wash & Gloss can also be mixed to a QD dilution rate. Both work well for that purpose, IME.
 
i Use AIM Awesome Mist Very Good Leaves A Great Shine i Have Used Other but for the $$$ and Result Its Works For Me
 
The FinishKare 425 is fantastic. I've also have thoroughly enjoyed using Prima Slick and Hydro.

My go to for quite some time has always been the Ultima Detail Spray +. When overused, it does streak imo but when used just right, it's flawless.
 
Just used Pinnacle Crystal Mist earlier today and was reminded of why I love it so much. No streaks, nice and slick. Really glossy too.
 
i Use AIM Awesome Mist Very Good Leaves A Great Shine i Have Used Other but for the $$$ and Result Its Works For Me

Ive used Awesome Mist also . Very very good. Seems very similar to Megs Last Touch. Leaves that wet look shine. Also great on glass.
 
Of all the QD's mentioned what in your opinion would be the recommended quick detailer for Meg's 21 Synthetic (new user of Meg's 21), I like to order by the gallon? Currently I am using Meg's Final Inspection, which I have used for years, but not sure this is what I want to use for a synthetic sealant!

Thanks
Major, Yuma
 
My current favorites are:
OID, PB QD+, fk425 & Adam's DS. really can't go wrong with any of these, though I think the PBQD+ works as the best drying agent.
 
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