Advice for a quickie !!!

[JIMMI 0]

Hi car cleaning fans, ive got a quick question for you guys.

Do you know of a product to polish a vehicle quickly ?? its not a prob with my cars as it only takes 30 mins to wax/polish (i use AG super resin or Meguirs NXT) them its more for my van, its a dark metallic blue and leaves loads of watermarks on the paint if i just leave it to dry and it never really looks shiney if i just chamois it & leave it so i always end up giving it a coat of polish which takes around 90 minutes because of the size of it !!! my last van was silver and i could give it a quick onceover with mr sheen and it wouldnt show the scarms up but this one is near to black and it scarms real bad !!!

What would be ideal is a multi surface product i could clean the whole thing with, (its all colour coded so there is no bare black plastic) i can remember using something called zoig years ago which was ideal but ive never seen it for ages.

 

CHeers Jimmi...........................................

[Storm Monkey 0]

Megs 'Quick Detailer' spray and a cloth, once its dry? Seems pretty go from the limited times (ok once) that I've used it.

 

Phil

[jedi-knight83 0]

hi there.

 

you can get inline water filters that purify the water... or even the flash system if you just want it to drip dry?

 

or Autoglym do a trade product called autogloss rinse that you spray onto a clean wet car, then rinse off with water.... i normally then dry by hand after that but i think you might be able to get away with letting it drip after that??

[Riley 0]

A microfibre towel would be ideal for drying off.

 

Much better than a leather which drags on the paint and tend to break up after a good amount of use.

Same idea,waft over the whole vehicle to remove the main part of water,keep wringing out as you go.

 

And then with a final wipe you can have a totally streak free finish,and a good quality microfibre is garenteed not to scratch your paint.

 

If you aren't too fussed about 'bringing the paint up' and are just looking for quick and easy wash/drying,then its possibly worth using a carnauba wax on it.

Streaking would't be as much of a problem,and would make drying easier.Added benefit of a lasting and protected shine too.

 

Neil. :)

[ardandy 0]

Spray quick detailer onto the car lightly whilst its still wet and then wipe it dowm with a drying towel. The QD will give it a nice shine as well as any remaining water particles on there just evaporating without leaving any marks.