[RedDaemon]

So I have a bottle of this stuff laying around and i really want to use it on my car. I know some quick detailers are "ok" to use on lightly soiled paint. Is this one of them?

thanks so much

[glowstang93]

I am going to say no. Never a good idea to rub in dirt on paint.

[ChingonStang]

I use it all the time and love it. But mainly when my Stang has been sitting in the garage and has collected dust. I brush the dust off first then apply. Been using it on my Stang for about 3 years now.

[RedDaemon]

sweet, the only dirt i have on the car is from rain its not that soiled

[subtlebeast]

Don't do it if it has rain on it. Rain has alot of dirt and contaiments that can harm the surface if you rub it in. If it's dust from your garage you can hit it with a duster and then give it a spritz.

[Matt's 03 GT]

The rule of thumb on any QD is to use if the car is lightly dusted. About what you would have after a day in a garage.

If the car has seen rain don't use it... if the car has had dew on the paint don't use it... if the car is very dusty, or it is windy don't use it.

The UQD is designed to add slickness and to help sheet water. I typically use this product right after I have washed the car and about 24 hours later. Any longer than this and I will just wash the car.

Matt

[RedDaemon]

hmm good advice, thanks

i just waxed the car yesterday..ill go out tonight and follow up with a QD

[The O.G.]

i used it today

yes probably better to wash the car

some dust from rain wont kill you
if you just waxed it i would not worry and use it

light microfiber towel and qd isnt very abrassive

aint that what wax is for

its quicker than washing ..

[electricgreen]

I think that's just the NXT stuff repackaged. Smells the same to me anyhow. I like the original better. And I wouldn't use it on filthy paint, but light dirt is what it's made for-to become the lubricant between the dirt and paint, just like car wash soap...