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What do you guys think about using a spray detailer between washes for the dirty spring 5 minute rains that leave dirty water spots?
 

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Been using Lucas slick mist on mine everyday for a week and a half dam rain it works great to get off water spots but am going to look at chemical guys and poor boys next time around
 

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I'd use a rinseless or waterless wash, safer and also more economical
 

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From what I understand using a spray detailer is a waterless wash? Yes no?
 

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Muddydogs said:
From what I understand using a spray detailer is a waterless wash? Yes no?
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Well, yes in the fact that you spray it on and wipe it off, but rinseless wash mixes are geared more towards removing dirt than say a quick detailer which is meant for very light dust or fingerprints.

I use Mckees N914, but Wolfgang Uber is excellent as well.
 

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Baditude said:
Been using Lucas slick mist on mine everyday for a week and a half dam rain it works great to get off water spots but am going to look at chemical guys and poor boys next time around
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I like Slick Mist, and also use Meguiars Ultimate Detailer. Clean the windshield, wipe the bugs off the nose too.
 

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CG Ecosmart for me. I buy the 32oz concentrate and mix up a gallon or two.
 

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Meguiars ultimate detailer for dust and rain spots.
Also Turtle Wax Ice.

After a good application of Sonus Ion.

Jim
 

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Meguiars Ultimate for everything.
 

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I don’t know who makes it for them, but using the Xpel spray detailer and it is awesome
 

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Griots CCS or Megs Ultimate.
 

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I use Chemical Guys Extreme Synthetic Quick Detailer and it works fantastic, you can also use it on the wheels for added protection against brake dust.

Love this stuff!
 

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Another one here for Meg’s Ultimate. It’s available everywhere and works very well for a consumer product.

If you want to order stuff, Ammo’s, Nano Coatex or PoorBoys are really good as well.

Side note Poor Boys Bird Sh*t Remover and Bug Squash are must haves.


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Been using Poorboys for years and LOVE IT! 3AD5CBB7-72EE-4FE1-B92A-3E24CF107F77.jpeg
 

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