View Poll Results: Please vote for the one you use (or like best)
Pro Speed Wax
1
4.76%
SCG- Speed Demon Wax Detailer
0
0%
Adams Detail Spray
12
57.14%
Griots Speed Shine
8
38.10%
Voters: 21. You may not vote on this poll
Quick Detail, Which One and Why?
#4
Former Vendor
There are many different spray products and infact several of those listed are slightly different in design and not an apples to apples comparison. Do you want a spray wax/sealant ?? Quick detailer ?? Detail Spray ?? booster ???
#5
#6
Op-ive been a die hard Adams fan because their products work, their customer service is excellent and its made in the USA. Their detail spray is so versatile and competitively priced (minus the pledge guy,SMH) and easy to use, you cant beat it.
#10
Le Mans Master
Years ago I used Meguiars detail spray. But six years ago, I started using Adam's products. I have used them continuously since then and I am very satisfied with the products, prices, and results.
I know there are other very good products available, but I am quite satisfied with Adam's products and don't see any need to change products. With that being said, I am not opposed to trying some other products, if there was a really good sale on proven products.
I know there are other very good products available, but I am quite satisfied with Adam's products and don't see any need to change products. With that being said, I am not opposed to trying some other products, if there was a really good sale on proven products.
#12
Instructor
Adam's Is the gold standard. Meg's is nice, Surf City' Pro Line Polymer Detail Spray is really, really nice also, bit I keep going back to Adam's as the best. It is pretty much perfection. (And I don't even like the smell!)
#15
Pro
You need to try Neal Chadwicks Triple Play and you will converted. This stuff works, I use it on my 2007 Z06 and now I won't use any thing else. Give it a try do your research here's the link
Lots of posts here on the forum about the TriplePlay
http://chadwickstripleplay.com/
Lots of posts here on the forum about the TriplePlay
http://chadwickstripleplay.com/
#16
Former Vendor
Lots of gloss, great price, extra large bottle .... its a great detail spray indeed and outpaces many
#18
Advanced
Not wanting to ruffle feathers, but I personally would not spray Lemon Pledge on my paint.
There are LOTS and LOTS of discussions on this topic. Pledge does not harm the paint.
See Thread https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...on-pledge.html
That said, I do not think pledge does that great of a job on anything, including wood.
Now onto something less controversial...
On the four listed at top I probably would suggest Adams although I have not tried it.
I like Carpro Reload or even Meguiars Ultimate Quick Detailer. No comment on Chadwick.
There are LOTS and LOTS of discussions on this topic. Pledge does not harm the paint.
See Thread https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...on-pledge.html
That said, I do not think pledge does that great of a job on anything, including wood.
Now onto something less controversial...
On the four listed at top I probably would suggest Adams although I have not tried it.
I like Carpro Reload or even Meguiars Ultimate Quick Detailer. No comment on Chadwick.
#19
Melting Slicks
whats the difference between quick detailer/ detail spray and booster?
#20
Former Vendor
great question :
Quick Detailer -- designed as a quick cleaning product. It has a light soap and lubrication to help with minor cleaning. (ie birdie doo doo)
Detail Spray --- this spray is often a gloss based or polymer based spray that adds to the looks and is temporary in design. It is used after each wash and day of the show type activities. No cleaning ...
Spray Sealant / Spray Wax -- these products often combine the Detail Spray with some protection to last longer. Most products have NO cleaning and NO polishing ability so best used on good paint . These products are great after washing to extend the time between traditional waxing and washing. --some soaps now have this included in them, calling themselves wash/wax soaps.
Boosters -- boosters are often designed much like spray wax/sealant in that they boost or enhance the original wax or sealant product. They are used to also extend the original wax product. These products are often designed with the same ingredients as the original wax and work together to "boost" the original coat.
As with all car care products, the names are sometimes used interchangeably. It is best to read the description of the product and how the manufacturer suggests using it. Some products can be finicky when used on different brands, some can streak, and some maybe more difficult to remove than others. When in doubt visit a car care forum and do a search on the product(s) being considered and read the reviews from professionals and weekend detailers alike. Sometimes there are quick hints to really amplify the results also.
Quick Detailer -- designed as a quick cleaning product. It has a light soap and lubrication to help with minor cleaning. (ie birdie doo doo)
Detail Spray --- this spray is often a gloss based or polymer based spray that adds to the looks and is temporary in design. It is used after each wash and day of the show type activities. No cleaning ...
Spray Sealant / Spray Wax -- these products often combine the Detail Spray with some protection to last longer. Most products have NO cleaning and NO polishing ability so best used on good paint . These products are great after washing to extend the time between traditional waxing and washing. --some soaps now have this included in them, calling themselves wash/wax soaps.
Boosters -- boosters are often designed much like spray wax/sealant in that they boost or enhance the original wax or sealant product. They are used to also extend the original wax product. These products are often designed with the same ingredients as the original wax and work together to "boost" the original coat.
As with all car care products, the names are sometimes used interchangeably. It is best to read the description of the product and how the manufacturer suggests using it. Some products can be finicky when used on different brands, some can streak, and some maybe more difficult to remove than others. When in doubt visit a car care forum and do a search on the product(s) being considered and read the reviews from professionals and weekend detailers alike. Sometimes there are quick hints to really amplify the results also.