DP Waterkess instead of Quick Detail?

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Ok, so i got some DP waterless wash and am i little confused.
I use it for washing, but should i continue to use a quick detailer when the car gets dusty or should i use the DP in place of the quick detailer? It's a black car so i want to eliminate swirls.
 
jbequer said:
Ok, so i got some DP waterless wash and am i little confused.
I use it for washing, but should i continue to use a quick detailer when the car gets dusty or should i use the DP in place of the quick detailer? It's a black car so i want to eliminate swirls.
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I was about to say you are probably OK to use a waterless wash UNTIL I saw where you have a black car. Black marrs sooooo dang easy. I would be scared to use a rinseless wash on a black car.
 
I have read that many people are pleased with the results on black.
 
it should say on the jug...h/o let me check mine......2 1/2 oz. to 32 oz of distiled water
 
What about the Qiuck Detail, is it better to use the DP instead of the QD for everyday use, like dusting?
 
ScottGT - I believe he is talking about DP Waterless Autowash, not DP4in1. The waterless wash obviously has more lubricants in it than a QD, making it better to use on dusty and dirty surfaces. However, you probably don't get the QD benefits. You could follow up with a QD after if you'd like. Using a QD on a dirty dirface is not a good idea. If you desire, you could mix the Waterless Autowash with a QD 50/50 to use as a cleaner and QD in one step -- but you won't want to use that on anything more than a light dust, IMO.
 
Thanks, i like the idea of following it up with the QD .
 
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