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As far as I understood it quick detailer is only for dust, not film. Film happens when dust or dirt becomes moist and bonds to the paint when that moisture evaporates. So if there is dew or even a good amount of humidity in the air when it cools down overnight, you'll see on your car fog spots...

@TheGuz what didn't you like about WG Uber?

I just started working with the Wolfgang Uber Rinseless. I chose that mainly because it can be diluted to 4 different products. I use it as a quick detailer for light wipe downs and trust it more to not mar or cause swirls because it is nearly the same strength as the waterless wash. I used...

I just reviewed his method and minus the pre-soak I was actually more careful, using one quarter side per one swipe vs using one quarter side per whole panel. My issue was definitely the pre-soak. This should be emphasized more. Don't do rinseless (or waterless wash) without a nice heavy spray...

Drying with clean 420 gsm edge less towels changing to clean side after a couple passes. I've always been skeptical about drying with one ww towel and just wringing it out. Seems like somewhere you are going to have missed a spot and the rinse and wring won't clear all the particulates off...

RiKo, Not likely. I just polished it 4 weeks ago and used M205. As I said the swirl on the hood was exactly the movement I used on that one pass. I think rinseless really requires a pre-moisten with solution. I may have wrung out my towels a bit too much, but they were dripping.

I am actually not allowed to technically wash my car where I live. I do, and get away with it frequently, but leaving a parking lot full of foam is not exactly going to work for me.

I have just started using Wolfgang Uber Rinseless to combat the heavy pollen coming down these days. None of the times have I waited more than 4 days to wash the car and the dirt is mostly just pollen. I have washed the car 4 times now in the last 2 weeks and this final wash I noticed swirl...

Good thread. I wondered about this also after my first polish then seal. M205 then Klasse sealant. Good to know my polish wipe down with just a microfiber was sufficient before sealant. I did do a second coat of Klasse sealant but honestly i think it was worth it more because it goes on so...

Don't worry about the BEST products, that is such a fickle title as others have said. I'm new too and have been super happy with the Klasse Twins. Two coats made a noticeable difference for me. Just have your detailer put the HGSG on and then you put the second coat on the next day after a quick...

The polishing went great and I'm really happy with the results. Used both sets of pads (tangerine and white) but didn't really notice much difference in cut. I decided to stick to the M205 and I didn't try the McKees 360 as I wanted to stick to my Klasse sealant. Thank you all for the advice...

I actually couldn't change my order so I have 2 tangerine and now two white pads. I'll start leat aggressive with Mckees 360 on white> 360 on tangerine > m205 on white > m205 on tangerine. And see where it gets me.

Thanks all! I grabbed 2 white 5.5 thinpro pads, a 5inch backing plate, The M205 and McKee's 360 (i'll try both as test spots and see which works best, anyone know which is more aggressive?) I'll use the Clean on the fly technique Mike posted and also take some breaks for more thorough pad...

Any thoughts on just getting: Lake Country Hydro-Tech 6.5 Inch Foam Pads 3 Pack 2 Tangerine and 1 Red Wolfgang Pad Werks Pad Cleaner & Extender Combo McKee's 37 360 Corrects, Cleans, Seals 4 oz. Then I can polish with my Klasse AIO on the red pad Or would it be better to get a Lake...

I have been totally geeking out here on the site and the forum and i've been really happy with the results. I bought a used 2014 Mazda3 hatchback with gorgeous 3 stage soul red paint. 1st care routine: Wash: Chemical Guys Citrus Wash & Glo w/ Gold Plush Micro-Chenille Wash Mitt- GOLD...