SUN AND HOT SURFACE QDer?????

BILL

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Is there such a QDer out there that you can use in the sun on a hot surface.....????:confused:
 
In Florida we have alot of direct sunlight and heat ... some of the best are Z8, Fk425, and even Liquid Glass did pretty well. Poorboys Spray/Gloss is hit or miss. With a damp car in sunlight it works very well, on a dry vehicle is dries quite quickly.
 
Just picked up CG Spray Wax that supposed to lengthen existing wax protection. Says to apply on a MF then wipe on hot car.

Does this apply to other QDs?
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
In Florida we have alot of direct sunlight and heat ... some of the best are Z8, Fk425, and even Liquid Glass did pretty well. Poorboys Spray/Gloss is hit or miss. With a damp car in sunlight it works very well, on a dry vehicle is dries quite quickly.

GREAT..just happen to have FK 425......:cheers:
 
FK 425 does not do good on hot surfaces or sun..it even says on the bottle..avoid using in direct sunlight and use on cool surfaces....I used 425 and it does streak on hot surfaces....

it dries very fast on heated surfaces...I have not seen many QD's that do good on hot surfaces....not warm but hot...like over 125 degrees...

read your bottle....

AL
 
Al-53 said:
FK 425 does not do good on hot surfaces or sun..it even says on the bottle..avoid using in direct sunlight and use on cool surfaces....I used 425 and it does streak on hot surfaces....

it dries very fast on heated surfaces...I have not seen many QD's that do good on hot surfaces....not warm but hot...like over 125 degrees...

read your bottle....

AL


Thanks Al.;) ......still will look for that ELUSIVE QDer .......:cheers:
 
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BILL said:
Thanks Al.;) ......still will look for that ELUSIVE QDer .......:cheers:

Bill...I am in the shop and I looked at my bottle of a QD...
CG's Extreme Slick Synthetic -Acrylic Polymer Detailer (Anti-Static)

I have not used it yet...but it does say..designed to perform even in hot, humid climates without streaking, cloudiness or hazy patches...

So this may be one ....but again..hot climate and hot paint is 2 different animals

AL
 
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All my qd'ers from FCS, FK425, Spray and Gloss etc streak if used directly in the sun on a hot surface (on dry vehicle, never used any on a wet one). If anything my Megs QD'er (regular red bottle) streaks the least in the sun and hot surface. As long as I'm not directly in the sun, it can be 100 degrees and I don't have issues.
 
Al-53 said:
Bill...I am in the shop and I looked at my bottle of a QD...
CG's Extreme Slick Synthetic -Acrylic Polymer Detailer (Anti-Static)

I have not used it yet...but it does say..designed to perform even in hot, humid climates without streaking, cloudiness or hazy patches...

So this may be one ....but again..hot climate and hot paint is 2 different animals

AL

Hot climate yes......and as you said hot paint is another animal......not to mention in the SUN..yet..........:o

Thanks Al.....:)
 
Try to spritz your towel and not the paint.
 
do you still get the lube effect from spraying just the towel as much as spraying paint....also if you have lite dust on the car the QD is suppose to sorta coat the dust so no mariing..if I am correct....

AL
 
I thought all Poorboys products were sun friendly, designed to use in the "Florida Sun".

Quote from right here at AG:

"It’s seldom that the staff and myself get too excited about a new product, but, funny, we all seemed to be rooting for Poorboy’s to do well--like an underdog. Here’s what sold us on it. Down here in South Florida, detailing usually requires garage or warehouse space to escape the hot sun. Most products rebel against direct sunlight and your application is foiled. Not Poorboy’s. Just like Steve (of Poorboy’s) claimed, it absolutely does love the sun. Perfect! The last phase of testing had us all out in the grass and parking lot in the mid-day Florida sun using Poorboy’s and having a blast. Welcome to the family, Poorboy’s!"
 
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I spray an MF sponge applicator with my QD on the heavy side then spread an even coat on a panel then wipe with a Clean MF Towel and it works great. Sometimes my paint just gets too hot, being black, and the QD dries very fast leaving some smears but I go over them and all is well.
 
dengood1 said:
I thought all Poorboys products were sun friendly, designed to use in the "Florida Sun".

Quote from right here at AG:

"It’s seldom that the staff and myself get too excited about a new product, but, funny, we all seemed to be rooting for Poorboy’s to do well--like an underdog. Here’s what sold us on it. Down here in South Florida, detailing usually requires garage or warehouse space to escape the hot sun. Most products rebel against direct sunlight and your application is foiled. Not Poorboy’s. Just like Steve (of Poorboy’s) claimed, it absolutely does love the sun. Perfect! The last phase of testing had us all out in the grass and parking lot in the mid-day Florida sun using Poorboy’s and having a blast. Welcome to the family, Poorboy’s!"

Interesting........perfect for what i need if true.....:confused:

thanks.....:cheers:
 
Al-53 said:
do you still get the lube effect from spraying just the towel as much as spraying paint....also if you have lite dust on the car the QD is suppose to sorta coat the dust so no mariing..if I am correct....

AL


Seemed to work well for me.......I first did california dust it though beforehand :)
 
The other day, I put a fresh layer of P21S on my wife's Explorer and it was looking great. Of course, 5 minutes later, a bird did a poopie on the hood. No, it was a poop actually, it was huge.

So I mumbled a few explicit words and cleaned it up. Then, I wanted to put some Poorboys S&W on top of it to really make it shine again but the black hood had already warmed up again. The results were NOT good!
 
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