Quick detailers are a fantastic option for car enthusiasts or those who are new car owners in general. They elevate any existing layers of wax and sealants to provide a showroom finish and shine.
This is made possible by leaving a thin layer of wax and/or polymers on top of the existing protective layer. You can apply a QD to previously unprotected paint also. Quick detailers also serve to be used during the final stage of the car detailing process. The reason being is that a QD can remove any fingerprints and dust following the car washing and polishing stages.
Car enthusiasts understand the importance of maintaining the image of your vehicle. Needing to frequently maintain the condition of your car can be a fairly time-consuming task. Especially if you work full time, clearing your schedule to pencil in a full car clean is likely off the table. Hence quick detailers. In this post, we will break down how our quick detailers work alongside how to use them as well as any things that you should consider.
How Do You Use Quick Detailers?
Quick detailers are extremely easy to use on your vehicle. Take a microfibre cloth and apply a few sprays of your detailer. Once applied, begin wiping down the areas of the vehicle you want to enhance. As the name suggests, a quick detailer allows you to obtain a shine with the utmost ease.
If the exterior is rather dirty, wash the car first with a quality car shampoo using the two-bucket method. We offer quality car rinse and wash buckets for this.
The Duel Quick Detailing Sprays
We offer two quick detailers designed for different needs.
The Nitro Quick Detailer is the quickest way to add an exceptional level of shine, depth of colour and gloss to your vehicle's paintwork. Incredibly easy to use and applicable on all exterior surfaces — paint, plastic trims, wheels, metals and even glass. It comes with an amazing bilberry scent and is the go-to for a final wipe-down after a detail or at a show.
The Oxide Quick Detailer Hybrid offers unrivalled gloss and protection from a single application due to its hybrid formulation. It lasts 6-8 weeks with excellent water repellency and durability — ideal as a short-term spray sealant that layers for extended durability.
Things To Know About Quick Detailers
The best time to use your QD is straight after you have washed and dried your vehicle. This way you know the surface is clean and you're adding gloss and protection to a prepared finish. You can also use your QD during the drying process as a drying aid.
Should you use your detailer on a dirty surface, you may find this can lead to potential scratches or swirl marks. Only use a QD between washes on genuinely light dust — if in doubt, wash the car first.
How Much Protection Does A Quick Detailer Provide?
Quick detailers deliver light protection. Nitro is primarily a gloss enhancer. Oxide sits between a QD and a sealant — if you need longer-lasting protection, pair it with a dedicated wax or sealant underneath. Use your QD in the finishing stage rather than as a stand-alone protection product.
Are Quick Detailers Useful On Glass?
Most quick detailers, including Nitro, can be used on glass in a pinch. However, if you have a dedicated glass cleaner to hand, use that instead for a streak-free result. QD on glass leaves a gloss haze that isn't ideal, though it won't cause damage.
Conclusion
A quick detailer is used after the wash process to bring gloss and shine to your paintwork. It also serves as a great way to buff out any residue left over from the wash. For the best results, use Nitro or Oxide as the final step in your detail.
Browse both in the quick detailers collection, or go straight to Nitro or Oxide.
