Hi,
I'm waiting on the release of the new OCW. Does anybody know if it can be used on a wet or dry paint surface?
I like to use these wipe on/wipe off spray waxes during my drying process... wash, flood rinse, and then, with a nice soft WW towel, I like to mist on a spray wax, and finish drying the vehicle.
Thanks in advance.
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Question on OCW
Started by Detail_Guy, Nov 17 2007 05:44 PM
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Posted 18 November 2007 - 07:17 AM
Yes the new OCW can be sprayed on a wet car.
However the new QD will work better with this type of application. It should be out in a couple of months or sooner.
This stuff is very slick. The only way to describe it is it's like you applied Poli-Seal to your car.
What is really cool is if you no rinse your car you can use the new QD with it. Wet the panel with no rinse. Spray a little QD and wipe dry. Super slick! I keep geting 4oz test bottles of it but I want a gallon now! I bug david almost every day wanting to know when my gallon is coming.
Back to the new OCW. It is a little different then the old formula. People will first notice no visible separation. It dose separate though. So you must still shake it. The last sample was tweaked a little to bring up the slick factor. I think the carnuba keeps it from being super slick. I have tested it side by side with the Z8 and Aqua wax and it is slicker. with a nice wet glow.
However the new QD will work better with this type of application. It should be out in a couple of months or sooner.
This stuff is very slick. The only way to describe it is it's like you applied Poli-Seal to your car.
What is really cool is if you no rinse your car you can use the new QD with it. Wet the panel with no rinse. Spray a little QD and wipe dry. Super slick! I keep geting 4oz test bottles of it but I want a gallon now! I bug david almost every day wanting to know when my gallon is coming.
Back to the new OCW. It is a little different then the old formula. People will first notice no visible separation. It dose separate though. So you must still shake it. The last sample was tweaked a little to bring up the slick factor. I think the carnuba keeps it from being super slick. I have tested it side by side with the Z8 and Aqua wax and it is slicker. with a nice wet glow.
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Posted 18 November 2007 - 07:29 AM
Wow..... nice to hear about the new QD. Looking forward to it. I love slickness..... ![:beerchug[1]:](http://optimumforums.org/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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Posted 18 November 2007 - 09:08 AM
Ron Harris, on Nov 18 2007, 08:17 AM, said:
Yes the new OCW can be sprayed on a wet car.
However the new QD will work better with this type of application. It should be out in a couple of months or sooner.
This stuff is very slick. The only way to describe it is it's like you applied Poli-Seal to your car.
What is really cool is if you no rinse your car you can use the new QD with it. Wet the panel with no rinse. Spray a little QD and wipe dry. Super slick! I keep geting 4oz test bottles of it but I want a gallon now! I bug david almost every day wanting to know when my gallon is coming.
Back to the new OCW. It is a little different then the old formula. People will first notice no visible separation. It dose separate though. So you must still shake it. The last sample was tweaked a little to bring up the slick factor. I think the carnuba keeps it from being super slick. I have tested it side by side with the Z8 and Aqua wax and it is slicker. with a nice wet glow.
However the new QD will work better with this type of application. It should be out in a couple of months or sooner.
This stuff is very slick. The only way to describe it is it's like you applied Poli-Seal to your car.
What is really cool is if you no rinse your car you can use the new QD with it. Wet the panel with no rinse. Spray a little QD and wipe dry. Super slick! I keep geting 4oz test bottles of it but I want a gallon now! I bug david almost every day wanting to know when my gallon is coming.
Back to the new OCW. It is a little different then the old formula. People will first notice no visible separation. It dose separate though. So you must still shake it. The last sample was tweaked a little to bring up the slick factor. I think the carnuba keeps it from being super slick. I have tested it side by side with the Z8 and Aqua wax and it is slicker. with a nice wet glow.
Excellent, and thanks!
I suspect that the new QD will not provide the added protection that the OCW provides... correct?
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Posted 18 November 2007 - 12:03 PM
The test cars seem to have about 2 weeks of slickness. The QD's that I have used in the past seem to bee
good for 2 days.
I'm not much of a QD guy since the OCW came along but that is changing now. It makes the Opti-Seal very slick.
good for 2 days.
I'm not much of a QD guy since the OCW came along but that is changing now. It makes the Opti-Seal very slick.
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Posted 18 November 2007 - 01:32 PM
Ron Harris, on Nov 18 2007, 01:03 PM, said:
I'm not much of a QD guy since the OCW came along but that is changing now. It makes the Opti-Seal very slick.
I've also cut way down on using gloss enhancing QD's when I staring using great spray waxes in my drying process. That's exactly why I was asking about the new OCW.
Plus, when I need a great cleaning QD, I have ONR mixed perfectly for just those situations.
Thanks again.
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