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first time clayer here..... got my Meg package and notice I have a NXT speed detailer. Can I use that as a lubricant for the clay or should I use something else. Thanks again
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Yes, I dont see why not.... but I like the results from the regular Quick Detailer better.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
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Like I replied in your other thread with the same question, it its not a good idea. While it will work, it is almost too slick to use as a clay lube. Plus it is more expensive than Quik Detailer, so using it really doesn't make sense.
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I would use the Quik Detailer.quality creates its own demandComment
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I say Quick detailer as well. Why waste the NXTComment
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I would use Quick detailer, It worked real good on may 01 Ram.
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washed, clayed and 2 coats of NXT. Vegas winds for the next 3 days so I can't even take it out of the garage and get the final look of it...... but it feels so much better to the hand.... my wife came into the garage and saw me rubbing my hand up and down and up and down and she thought I lost all my marblesComment
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I would go for Quik Detailer or Last Touch
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Our Smooth Surface Clay kit comes with Quik Detailer for a reason and that's because it's recommended for use as a clay lubricant. Speed Detailer will work in a jam but it's not formulated for or recommended as a clay lubricant.Originally posted by jeffsford View Post
Save the Speed Detailer for removing light dust, fingerprints and smudges.
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