I usually use Quik Interior Detailer to clean the surfaces in my car. Recently, I started having to park my car in a sunnier place so I decided to buy some Natural Shine because of its protecting properties. However, I noticed that Q.I.D. also says that it has UV protection. I also noticed that Natural Shine has a little cleaning ability. So what's the main difference between the 2? Thanks.
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Re: Q.I.D. vs Natural Shine
You can use QID on a daily basis if you want to, but only use Natural Shine when you want to apply an actual protectant, be that monthly or every other month or whenever.Shane
1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera SL
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Natural Shine, and it's glossy sister, Supreme Shine, are full blown vinyl/plastic/rubber dressings that provide good cleaning ability along with UV protection and some, well, moisturizers for lack of a better way to put it.
QID will just give you the cleaning and UV protection.
If you relate them to similar steps on your paint, Natural Shine would be like your wax and QID like your UQD. The "quik" is a great product but not a replacement for a proper protection step.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
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Thanks guys. I just used both products to spice up my interior a bit. I noticed that I needed to put a generous amount of Natural Shine on the towel to get the uniform application that I was looking for.-HealthyCivic
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well Natural shine just gives a low gloss finish.. if you wanted something more glossier, you should try Supreme Shine :]Ganesa,
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Originally posted by JohanD View PostIs there any difference between QUI and Natural Shine when using them on a surface like a steering wheel, where you do not want it to be greasy/slippery?Nick
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The new products would definately be better for a steering wheel that the old dressings.
But still better to do a test spot first. My wheel is very textured, so a dressing is ok, and it doesnt get slick.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue
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I much prefer the matte look and do not worry much about UV protection; consequently, I tend to stick ti QID or 1Z Cockpit Premium. But my car is not exposed to the sun all hours of the day.Swirls hide in the black molecular depths, only waiting for the right time to emerge and destroy your sanity.
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