Can You Spray D156 for Final Wipe of RFEW D114?

[Stephan]

I typically wash my car with multiple soaked MF towels from a bucket of diluted RFEW. After the initial wipe or two to remove dirt, and depending on environmental factors, I have one maybe two or three wipes to get the car dry.

Can I spray on D156 while the panel is still wet or damp (from RFEW) and wipe to a dry surface? Or should I dry the RFEW, then spray on and wipe off the D156?

Thanks.

[chevy]

I use D156 as a dying aid all the time. Works great. You'll get a better layer of protection applying to dried paint. It smells so good use it both ways.

[Stephan]

Re: Can You Spray D156 for Final Wipe of RFEW D114?

I use D156 as a dying aid all the time.

All I can say is as a dying aid, it doesn't seem to be working so great!

Thanks for the response!

[chevy]

Theres a bit of a trick I use. That is to prime my waffle weave drying towel with d156 first then spray the panel and wipe. Priming kinda "activates" the drying towel and works much easier.

[jankerson]

Re: Can You Spray D156 for Final Wipe of RFEW D114?

I sheet the water off 1st then spray D156 doing one section at a time for final dry.

[jankerson]

Re: Can You Spray D156 for Final Wipe of RFEW D114?

Just made a thread here with photos:

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?60438-Using-D156-as-a-drying-aid-w-photos&p=540756#post540756