Wash > Clay > Ultimat Ultimate Compond > Ultimate Polish > Ultimate wax?

[Sarao]

I have a black colored car. I used UC sometime back and it did a great job. My car does not look hazy, swirls are "almost" gone. Only washing the car with Eagle One Car Shampoo gives it a deep look.

But, now I Want to proceed and protect the paint. I want to know, if I follow the above said process, would be that fine? I mean selection of products is correct?

1. Wash Car with Eagle One Car Shampoo
2. Detailing Clay
3. UC
4. UP
5. Ultimate Paste Wax.

Also, since I work in construction business, my car tends to go into muddy areas and tend to get dirty. I am bound to wash the car once in a week. I want to know if the Eagle One Enviro will strip the wax or not?

[davey g-force]

Re: Wash > Clay > Ultimat Ultimate Compond > Ultimate Polish > Ultimate wax?

Your process generally looks fine. The only thing I would ask is 'does it need UC, given you only used UC recently?'

Perhaps do a test spot with just UP first, and see what results that gives you. Are you doing this by hand?

A good car wash shampoo should not remove your wax. I've never used the E1 products you speak of, so I can't say for sure..

[Sarao]

Re: Wash > Clay > Ultimat Ultimate Compond > Ultimate Polish > Ultimate wax?

I could not find Ultimate Wax here locally. So bought Quick Spray wax instead. Is it equally good?

[The Guz]

Re: Wash > Clay > Ultimat Ultimate Compond > Ultimate Polish > Ultimate wax?

Both are different. A spray wax doesn't have the durability of say a synthetic wax like ultimate wax, nxt or M21. Ultimate quik wax is durable and can be used on it's own. But it won't last as long as a dedicated wax. It's primarily used as a maintenance product to help extend the life of the way on the car.