Waterless Wash vs. UQD/UQW

[Cranston37]

For my every couple weeks the car isn't that dirty but I want to spiff it up routine I would use UQD, UQW, Waterless Wheel and Tire, Ultimate Protectant for trim, and glass cleaner.

Every time I do the UQD and UQW step I would think how great it would be for the UQD to have some wax in it so I didn't have to go over the car a 2nd time, then it occurred to me that that's essentially what the Waterless Wash and Wax is.

So my question is, is there any reason I could skip the cost of a 2nd product and a 15min step and just use that, even if the car isn't in the dirty enough to need a wash territory? Both the Waterless Wash and UQW advertise their protection as lasting "weeks, not days" so how much would I really losing by simplifying things?

This is my routine after using 3-in-1 Wax followed by a coat of Fast Finish twice a year...

[smack]

Re: Waterless Wash vs. UQD/UQW

I think in your scenario Waterless Wash will be enough for weekly sessions seeing as UFF is your LSP. I think if you are doing the 3n1/UFF combo all thats needed between those applications is the UWW. Maybe once a month give it some UQW.

[Nick Winn]

Re: Waterless Wash vs. UQD/UQW

I think in your scenario Waterless Wash will be enough for weekly sessions seeing as UFF is your LSP. I think if you are doing the 3n1/UFF combo all thats needed between those applications is the UWW. Maybe once a month give it some UQW.

I would agree with smack.

Ultimate Waterless Wash & Wax will not provide as premium of wax as using a dedicated spray wax like Ultimate Quik Wax. Like smack said, keeping Ultimate Quik Wax in your routine, would still be recommended, IMO, just not needed as often.