Final Detail Step

[Eric91Z]

So, question on Adam's products procedures.  Coming from a different brand I used for a long time, one thing they always recommended is after any work - just wash/dry, clay/wash/sealant, wash/wax, etc - to finish with their detail spray.  This was recommended to remove any streaks, residue, etc as well as work with the products put down for that last bit of pop.

 

Just wondering how many of you do that with the Adam's Quick Detailer at the very end of your wash process?  I previously washed/clay/sealant and today did first wash and then H2O G&G.  Working on couple other detailing steps - tires (first time using Tire Shine), Glass Sealant, clean all windows (inside and out, as always!).  But looking to go back and hit with the Quick Detailer before finishing up outside windows.

 

Any of the rest of you do that, too?

[Beemer]

I almost ALWAYS finish up with a round of Detail Spray.  Whether I do a full wash, Rinseless Wash, Wash & Wax, H2OGG.  Doesn't matter.  

 

[mc2hill]

I do the same as Roger, but do not use Detail Spray after using H2O Guard & Gloss.  I apply G&G while the panels are wet during a Rinseless Wash.

[Chris@Adams]

I use our DS as a drying agent after doing a two bucket wash, unless I use our H20 Guard & Gloss. You can use the H20 every 3 or 4 washes.

[ZMAN024]

^^^^ Same here.  Detail Spray with every wash except when I apply H20 G&G.  

[Rich]

I take the water off with the Master Blaster usually, but then get all the rest of the water off with Detail Spray as a drying agent.