Good for dark cars..

[Alan W]

Just discovered this stuff.. great for washing black and dark cars.. water ultra easy to blade off and no watermarks!

 

[Shelly]

I'll try it on my black Z
Will be lovely to have a streak free Z

 

[spurs fan in a coupe]

Must be good to get you out there at 1am avoiding streaks!

 

[David]

Sorry @Alan W, this product isn't for me. I'll only wash my car naked.

 

[billz]

What do you mean by blade off. Do you use a squeegee ? I never get streaks on ours all i do is towel dry with micro fibre drying towel

 

[Antm72]

What do you mean by blade off. Do you use a squeegee ? I never get streaks on ours all i do is towel dry with micro fibre drying towel

I do the same and never have any issues

 

[Tracy Dee]

Personally I would not use a blade on paintwork you only need one piece of grit and it will damage your paintwork more noticeable on darker colours of course . I would only use a blade if you own one on Windows.( Not the plastic window )
Why not use Dodo Juice time to dry on your wet panels to lubricate towel drying and leave a streak free paintwork finish.
There are a few other products on the market that do a similar job to Time to dry.
Cheers Cliff.

 

[Alan W]

@Tracy Dee it Doesn't matter whether you use blade or drying towel.. if theres a piece of grit it will scratch your car. l always take care to thoroughly rinse my car before l blade (which is a very soft auto glym one). I have also reviewed Neils Magic Polish on here and lve got to say lm hooked.. my car was covered in dirt and salt marks yesterday and with just a quick rinse with a hose it was off. Literally makes your car non stick. Getting back to this turtle wax streak free wash l live in really hard water area and streaks can be a problem on a black car.. but this stuff solves that!

 

[Tracy Dee]

Your call if a blade works for you all good .I personally wouldn't use a blade on any cars paintwork
With washing tools key is keeping them clean .
Cheers Cliff.

 

[Sean d]

Your call if a blade works for you all good .I personally wouldn't use a blade on any cars paintwork
With washing tools key is keeping them clean .
Cheers Cliff.

We use blades on fresh paintwork on a daily basis, we wash cars before the customer collects them and we blade them down afterwards with no ill effects.

 

[Tracy Dee]

As long as it works for you all well and good.
As a car valeter and detailer by profession not the way I was taught.
But as said if it works for you all good.
People often ask the best products to use I can only guide them to the best products I have found by useage over the years.
But as I say if your happy with what your using and it works for you happy days.

Cheers Cliff.