not comparing the 2. i'm just considering want to take D155 together with D156 or not. D155 spray wipe, then after that D156 spray wipe... both are consider optional steps if i wash with wash&wax weekly i think, and rewax like... 3-4 months once?? just that D155 & D156 combo is very convenient and fast to make the car looks instant shiny.

Convenient and fast aside, need to consider the price for those stuff too.. so.. get D155 first maybe.

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Hi, any user for Opti Guard? I found 3 detailer in KV - can provide feedback please on your experience and their workmanship? Perhaps you can pm me if you do not wish to post here. Thank you so much!

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GLUE MASTER!! opening the next ultimate quick detailer soon today I went home I saw BIRD SHOT ON MY CAR!!

Need find good people to buy first ...




Glue master ma...
You buy gallon I think is a lot worth man..

Wait im confused .....

M135 is equivalent to Meg's Ultimate Quick Detailer.
D156 is equivalent to Meg's Quick Wax.
D155 is equivalent to?

D155 consumer version is this



Nothing to confuse. If you really have gang and contact probably you can only go look for Detailer (gallon) series since its not openly sell to consumer

This post has been edited by g88: Aug 7 2014, 09:58 AM

Oh haha thanks for that tip...

Well have to slowly gather gang gang detailer!!!

different period/era got different group...once you into detailer, you will start venturing more and more brand...crazily look for purchase from oversea even the shipment cost is 100-300% then the actual product....

Well...I've been using them (on and off) and a few others for quite some time now.





Here's my takes on QDs and spray waxes.

I only use QD (M34) for clay lubricant and also (Last Touch) for light cleaning when/if I missed some spots AFTER WASH. I don't feel comfortable using it to 'clean' light dusting after a few days, regardless if the car had been driven or not. I just let it be and leave it that way until my next proper wash.

If I were to do (which I very seldom need to) that kind of 'cleaning', I would prefer to use a 'no-rinse' or 'waterless' product instead. For these, I would alternate between Optimum No Rinse, Duragloss Rinseless Wash or Megs D114 - Rinse Free Express Wash - my current favourite. These products are more economical to use. I use at 2oz to 1gal dilution (around 1:64) in a spray bottle and spray liberally or at 1oz to 1gal (1:128) if using a wash bucket.

M135 also I only use occasionally for spot removal of stubborn dirt marks or when I see light water spots had started to form AFTER A PROPER WASH. Like I said before, M135/Ultimate Quick Detailer is loaded with solvent and it cleans these type of contaminant really really well. But again, mind you, it could also strip or weaken the existing wax/sealant.

For Ultimate Quick Wax...now...this one is a good topper, and also use it AFTER WASH.

And here's my suggestion. If you were to start with one product, I would suggest you get the D156 first. Very rarely that you would need to do a round of QD after a good wash unless there's something wrong with your washing. And also a QD won't be able to do much on the appearance side. D156 would be more suited and meaningful to use after a wash, to top up the protection and amp up the gloss. To tell you the truth, before I have the glass coat on my ride(s), I use to top up with one form of spray wax or another *almost* after every wash

And do consider using Optimum No Rinse or DG Rinseless Wash (these two are locally available) if you decide to do those 'in-between wash' cleaning instead of using a QD. They cleans better and *maybe* safer as these were meant to be use as a light wash instead of just for *light* clean up.

Would ONR makes a good quick detailer as well? Let's say I'm halfway polishing the car at night and would like to continue tomorrow. Dust would accumulate on the paint and I dun like the idea of pulling the car out and wash and dry it again.

Would ONR diluted to QD ratio be ideal for mist and wiping the painted surface?

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Yes. But I do occasionally encountered some minor issues polishing surfaces after using ONR...nothing major...just some minor issues...could be product incompatibility or something.

But for overnight *light* (and unsettled - not sticking to the surface) dust and if you plan to do some polishing afterwards, you don't really have to use the ONR at QD strength. Wash strength in a bucket with a soft mf would do cuz you'd just be needing the lub and not the cleaning strength.

+1 on all counts. I use Megs D156 on my 2 daily drivers almost weekly, finished a gallon in about a year lol. But some of that was down to poor technique of course (read : Applying UQW ). An equivalent to D156 would be Duragloss #951.

Optimum does list 1:16 dilution as QD, 1:64 as clay lube, here : ONR: The Definitive Guide Have only tried D114 which works well.

This post has been edited by LazyJin: Aug 7 2014, 11:52 AM

So QD strength is actually lighter than washing strength you mean? Mind sharing what's the dilution ratio for both please? Thanks for the tips btw

This post has been edited by thom_chai: Aug 7 2014, 01:58 PM

I see. Thanks for the heads up man.

yes i've been thinking the same thing as well... after first proper claying & waxing, if weekly wash the car nice nice, i wouldn't need claying (and therefore needing QD/D155) in a longg time. probably need more UQW/D156 after 2-3 washes to top up shine & wax a bit. hmm....

btw, besides the 3 bottle gallon Megs in your picture, noticed your lower rack is FULL of the same bottles..


wohh can last a year. good good

This post has been edited by efaceninja: Aug 7 2014, 08:06 PM

First time using SmartWax... Easy to apply..and buff/remove. Tried the yellow banana scented one.

Consistent beading..car feels waxed/slick however not as much as others i have tried.|

Bought from ACE.

That pic was taken quite a few years ago in the store room behind my house. You sure you wanna see/know....?

Here's the cabinet set up under my porch...for the 'regularly used' stuffs....call it a concise version of it.....



This post has been edited by KrisMas: Aug 7 2014, 03:25 PM

Oh....and while browsing the old pics. I found this one. Here's how I store my clays.



The white ones are Megs and I think they must have been around 10ys old by now.
Blue is also Megs and the yellow one is Riccardo. The pinkish liquid stuffs that you see inside is M34, to keep the clay moist in storage so that they don't dry up. So far this method worked well for me