Product: Meguiar's Mist and Wipe Quik Interior Detailer
Price & Price Per Ounce:
$4.99
$.31/ounce
Manufacturer Claims:
Quik Interior Detailer is the fastest way to clean and shine all interior surfaces. Use it every time you wash or Quik Detail your paint to give your interior that "just detailed" look. In just minutes, your entire interior can look sharp and smell fresh. Quickly and easily maintains the look and feel of interior plastics, vinyl, leather, rubber, metal and even audio/video equipment. The safe, high lubricity formula lifts off dust, ashes, dirt, grime, spills and fingerprints without build-up. And, unlike traditional protectants that leave an artificial greasy feeling, Quik Interior Detailer leaves your interior surfaces looking natural and revitalized.
Packaging:
A nice, cleanly put together bottle that fits well ergonomically. It proves very easy to use and the sprayer produces a very fine, controlled mist.
Color/Scent/Viscosity:
It's a clearish water thin liquid that smells very fresh and pleasant.
How I used (as per instructions):
Spray on surface and wipe away with an MF towel.
Overall Thoughts:
I tried this product on both prior protected and never protected surfaces. In both instances I sprayed 2-3 spritz' per panel and wiped away with an MF towel. No matter what, the product never streaked. I liked the very very slight darkening effect it produced on non-protected surfaces, letting you know that the area was 'fed'. On protected surfaces I felt it took away too much of the sheen from my protected dash. I like a bit of sheen so what I did was spray 1 spritz onto the MF, then wipe the dash clean. This proved to work better and easily removed light soil. This product also removed light soil marks pretty well showing its 'Quik Detail' tendencies.
Other Notes:
I will keep this in my arsenal for my weekly wash customers and occasionally for my use if the soil content permits.
Purchasing:
www.meguiars.com
Pictures:
2004 Audi S4
I am a member of the Meguiar's Product Testing Team, but this review was purely objective in many ways and the feelings are true.
Price & Price Per Ounce:
$4.99
$.31/ounce
Manufacturer Claims:
Quik Interior Detailer is the fastest way to clean and shine all interior surfaces. Use it every time you wash or Quik Detail your paint to give your interior that "just detailed" look. In just minutes, your entire interior can look sharp and smell fresh. Quickly and easily maintains the look and feel of interior plastics, vinyl, leather, rubber, metal and even audio/video equipment. The safe, high lubricity formula lifts off dust, ashes, dirt, grime, spills and fingerprints without build-up. And, unlike traditional protectants that leave an artificial greasy feeling, Quik Interior Detailer leaves your interior surfaces looking natural and revitalized.
Packaging:
A nice, cleanly put together bottle that fits well ergonomically. It proves very easy to use and the sprayer produces a very fine, controlled mist.
Color/Scent/Viscosity:
It's a clearish water thin liquid that smells very fresh and pleasant.
How I used (as per instructions):
Spray on surface and wipe away with an MF towel.
Overall Thoughts:
I tried this product on both prior protected and never protected surfaces. In both instances I sprayed 2-3 spritz' per panel and wiped away with an MF towel. No matter what, the product never streaked. I liked the very very slight darkening effect it produced on non-protected surfaces, letting you know that the area was 'fed'. On protected surfaces I felt it took away too much of the sheen from my protected dash. I like a bit of sheen so what I did was spray 1 spritz onto the MF, then wipe the dash clean. This proved to work better and easily removed light soil. This product also removed light soil marks pretty well showing its 'Quik Detail' tendencies.
Other Notes:
I will keep this in my arsenal for my weekly wash customers and occasionally for my use if the soil content permits.
Purchasing:
www.meguiars.com
Pictures:
2004 Audi S4
I am a member of the Meguiar's Product Testing Team, but this review was purely objective in many ways and the feelings are true.
