meguiar's Final Inspection
Hello all,
I am an authorized dealer of Meguiar's Car Care products and sell both Final Inspection and Quik Detailer and do automotive detailing seminars. I can answer your questions concerning both products. Yes, there is a subtle difference between the two products.
Let me help clear up the discussion, neither Final Inspection or Quik Detailer contain wax or silicones. They simply remove light surface contaminants to let the wax you put on, come through. Also, neither product will remove wax. If you use one of these products and don't feel a waxy finish on your car, it's time to re-wax it.
Final Inspection is what is called a "Paintable product" meaning that it is safe to use on freshly painted areas of a vehicle and safe to use in a body shop environment. There is nothing in Final Inspection that will interfere with the painting or curing process of new paint… including in the engine compartment. This is why body shops use it… because there is nothing that will get into the air that may interfere with work (automotive painting) We have customers that even use Final Inspection on glass!
Quik Detailer also does not contain wax or silicone, BUT because of the nature of it's ingredients, IS NOT a "paintable product" and is not for use on a freshly painted vehicle.
Final Inspection is available in the 1 gallon size (which is a great deal) but Quik Detailer is not.
Bottom line, they are both fine products and there is a difference, subtle yes, but a difference between them. Our customer base is the high -end car owner and for us, Final Inspection out sells Quik Detailer 3 to 1.
If anyone has any questions about either of these or any other Meguiar's Products, please do not hesitate to contact us at First Place Auto. Our email is
[email protected].
Regards,
Philip
Owner, First Place Auto