Ive been very fond of using a QD product and when the opportunity arrived to Review a new one to me, I grasped the opportunity

So..To set the scene...What is this product all about?

Power Maxed Quick Detailer

This is Power Maxed's own description:

Power Maxed Quick Detailer is a gloss enhancing multi-purpose speed detailing spray. Our Quick Detailer is a totally unique formula which represents hydrophobic technology which repels waters and withstands multiple car washes giving you additional protection to your paintwork.

Power Maxed Quick Detailer will safely remove light dirt, unsightly fingerprints, water spots, bird droppings and even tree sap without having to wash your car without streaks. It will also reduce bugs and debris from sticking to your surfaces, It is even safe for use on your windows! Try it! Safe on all exterior surfaces, use this product between washes and waxes and enhance your paint protection. Long lasting protection and water beading action.

Also try it on your Motorcycle, Bicycle, RV & Boat, don't forget to clean your helmet with it to!

Features & Benefits of Power Maxed Quick Detailer:

• Ultra Quick Application & Removal
• Maximise & Extend the life of Waxes, Sealants & Glazes
• Use Everyday to remove Fingerprints, Dust & Water Spots
• Can be used in Cold or Hot Weather
• Suitable for use on all vehicles, including motorcycles, bicycles & boats
• Protects paintwork from harmful UV rays
• Easy on Easy Off Application
• Advanced Totally Unique Formula

So..Gave the car a wash using Power Maxed TFR in a 1:10 ratio in my Snow Foam lance and Car Chem Snow Foam with my Dooka Wash pad

Powerwashed off and dried

Sprayed a little on my bonnet..found it very thin, but had a nice smell..sort of apples

Then following the instructions on the bottle, spread it all over with one side of a folded MF cloth and then turned the cloth over and buffed off

No streaking or smearing that you can get from some QD's during application and felt quite slick to the touch and definately brought out the shine

Durability:

I cant comment on yet, but I would say its probably on par with similar QD's..ie a couple of weeks between washes...its not meant to last any longer

Other applications:

I have found out that it could be used as a waterless wash, but I wouldnt advocate that

It can also be used effectively as a Drying aid to a freshly rinsed car...again..Ive not tried that, but that is my next aim in a couple of weeks

Would I recommend this?

Most definately..Its a cheapish product, that works well and will keep your car looking good between reapplication of your LSP, be it sealer or wax

So as I understand your first step, Chris.....

You mixed the TFR (diluted 10:1) and snow foam in your lance - sprayed it onto your car - and, using you Dooka pad, you just washed the car. So you didn't use any shampoo. Have I got that right?

Regards

Mike.

No..I use two Snow Faom containers on this occassion.

After the TFR ...washed off....applied Snow foam and washed with the Dooka and buckets using the Snow foam as the shampoo

I often do that when the car is not very dirty

No..I used two Snow Foam bottles on this occassion.

After the TFR ...washed off....applied Snow foam and washed with the Dooka and bucket using the Snow foam as the shampoo

I often do that when the car is not very dirty

Sorry for OT, but why has this been voted 1/5 by two people? Grudges?

Pass ..There are a couple of people who frequent this section that dont like me at all..even ignore my posts..LOL

On this occasion, its probably because its just optional to click a star etc...

No..I use two Snow Faom containers on this occassion.

After the TFR ...washed off....applied Snow foam and washed with the Dooka and buckets using the Snow foam as the shampoo

I often do that when the car is not very dirty

Thanks for clarifying, Mate.

Pass ..There are a couple of people who frequent this section that dont like me at all..even ignore my posts..LOL

On this occasion, its probably because its just optional to click a star etc...

Where are these `stars` then?

At the top of the thread

At the top of the thread

Thanks, Chris...again!