Description
Bilt Hamber auto-qd is a unique concentrated quick detailer spray. It is particularly suited to use over auto-balm, but it has a wide range of other uses…
It safely removes dust and grime without scratching.
Unique charged polymers suspend particulate matter to protect highly finished automotive paints from hologram scratching.
Between washing, auto-q.d acts as an effective “waterless wash” product, saving time and water and preventing cobweb scratching that can be imparted by non-charged products.
The high-shine protects and beautifies paintwork, inhibits UV degradation and oxidisation.
It also very effectively preserves previously applied last stage products (LSP’s) such as waxes and sealers like cleanser-polish, auto-balm, finis-wax, double speed-wax, hydra-wax and micro-fine.
Water based and safe for all automotive paint finishes, auto-qd quickly revices gloss and does not result in chemical build-up or dusty chalky residue.
Will effectively clean paintwork after compounding stages and does not mark or stain plastic trim, rubber or composites and will impart protection and sheen to them too. Great for vinyl finishes.
Can be diluted with water to provide extremely economical LSP preservation which is particularly suited to auto-balm and as a drying aid to prevent water-spotting of hard water.
auto-qd can also be used as a lubricant for auto-clay to provide a gloss enriched finish, used in combination the stunning finish is ready to go in one hit.
Mark Kerr (verified owner) –
I’ve just this for the first time and I’m very impressed… I diluted it down to 1:15 and misted over the entire vehicle after washing,including glass and rubber trim. The drying process took half the time and with practically no pressure whatsoever on the drying towel (I used silverback XL). This was undoubtedly the easiest vehicle drying I’ve ever done and used hardly any product – I can’t recommend this enough!
Andy P –
Learning how to use this as a drying aid. Seems to work but still needing to get right dilution. Koch Chemie FSE easier to use but not as drying agent.