Quick Detail — the fast hydrophobic refresh spray

The short version: Quick Detail is Undrdog's spray-on hydrophobic booster — a water-based product designed to add fast, real hydrophobic protection to any exterior surface between washes. Works on cars, boats, motorcycles, RVs, aircraft, bikes, and hard household surfaces. Water beads, dust wipes off easier, and the surface stays cleaner longer.

Who it's for: Owners who want a fast, no-fuss refresh between full washes, mobile detailers doing between-service maintenance, and anyone with a coated vehicle who wants to boost water behavior on demand.

What Quick Detail is engineered to do

• Add a fresh hydrophobic layer to whatever's underneath — bare paint, sealant, wax, or a cured ceramic/PTFE coating.
• Cut wash time by making dust, pollen, and light contaminants wipe off with less mechanical effort on the next rinse.
• Boost gloss immediately after application without requiring surface prep.
• Reset water behavior on an existing coating that's starting to lose its beading.

Where Quick Detail fits in the Undrdog lineup

• Quick Detail (this product) — the fast, water-based hydrophobic top-up. Best for quick refreshes between washes.
• QD Plus — the longer-lived, stackable spray-on coating. Best for owners who want incremental durability from a spray-on product.
• HCC / Pro — full applicator-installed coatings. Longer service life, more chemically resistant, require full surface prep.

How to apply Quick Detail

1. Wash the vehicle or surface with a pH-neutral soap. Rinse clean.
2. Dry to a clean, streak-free surface — damp is fine, soaking is not.
3. Spray Quick Detail one or two mists per panel.
4. Wipe immediately with a clean, plush microfiber towel to spread evenly.
5. Buff with a second clean microfiber to a streak-free finish.
6. Repeat on the next panel until the whole vehicle is coated.

Common uses

• Between washes: quick hydrophobic refresh to keep water behavior high and next wash faster.
• Over a cured coating: restore beading on an aging HCC, Pro, Pro Plus, Marine, or Marine Plus coating.
• Boat between trips: spot-treat waterline residue and refresh sheeting after a rinse-down.
• Motorcycle after a ride: wipe off bug splatter, dust, and rain marks in one pass.
• Home glass and hard surfaces: exterior windows, hard-water-prone shower doors, hard household surfaces.

Frequently asked questions

How long does one application of Quick Detail last?
Service life depends on how often the surface is washed and how much weather it sees. Quick Detail is a maintenance spray — expect fresh applications between washes, not multi-month intervals.

Can I use Quick Detail on top of an existing ceramic coating?
Yes — that's one of its main uses. Apply on any cured Undrdog coating (HCC, Pro, Pro Plus, Marine, Marine Plus) to reset water behavior between deeper maintenance cycles.

Can I use Quick Detail as a drying aid?
Yes. After a wash, mist Quick Detail onto a damp panel and dry with a plush microfiber. This adds hydrophobic behavior while you dry — efficient, and it reduces towel drag.

What surfaces is Quick Detail safe on?
Automotive paint, glass, plastic trim, painted wheels, chrome, gel coat, painted aluminum, vinyl wraps, and hard household surfaces. Spot-test on brushed or anodized metals.

Is Quick Detail safe on matte finishes?
Hydrophobic sprays can slightly alter matte appearance by filling micro-texture. For matte finishes use Undrdog Matte QD.

Can I apply Quick Detail in direct sun?
Not recommended. Direct sun or a hot panel causes fast evaporation and streaking. Apply on a cool surface in shade.

Can I layer Quick Detail with QD Plus?
Yes. Apply the first product, let it dry, then apply the second. QD Plus provides more durability; Quick Detail provides a faster water-based refresh — layering both works.

Is Quick Detail different from a spray wax?
Yes. Quick Detail is a hydrophobic spray booster designed to bond to the underlying surface briefly, not a wax that sits on top. It's engineered to boost water behavior, not deposit a wax film.

Referenced sources

• Polymers (2025) — hydrophobic contact angles for silica-family coatings

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