Waterless car wash question.

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Post 637655 by mr shifter on 2013-08-22 10:40:47

Waterless car wash, is it any good? or does it do more harm than good?

Post 637656 by M-R-P on 2013-08-22 10:41:37

That spray-on stuff? I wouldn't bother personally.

Post 637658 by mr shifter on 2013-08-22 10:46:00

Yea that spray on stuff. Im fed up with using jet/car washes and i cannot clean a car where i live, so the old waterless stuff was a passing thought.

Post 637660 by M-R-P on 2013-08-22 10:52:36

That's why god invented Albanians ;)

Post 637663 by mr shifter on 2013-08-22 10:59:48

They use even less water than the waterless cleaner !!!

Post 637665 by p fandango on 2013-08-22 11:06:48

my old man uses it on the Chrysler, think its from QVC called Greased Lightning

Post 637667 by V70 Graham on 2013-08-22 11:08:12

[QUOTE=M-R-P;637660]That's why god invented Albanians ;)[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=mr shifter;637663]They use even less water than the waterless cleaner !!![/QUOTE] Hahahahahaha

Post 637668 by mr shifter on 2013-08-22 11:08:19

Martin, just translated you morse message, oohhh thats rude !!! Ha ha

Post 637669 by V70 Graham on 2013-08-22 11:10:13

[QUOTE=mr shifter;637668]Martin, just translated you morse message, oohhh thats rude !!! Ha ha[/QUOTE] It's been on there a while, I thought someone would have seen/removed it by now.....good spot.

Post 637670 by mr shifter on 2013-08-22 11:14:57

:B_thumb:

Post 637937 by kyboy on 2013-08-23 10:47:36

I use it you can do the glass with it as well,it's never scratched my car,very handy stuff!

Post 637985 by iancho on 2013-08-23 16:24:39

I've used Showroom Shine before off QVC it was really good stuff and never damaged the car.... Great for a quick polish and VERY easy to use...

Post 638079 by Wobbly Dave on 2013-08-23 20:58:09

I have used quite a lot of the CG blue one but only when turning up for meets to remove the grime since a wash less than 12 hours before. I like it, but I'd really only recommend for light soiling & you need lots of MF cloths to use safely.

Post 638147 by graemewelch on 2013-08-23 22:51:54

might get my self some of that. if its good enough for wobbly its good enough for me. cars going in for paint soon so want to keep it clean when i get it back painted

Post 638153 by volvokid on 2013-08-23 22:54:40

I wouldn't be using mf cloths with it. Get some really deep pile ones pb sell blue ones. That's what I use for my detail spray after I wash the car.

Post 638155 by graemewelch on 2013-08-23 23:02:10

[QUOTE=volvokid;638153]I wouldn't be using mf cloths with it. Get some really deep pile ones pb sell blue ones. That's what I use for my detail spray after I wash the car.[/QUOTE] already got them. i only use the cheaper ones for drying my wheels.

Post 638159 by volvokid on 2013-08-23 23:11:43

[QUOTE=graemewelch;638155]already got them. i only use the cheaper ones for drying my wheels.[/QUOTE] I use the waffle weave towles for drying, you pay dry with them instead of dragging.

Post 638204 by graemewelch on 2013-08-24 10:39:58

[QUOTE=volvokid;638159]I use the waffle weave towles for drying, you pay dry with them instead of dragging.[/QUOTE] got two waffle towels to for drying. its been so long since ive washed it that i noticed cobwebs around the number plate