Waterless wash scares me

[HawkeyeSierra]

First off, yes I searched this. Let me say, the search function sux.

 

Got a black '15 Sierra and I'm pretty compulsive about a clean vehicle. Last time I had a black truck, I also had access to a warehouse and a hot power washer. But no more.

 

I enjoy washing my vehicles, but in between full wash jobs I want to be able to keep my truck looking sharp. I've been hunting around for waterless car wash and I've seen a lot of videos about it. But I just don't see how you wouldn't scratch the hell outa your vehicle with that stuff.

 

Has anyone used the stuff on a black vehicle or is there some other product you use in between washings?

[RyanbabZ71]

I have only used waterless wash on my camaro (not a DD). Car is 4 yrs old and has only been machine polished once.

 

[mjoekingz28]

I bought a couple of liters when I saw it for sale.

 

I dont think I have used it on the body. I mixed up a batch and cleaned the inside of the bed of my truck, as well as the inside of the panels....

 

You dont use it on dirty vehicles.

 

I can read you some writing from the bottle if you like.

[HawkeyeSierra]

I bought a couple of liters when I saw it for sale.

 

I dont think I have used it on the body. I mixed up a batch and cleaned the inside of the bed of my truck, as well as the inside of the panels....

 

You dont use it on dirty vehicles.

 

I can read you some writing from the bottle if you like.

I'd like. Start reading.

[mjoekingz28]

Not for cleaning vehicles caked with mud or on extremely dirty finishes.

 

 

 

Sorry, but the other tips on the bottle say "Secret Pro Tip" so I guess I shouldnt tell ya.

[amfr]

Not for cleaning vehicles caked with mud or on extremely dirty finishes.

 

 

 

Sorry, but the other tips on the bottle say "Secret Pro Tip" so I guess I shouldnt tell ya.

Haha funny

 

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[99silveradoz71]

I'd probably suggest hitting a quarter pressure wash first to knock off the dirt, etc, then using it. Adam's also makes a rinseless wash now, which may be a better option for winter washes.

[Daryl Z71]

I have only used waterless wash on my camaro (not a DD). Car is 4 yrs old and has only been machine polished once.

 

Look at that baby shine! Looks good.

[Jdkno]

I have used in the past but not on anything very dirty. They have surfactants in the wash that allows the grime to come off without damaging paint. I think they are best used for maintenance vs. replacing of a normal wash. For example you really wash the truck over the weekend, then hit it with the waterless wash mid week provided you didn't go mudding or anything.

[Aaron1085]

Any certain products you guys can post or suggest please? Never used it but super anal and the New England pollen is driving me nuts!!

 

 

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[RyanbabZ71]

I like Adams rinseless wash or chemical guys ecowash

 

 

Ryan

[Aaron1085]

Nice. Thanks!!!

 

 

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