Water Less Wash

[Nor Cal ZL1]

To keep from streaking I add more water. When I do that I apply more product to keep the panel lubricated and it gets rid of the streaking issue

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I shoud have added that I have 0 issues with either using Ech2o.

[fightnews]

Ok everyone so after reading numerous threads it all seems this is the best way to go for washing.

I have one car coated in Polish Angel and another black SUV that I'm going to coat with Wolfgang Ceramic once the warm weather breaks.

Now I have read alot about washes leaving something behind, wax etc..

What is my best option? I would like to order it possibly this afternoon as there is a decent sale.

Any links to the product and microfiber to get the job done would be great.

Thanks

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well i do think the waterless washes are nice it depends how dirty the car is. if it looked like mine today with a ton of grime and road salt everywhere a waterless wash just wouldn't cut it

[fightnews]

Regardless of which waterless you go with, I honestly feel Corey of CarPro really nailed it with the technique:



Plenty of how-to videos demonstrating waterless; spray, wipe, and buff. Not bad, but the above seems to be the safer approach. Trying to get everything in a swoop might not be the best idea when it comes to waterless.

Ech20 is highly recommended for coated vehicles, so the vid is a double bonus in itself. Now that's what I'd called a happy accident.

yeah look how clean the car he's washing is though, thats nothing compared to winter snowstorm salt.

[Nor Cal ZL1]

well i do think the waterless washes are nice it depends how dirty the car is. if it looked like mine today with a ton of grime and road salt everywhere a waterless wash just wouldn't cut it

Thats the nice thing about Ech2o, you can use it waterless, or rinseless. If there is a bit of grime, I just pressure wash it off and pull it in the garage and do a rinseless.

[Nor Cal ZL1]

Here it is used in a video as a rinseless. He pulled it off on a car way dirtier than I would attempt. Lots of winter grime including snow travel. Check it out.

CarPro Ech2O QD, QD w/Reload, Rinseless Wash, with video

[BrutalNoodle]

yeah look how clean the car he's washing is though, thats nothing compared to winter snowstorm salt.

Huh, I thought it was a pretty straight forward message: If one chooses to go waterless, it's best to apply in multiple applications vs trying to clean up in one go.

For me I generally spot clean with waterless. Other than that it's rinseless. Not only more lubrication, but happens so that I could actually clean the entire vehicle a whole lot faster than 'spray & wipe.'

[Trip]

Thanks everyone. My use for WW is leaning towards cleaning the cars in the spring / summer when dust and pollen are it's finest. Seems faster to wash this way and to cut back on the water bill a bit.