Review: Ultima Waterless Wash Plus

**CEE DOG** · 10-16-2010, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by Pats300zx

Awesome review Corey. Thanks for this..You just made up my mind

Does the concentrate come with the empty 22 oz bottle?

My pleasure! Glad to hear it. You won't be dissapointed! I was very impatient and purchase mine before AG started selling it so I am not sure if AG offers the empty bottle. Right now its on VIP though. At that VIP price you can buy a bottle of concentrate and still have the 8$ to buy the bottle.

Originally Posted by BobbyG

Cory,

Great writeup and thanks for posting the test and results!

I was thinking, something that gets me into trouble. How much different are these waterless washes from conventional detail sprays? I wonder what the real differences are?

Thank you Bobby! Give me a second and let grab a quote from someone who knows (Dr G.) on a similar subject. The short answer is more lubricants.

Originally Posted by mchess1

I have to start putting CEE DOG reviews on ignore.

Damn it, another product in the cart.

Another great review Corey.

Thank you Jon!! Tell your wallet I am sorry.

Originally Posted by ROMEO

At least you can get it with the VIP special and save a few $$$

That is an excellent deal!

**AeroCleanse** · 10-16-2010, 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by CEE DOG

I'm assuming you mean as a rinseless wash? The UWWP can be made rinsless or waterless. As a waterless wash UWWP is cheaper the OOC. As a rinsless wash the ONR would be cheaper the UWWP. I'm happy with my ONR for rinsless but next time I do a rinslesss wash maybe I'll give it a try.

Or maybe ONR in QD strength.

**CEE DOG** · 10-16-2010, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by AeroCleanse

Or maybe ONR in QD strength.

Below is a response from Dr. David Ghodoussi of Optimum specifically discussing OOC. I would assume the answer would somewhat apply to UWWP as well. Black print shows my question and blue print shows Dr. G's answers.

1. - For what reason would someone not just use ONR in the place of OOC for the purpose of cleaning paint. What I mean is: When a car is at the stage where OOC would be a good solution for cleaning, why not use ONR in a spray bottle and MF towels to achieve the same result?

No Rinse used as a quick detailer works fine for a car with light dust while Opti-Clean can be used on a car with several days of build up. The reason is that Opti-Clean contains the same polymers in No Rinse that encapsulate dirt but at a much higher concentration than No Rinse QD as well as other polymers not used in No rinse that offer more lubricity and gloss.

**CEE DOG** · 10-16-2010, 01:18 PM

Originally Posted by CEE DOG

Right now its on VIP though. At that VIP price you can buy a bottle of concentrate and still have the 8$ to buy the bottle.
That is an excellent deal!

Oops, I read that wrong, I thought the VIP said 14.99$. It actually says save 14.99$.

**CEE DOG** · 10-21-2010, 02:16 PM

Ok, I got some new information on Ultima Waterless Wash.

I spoke with Sam Lankford today and asked him a couple questions. We spoke over the phone so I didn't get his replies word for word but my notes and memory should get us there.

Q1: Can you use Ultima Waterless Wash on interiors?

A1: Yes, you can use use UWW on interiors. This product is PH neutral and won't do any harm. I actually dilute the product about another 25% for use on interiors but there is no need to do so if you don't want to.

Q2: Does Ultima Waterless Wash contain any UV protection?

A2: Yes, it does. UWW is by no means a sealant but it does contain about 12%-15% of the same UV protection solution that you find in UPGP. Some of the reasoning behind it not containing more than that is as follows: Maintaining a neutral PH in UWW was important in its deveolpment and using more then this amount of the UV protection solution could affect the ease of application/removal.

**zliegen** · 10-21-2010, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by CEE DOG

Ok, I got some new information on Ultima Waterless Wash.

I spoke with Sam Lankford today and asked him a couple questions. We spoke over the phone so I didn't get his replies word for word but my notes and memory should get us there.

Thank you corey, you always seem to go above and beyond.

**Dubbin1** · 11-01-2010, 02:50 PM

I just tested out the WW on a panel stripped of wax and man this stuff left a super slick finish.

It also did an excellent job on cleaning up the wifes car.

**Old Tiger** · 11-01-2010, 07:42 PM

Originally Posted by zliegen

Thank you corey, you always seem to go above and beyond.

Isnt the slickest stuff you ever sprayed on a vehicle?

**zliegen** · 11-01-2010, 07:57 PM

Just got my bottle of concentrate tonight, mainly to replace ONR QD for light dust and dirt. I love it! Cleans much better than ONR Qd, wipes off much easier, and leaves the surface slicker, and its cheaper!! I thought ONR QD couldnt be beaten for the price, but now it has.Looking forward to using this product more! The smell is addictive.

**Old Tiger** · 11-01-2010, 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by zliegen

Just got my bottle of concentrate tonight, mainly to replace ONR QD for light dust and dirt. I love it! Cleans much better than ONR Qd, wipes off much easier, and leaves the surface slicker, and its cheaper!! I thought ONR QD couldnt be beaten for the price, but now it has.Looking forward to using this product more! The smell is addictive.

Now you know what weve been trying to describe. QD is so close to dead to me. No comparison