Once I coat my car with WG paint coating, is WGU RW ok to use on it?

[Klasse Act]

I know it sounds like a simple question but is this ok to do? I ask because people seem to use RW or WW that leaves NOTHING behind and as we know, WGU leaves a little something behind, don't wanna clog the pores (if there are any with a coating) Thanks inadvance and extra input is always welcomed here, thanks!

[ronkh57]

Relax, if ya don't like it, just wash it regular.

[C5Longhorn]

I've done exactly that. I think you are going to like it.

[Dmb5450]

I have my car coated with Uber. I use the Uber solution in rinseless and waterless form, I have not noticed anything negative. I have not had any reason to change up my process, the car is as slick as the day it was coated.


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[Klasse Act]

Relax, if ya don't like it, just wash it regular.

We currently live in an apartment, so the RW and WW is the way I clean my ride and I have a 2 gallon hand pump for the tires, wheels and wells. If any heavy cleaning is needed a quarter wash is right around the corner.

I love WGU...a lot but have been swayed by Ech2o and of coarse McKee's N914, either way I have the 3 best products on the market at my disposal

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[Klasse Act]

I have my car coated with Uber. I use the Uber solution in rinseless and waterless form, I have not noticed anything negative. I have not had any reason to change up my process, the car is as slick as the day it was coated.


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Thank you

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[ronkh57]

We currently live in an apartment, so the RW and WW is the way I clean my ride and I have a 2 gallon hand pump for the tires, wheels and wells. If any heavy cleaning is needed a quarter wash is right around the corner.

I love WGU...a lot but have been swayed by Ech2o and of coarse McKee's N914, either way I have the 3 best products on the market at my disposal

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Yep. so if ya don't like the uber on it, use the 914 at stripping strength and get rid of it.

But I bet you'll love it.

[kevincwelch]

Roger,

I've been using rinseless washes on my coated (Gtechniq, 22PLE, PBL, Gyeon, WG) cars for three years now: WGURW, ECH2O, N914, BF, ONR, etc. All safe. All effective.