No More Water Spots
10-14-2005, 06:15 AM
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chosenrosen
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No More Water Spots
What's up everyone,
I must declare that I don't have stock in this company...
I have a black 03 CLS and just washed my car with Dri Wash n Guard, Ultra Ion, and for the first time my car is water spot less. Of course I didn't use any water and that could be a good reason, but after my friend who owns a red Mach 1 let me use his Dri wash that was recommended by his dealer, I was online that day.
I'm Cali 4 ya, but since I'm in D.C. and the temps are beginning to drop, it will be nice to clean the salt off without putting my hands in freezing water... I'm sure many know what I mean when trying to wash your car in 40 and 30 degrees. 4get about it when its below 32.
But here's the solution... take a look 4 yourself.
http://www.waterless-wash.com/product.htm
My friend says 2 bottles will last around 1.5 to 2 years. He also said it leaves a coat that everything wipes right off, including bird droppings and bug-ornaments.
chosen
I must declare that I don't have stock in this company...
I have a black 03 CLS and just washed my car with Dri Wash n Guard, Ultra Ion, and for the first time my car is water spot less. Of course I didn't use any water and that could be a good reason, but after my friend who owns a red Mach 1 let me use his Dri wash that was recommended by his dealer, I was online that day.
I'm Cali 4 ya, but since I'm in D.C. and the temps are beginning to drop, it will be nice to clean the salt off without putting my hands in freezing water... I'm sure many know what I mean when trying to wash your car in 40 and 30 degrees. 4get about it when its below 32.
But here's the solution... take a look 4 yourself.
http://www.waterless-wash.com/product.htm
My friend says 2 bottles will last around 1.5 to 2 years. He also said it leaves a coat that everything wipes right off, including bird droppings and bug-ornaments.
chosen
10-14-2005, 06:49 AM
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This is good when the car is not extremely dirty. Expensive, but good product IMO, it feels like it leaves behind a nice sheet of protection.
PB also has a waterless wash product and there's QEW too, but that involves minimal water.
PB also has a waterless wash product and there's QEW too, but that involves minimal water.
10-15-2005, 01:25 PM
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well, you won't get water spots if you dry your car properly after you wash it, and don't wash it in the sun. I agree that it is a pain to wash your car in the winter, but i would never use this stuff to try and get salt off of my car. There just isn't enough of a buffer zone between the salt and the car. Also, you haven't seen shine until you have tried Sonus gloss shampoo. There is a reason it's called "Gloss" shampoo......because your car is soooo shiny after you wash it! There is a minimal amount of sealant protection in the shampoo, and your car looks like you have just waxed it as soon as it's dry!!
10-15-2005, 04:25 PM
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I stick with the real inexpensive wash soaps. I Quick Detail after every wash anyway, so any additional benefit from a wash products is useless to me. I just need the lubricating factors. i normally go with either Gold Class or Armour All, both 64 oz for under $10.00......
10-15-2005, 04:27 PM
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yeap, have yet to find anything that will compete w/ gold class in terms of price and what you are using.
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