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lw81 · 10-20-09, 06:38

I've only tried ecotouch so i can't compare. There's a learning curve to waterless car washing but once you get a hang of it you'll be surprised how clean your car looks.

Just make sure you use several microfiber towels and buff right away. I like to have a bucket of water that i rinse the towels in.

I'm still not convinced waterless is the next big thing. considering I live in the great white north where salt and mud can be a challenge.

I think of waterless like a polisher between washes if you wash your car regularly. If you wash your car twice a year it may not be the product for you. So as a detailer you'll want to make sure you see your customers at least 3 times a month for this product to do its job.

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lw81 Registered User lw81 is offline Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 4	Re: Two Eco-Friendly Brands - Have You Tried Them? I've only tried ecotouch so i can't compare. There's a learning curve to waterless car washing but once you get a hang of it you'll be surprised how clean your car looks. Just make sure you use several microfiber towels and buff right away. I like to have a bucket of water that i rinse the towels in. I'm still not convinced waterless is the next big thing. considering I live in the great white north where salt and mud can be a challenge. I think of waterless like a polisher between washes if you wash your car regularly. If you wash your car twice a year it may not be the product for you. So as a detailer you'll want to make sure you see your customers at least 3 times a month for this product to do its job.