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    I`ve washed my car twice since I brought it out this past April. I just don`t have the time/patience for a full wash+the nice long dry. The reason for this is that I often feel that I`m almost over killing it as my car sees NO rain, NO foul weather of any sort. She gets driven out of the garage, cruise for about 30-50 miles and back in the garage. All in all, the vehicle never gets muddy, stained, or heavily soiled by ANY means necessary.



    I`ve been QD`ing it religiously every time once before I take her out, and just before she gets covered up in the garage. Now I`m beginning to think if I should try a genuine "waterless" wash such as:



    1. Poorboy`s World Spray & Wipe Waterless Wash

    2 DP Waterless Auto Wash



    Does anyone have any other recommendations or do you know of how the above products work?

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    Optimum does not have a waterless wash product out on the market yet, but I hear the have one in the works that is going to be released soon.



    There isn`t much waterless wash products out there but the few that I know of are...



    Adams Waterless Car Wash

    Chemical Guys Eco Smart

    Chemical Guys Go Green

    Chemical Guys One

    Chemical Guys Pro Detailer+ (2:1)

    DP Waterless Auto Wash

    Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash

    Griot`s Waterless Spray-On Car Wash

    HD(High Definition Car Care) Free

    Meguiars Last Touch

    Poorboy`s Spray & Wipe

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    what`s wrong with ONR - it works. it`s great.



    //thread



    Also, I only use QDs as a post-wash drying aid. I think it`s rather foolish to use them after driving the car - it doesn`t matter it isn`t caked in mud. There`s still dirt/contaminants on it .... that`s asking to marr it up overtime imho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lasthope05
    Optimum does not have a waterless wash product out on the market yet, but I hear the have one in the works that is going to be released soon.



    There isn`t much waterless wash products out there but the few that I know of are...



    Adams Waterless Car Wash

    Chemical Guys Eco Smart

    Chemical Guys Go Green

    Chemical Guys One

    Chemical Guys Pro Detailer+ (2:1)

    DP Waterless Auto Wash

    Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash

    Griot`s Waterless Spray-On Car Wash

    HD(High Definition Car Care) Free

    Meguiars Last Touch

    Poorboy`s Spray & Wipe


    Is Last Touch really used by some as a waterless wash? I`ve heard of it used as a rinseless wash, too. I`ve only used it as a QD and clay lube, and I didn`t really think it approached the cleaning power of PB S&W so I wonder how well it would work waterless or rinseless. Anyone want to chime in with their experiences?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikenap
    Is Last Touch really used by some as a waterless wash? I`ve heard of it used as a rinseless wash, too. I`ve only used it as a QD and clay lube, and I didn`t really think it approached the cleaning power of PB S&W so I wonder how well it would work waterless or rinseless. Anyone want to chime in with their experiences?


    So you`ve used PB Spray and Wipe? How did you like it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Striker
    So you`ve used PB Spray and Wipe? How did you like it?


    Here`s a few threads from back in the day:

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe

    http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...%26amp%3B+Wipe



    I guess I`m trying to say the topic has been covered, when I searched there were several hundred threads...funny how nobody talks about it much anymore, when I started here Pb`s was the rage and everybody had/used S&W.

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    I have used both DP Waterless and PB`s S&W. DP seems to work like a basic detailer. PB`s is much more watery and seems to wipe off easier. DP has a mint scent and cannot identify the PB scent. I tend to prefer PB but have used DP a lot. I assume them more as a drying aid when I do not want any change to the LSP (no added gloss, etc) -- just cleaning or lubricity.



    They are both great for garage queens.

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    HD Free (sold by one of this forum`s sponsors and mentioned in post #2) is the only one I`m familiar with.



    HD FREE



    I`ve only used it for spot cleaning, but it has worked well for that purpose with no issues.



    Through Sunday use the code "freeshippingfordad" (without the quotes) to get free shipping.



    Here`s a link to a thread with more information on the product, including videos:



    http://www.autopia.org/forum/high-de...er-police.html

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    Good to hear. I think I`ll be placing an order for the PB product.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikenap
    Is Last Touch really used by some as a waterless wash? I`ve heard of it used as a rinseless wash, too. I`ve only used it as a QD and clay lube, and I didn`t really think it approached the cleaning power of PB S&W so I wonder how well it would work waterless or rinseless. Anyone want to chime in with their experiences?


    Megs Last Touch is actually marketed in Australia as a waterless wash because the conditions there are mostly dry,dusty and they have water restrictions. I`ve used it before as a waterless wash and found it to work just fine. I have some CG Pro Detailer+, but I havent tried it yet so I cant compare the twos abilities.

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    Anyone have any suggestions on applying PB S&W?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Striker
    Anyone have any suggestions on applying PB S&W?


    Holy crap I gave you links to 8 other threads about it!

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    Sorry man, I totally missed that. I was at work yesterday and was all over the place, thank you very much for the search.

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    Griot`s Waterless Spray-On Car Wash is awesome. I love this stuff. I highly recommend it. I haven`t used a hose to wash my truck in a month since I started using it. I`m wondering if it will work very well in the winter.



    Tim

 

 

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