Ultima Spray & Wash?

Reddwarf

Reddwarf

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I have a bottle of Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate. I have used it in a bucket to wash my car a couple of times. My Fiat is not very dirty so I don't want to break out the hose and do a typical wash.

I see on the Ultima that "1/2 Ounce Makes 22 Ounces Ready To Use Spray Wash" Of course I own PB Spray & Wipe (who doesn't?!). Is there an advantage of using the Ultima as a Spray wash? My guess is personal preference? I know the PB S&W works great.

Any opinions or suggestions?
 
I have both the non-concentrate version of UWW+ and Spray & Wipe. UWW+ leaves some protection behind, whereas S&W doesn't. So there's your "advantage" if there is one. Spray & Wipe flashes faster and smells better.
 
WaxAddict said:
I have both the non-concentrate version of UWW+ and Spray & Wipe. UWW+ leaves some protection behind, whereas S&W doesn't. So there's your "advantage" if there is one. Spray & Wipe flashes faster and smells better.
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I want to eat S & W every time I use it! Smells so good.
 

UWWP strongest point is that it's a waterless wash. Now I haven't used S&W but IMO UWWP is one of the best waterless washes out. It is so good I buy it by the gallon.

The advantages of UWWP is the cost per use, very safe, great lubricity, leaves a little bit of protection behind.

 
I am embassased. I just realized what I have is Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax. I don't see anywhere on the product write up that you can mix it in a spray bottle. But I wonder if one could?
 
Yep.

ONR Quick Detailer Dilution: ratio 1:16 or 8 oz/1 gallon or 240 ml to 3.84 liters for water (62.5 ml per liter)
 
S and W is perfect to use on coatings...where you DON'T want anything left on the coating to interfere with it in any way. UWW is just too economical to not use.
 
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