best 'light' wash?.....

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miker2012

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quick question

I had completely detailed my exterior recently, paint correction, sealant, waxing, ect....

the car has been outside for a couple days and has light dust and light water spots, nothing heavy but I want to remove it asap

what is the best way to wash this but keep the wax/sealant intact?

should I hose off lightly with water and wipe with a microfiber? or use quick detailer w/ wax? or hose the whole car down and wipe with a drying towel?

which one will keep the most wax/sealant on the car?

thanks
 

If you like Rinseless washes you could use ONR or UWWP.

If not I would do a regular full wash using your favorite car wash soap.


The best way to keep your sealant / wax is to use a safe car wash and use the safest method of washing that works for you. This will also save your paint from more swirls and scratches.



I personally stay away from QD wipe downs any more as they are not as safe as a waterless wash / Rinseless wash / regular wash.

 
R-I-N-S-E-L-E-S-S.......


Garry Dean method....once you do it, you'll do it as your regular wash too....
 
I always use a waterless wash product to maintain my BMW's. even moderately dirty is no problem for a waterless product with good lubricating properties.
 
i'd go with a rinseless wash like ONR or something similar

i have several gallons of regular wash solution that i have barely ever used since i started using ONR last year
 
1Z perls, it may not be completely waterless but the way it dries is incredible. It's the only soap I'll use for fast cleans/touch up's with out stripping.
 
glen e said:
R-I-N-S-E-L-E-S-S.......


Garry Dean method....once you do it, you'll do it as your regular wash too....
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What about the nooks and crannies? It never works to get the nooks and crannies clean for me... and my wheels are horribly difficult to do that way.
 
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