Car cleaned / maintained with Waterless Wash - Can it be detailed?

puma1824

puma1824

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Both my cars have been cleaned and maintained with a waterless wash (Meguiars D115 - Express Wash & Wax) and sometimes followed up with Dodo Juice Basics of Bling Detailing Spray for several weeks now. Since they're both still clean can I proceed on claying, polishing and waxing?

Anyone have any experience detailing this way? If so, any issues I need to know about? Have you found results to be the same as using a two-bucket wash instead?

Thanks in advance.
 
puma1824 said:
Both my cars have been cleaned and maintained with a waterless wash (Meguiars D115 - Express Wash & Wax) and sometimes followed up with Dodo Juice Basics of Bling Detailing Spray for several weeks now. Since they're both still clean can I proceed on claying, polishing and waxing?

Anyone have any experience detailing this way? If so, any issues I need to know about? Have you found results to be the same as using a two-bucket wash instead?

Thanks in advance.
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Clean is clean... As long as the surface is freshly cleaned, then you can proceed to detail it....
 
Todd Helme said:
Clean is clean... As long as the surface is freshly cleaned, then you can proceed to detail it....
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Awesome thanks for your input! While others I've "spoken" to had thought differently, I had the same thought as you..."Clean is clean". Not sure what other benefit other than actual water rinsing off suds / grime couldn't really come up with another benefit.

If you or anyone else has any reason they can think of not to proceed and to do a traditional wash first please feel free to post :)

Thanks again.
 
puma1824 said:
Awesome thanks for your input! While others I've "spoken" to had thought differently, I had the same thought as you..."Clean is clean". Not sure what other benefit other than actual water rinsing off suds / grime couldn't really come up with another benefit.

If you or anyone else has any reason they can think of not to proceed and to do a traditional wash first please feel free to post :)

Thanks again.
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My pleasure, of course!!
 
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