Does a waterless car wash work on really dirty cars?

[hademade]

during the winter use hot water to mix the onr and your hands will stay warm.

Thanks for the advice, i don't want my hands to freeze during the winter.

 

[AlexRuiz]

Hey guys, how many of you saying that a waterless can't be used when rinseles can, have indeed tried the waterless?



I have switched from rinseless to waterless (HD Free) and I am not going back. HD Free has enough cleaning power to clean anything that ONR/DP/QEW and other rinsless washes. Furthermore, it leaves a nicer finish. When I wouldn't use waterless, I wouldn't use rinseless either. In fact, since going waterless, the only real use I have for the rinseless stock I got is in subfreezing winter temps... the rinseless won't freeze on contact



If you have grime, a blast form the garden hose / PW is needed even with conventional washing. When the mud / grime is gone, HD free will take care of business.





Alex

PS. I noticed you are planning on winter usage. If subfreezing, rinseless all the way.

 

[hademade]

Hey guys, how many of you saying that a waterless can't be used when rinseles can, have indeed tried the waterless?



I have switched from rinseless to waterless (HD Free) and I am not going back. HD Free has enough cleaning power to clean anything that ONR/DP/QEW and other rinsless washes. Furthermore, it leaves a nicer finish. When I wouldn't use waterless, I wouldn't use rinseless either. In fact, since going waterless, the only real use I have for the rinseless stock I got is in subfreezing winter temps... the rinseless won't freeze on contact



If you have grime, a blast form the garden hose / PW is needed even with conventional washing. When the mud / grime is gone, HD free will take care of business.





Alex

PS. I noticed you are planning on winter usage. If subfreezing, rinseless all the way.

Yes i was planning for winter because it's going to get cold soon. So the HD Waterless Wash does a really good job. But if there is grime or mud, i would have to use a waterhose no matter which method I choose. Do your customer mind that you use a waterless wash. Some people will think that it will scratch there cars, do you have to convince them that a waterless wash is just as safe as an conventional car wash. Which waterless car wash products would you recommend.

 

[mikejtracy]

You can also use a steamer to remove the lager dirt and grit before using a waterless application.

 

[hademade]

You can also use a steamer to remove the lager dirt and grit before using a waterless application.

That's a good idea, but i would need to save up for a steamer first.

 

[valetmaster]

I am new to this forum everyone. But i have one question about the waterless car wash. Does the waterless car wash work well on really dirty cars. I am talking about cars with a lot of dirt on them. If it does, would anyone recommend good product.



Also, i heard if the technique isn't done right you could scratch the vehicle. Does anyone know where i can learn the technique on a waterless wash. I want to be able to wash dirty cars nicely, if i start this business.

Solution here for you!

These guys are professionals in the industry with product that works on very dirty cars. They provide training, sell product that really works as they use it in their everyday business to clean filthy cars, not only dusty ones.



This water*less car clean*ing is very sim*ple & done quickly & effi*ciently with*out exces*sive water or time. The sys*tem elim*i*nates the need for the old fash*ioned chem*i*cal deter*gents that degrade paint*work & alloys. The result is quicker, cleaner, greener & the vehi*cle needs much less main*te*nance. Addi*tional ben*e*fits are an anti-static bar*rier that pre*vents your vehi*cle from attract*ing dirt & a UV pro*tec*tion that pre*vents oxi*da*tion & crack*ing or dis*col*or*ing of paint, clear coats & decals.