Waterless Car Wash 1 Gallon

Great product. Feels like a blend of detailer but car wash. Would recommend using 2 towel method. Product will definitely last a long time. Used today for the first time in a semi dirty car. I would recommend indoors because it the sun hits the liquid, it dries super fast and you will be buffing for days. Best results is indoor and do one panel at a time (i split trunk, sides, and hood). Would definitely buy again good value for money.

I've ordered this waterless car wash for a second time. It's a sleeper problem that people overlook for a name brand they think is better. 8 live in Florida and road trip quite a bit. I use this product in a hand sprayer to clean, with little to no effort, love bugs and other road debris leaving my Rav 4 looking good between washes. Unless the cars heavily soiled I will not wash it with water. This is a great product.

I've mainly used this during the winter for a few years now to clean up a small fleet of cars when it's too cold to get out the hose and pressure washer and wash bucket or when I'm parked somewhere that doesn't have water access. It cleans surface dirt, general road grime, salt, and bird droppings just fine but it's not made for harder soiling like tar deposits, iron deposits, minerals/waterspots, or bug guts that are really stuck on. That said, it does an amazing job for what its made for and leaves the car shining. I've noticed that It does leave some kind of gloss enhancer or protection layer on the paint but it is still receptive to other coatings on top of it. For example I regularly use TEC582 Ceramic Detail Spray OR a solution of P&S Beadmaker mixed 4:1 with P&S Dreammaker on top of it and it adheres quite well, so whatever finisher is in this 3D Waterless wash is still receptive to other coatings over it.I pour this into a $9 handheld pump sprayer from Lowes that holds 1 liter. About 1/2 of that 1liter sprayer is enough to wash a coupe/sedan/hatchback, maybe 3/4 for a small suv/small truck, maybe the whole 1 liter for a large SUV/large truck. A gallon is 3.8 liters so that's approx. 8 small cars per gallon or approx. 4 large SUVs per gallon in my own estimation. Your mileage may vary.I tend to work outdoors in the sun so I spray panel-by-panel but I spray one panel ahead. So if I want to work on the front door I'll spray that door and also spray down the rear door so it has a couple minutes to work before i get to it. Basically I just spray a panel ahead of where I'm working right now. I use some pretty cheap automotive microfiber towels from walmart and still have great success. Fold the microfiber towel into quarters, that gives you 8 clean surfaces to work with. Do 1 or 2 wipes per side depending how filthy that panel is, then flip to a clean side, repeat until clean. If your microfiber starts feeling saturated get a new dry one. Best if you follow up with a drying cloth to level it out.Another great use is as a lube for a clay towel. Super lubricious and it helped unclog my windshield with a clay towel that was coated with Armour Detail Quartz Glass coating. A small amount of this on a towel is actually a great glass cleaner as long as you follow with a drying towel.

Awesome waterless spray, even worked on my jet black car, with no streaks.

Very versatile spray. Easy to use and makes detailing without water a breeze. I use this with their 3D bug remover before a wash or for maintenance. Helps speed up detailing, and is perfect for road trips! It effectively neutralizes the bug remover. Also it smells great!