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Dry Wash Product

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  • Start date Start date Apr 19, 2005

GTJade

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Here's an endorsement: Got my Wash Wax All from UPS today. Got home tonight and immediately used it since my baby was a little dirty from yesterday's rain. Worked fab'! She is shiny as ever...smooth as glass. Easy on and off, no haze, streaks, nada. Also worked great on the windows and smells good, too!!
 

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I'm using "dri wash 'n guard", which is probably the same stuff in a different label. So far it seems like a great product... I don't know if I'll ever do regular wax again.
 
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Can someone educate me on how a dry wash product actually works?
 

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It's formulated with emulsifiers to dissolve dirt - so you simply spray a fine mist on a dirty car, wipe on... buff off. You would be amazed. No scratches, no swirls. Between treatments you wipe a soaked terry towel on - dry it off, and you're good as new.

I can detail my car in an hour in the garage - no hose, no bucket!

Do a google search. It's marketed kind of like Amway which gives me the creeps - but it's great stuff.
 

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Actually, Mark this stuff is cheaper! Here's a link:

http://washwaxall.com/

My car may never see the water hose again! Lol! Really, I can't remember when I last washed my car with water.

If it were to get a lot of grime, I would definitely hose her down...but until that time - dry wash all the way! It is so convenient. I was in my garage at like 10:00pm last night getting her all sparkly. Couldn't do that in the driveway (wet wash) at that hour... Plus our water is so darn hard. This takes half the time and no water spotting issues!!!
 
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