OK to use Ultima Waterless Wash on wet car?

[creaky]

I am today receiving some Ultima Waterless Wash for winter detailing duty. I'm wondering if there would be any problem if I used this product on a wet car.

The reason I ask is because I often use the "pay 'n' spray" to wash off the winter grime and am wondering if I use the Ultima WW afterwards if there will be a problem.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Just02896]

I don't see why you would have a problem. Your product may become diluted but I'm sure you can offset by just using a bit more product.

 

[hernandez.art13]

Yeah I don't see a problem with doing that either. In fact, I think it would be a better solution then just attempting to wipe of in a dry form if the car was really filthy.

I know you guys have to attempt to figure out ways to wash your cars then a regular 2BM for your own reasons. However, I see nothing wrong with trying to figure out different ways to keep your car's clean. It is a far better choice then just giving up. For that you guys should get a lot of positive credit.

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I also agree it might dilute it some but then you'd just have to use more to compensate for it.

Best of luck

 

[swanicyouth]

I do it, but mix the product heavy. What that means to me is double the concentration. You won't have any issues with UWW+ streaking (remember it can be used at a waterless concentration as well), and - your wash won't be diluted out by water on the car.

 

[creaky]

Thanks, guys!

Yeah, it's a bit of a challenge these days. It's 2 degrees here at the moment!

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

I do it, but mix the product heavy. What that means to me is double the concentration. You won't have any issues with UWW+ streaking (remember it can be used at a waterless concentration as well), and - your wash won't be diluted out by water on the car.

This.