Waterless

[RobZ71LM7]

B&B would you care to post your technique? You obviously have considerable experience using these as a wash replacement. Just curious as to how others use the product.

 

[Bates Detailing]

B&B would you care to post your technique? You obviously have considerable experience using these as a wash replacement. Just curious as to how others use the product.

Yeah... but real quick - is there a B & B in Louisville?!?!?!? Thought I saw that today online.

 

[Bates Detailing]

B&B would you care to post your technique? You obviously have considerable experience using these as a wash replacement. Just curious as to how others use the product.

Method.......

1)First I hit tires and wheel wells with degreaser/or APC.
2) Then clean rims (depending on what type of rims) with APC, drywash product, or even sometimes a foaming glass cleaner.
3)Dress tires and wells
4) Doing a panel at a time I spray drywash product on..... lightly take off in a horizontal motion with one MF and buff with other hand and dry MF. For very soiled vehicles I spray excess product on panel and lightly remove, then I repeat the process as stated above. Despite those that say it mars the paint, I have not had that issue...... then again I am careful and closely look at each panel before doing these steps. Plus 99% that cry wolf on drywash have never used it or did not use it properly.
5) Using same product I hit door jams next
6) Then I do trim extra at no cost as long as it isn't excessive - makes a big difference and makes the customer happy.
7) Then I hit glass with glass cleaner.

Done within 30 to 90 minutes depending on size and filthiness of car. Again though, as long as you are careful, use the proper method, and use common sense, you won't mar the paint.

 

[Cman8]

Hey B&B when you hit the wheels and wheel wells with APC, do you spray water first? or just straight to products?

 

[Bates Detailing]

Hey B&B when you hit the wheels and wheel wells with APC, do you spray water first? or just straight to products?

No water - spray directly on tire and wipe with MF..... if need be I will do it again until completely cleaned.

 

[Bates Detailing]

So I was bored this morning and was reading old threads about how water is a must to clean tires........... so I decided to go out and snap some quick pics of one of my tires step by step.


Step 1 - Dirty Tire .... this is degreaser and an MF

Step 2 - Spray Degreaser on tire

Step 3 - Wipe off

I wiped twice to ensure complete cleanliness

Step 4 - Let dry.... takes no time, by the time you do all 4 tires the first should be dry.

Step 5 - Dress tire

So before and after using no water...........

Does this help?!?!?!?