Best Waterless Carwash Product?

I like this product : Aero Cosmetics . I have tried many different products for my polished and waxed Tahoe 2013 and now my Tahoe 2017 and some Coke and motorcycles and motorcycles are restored, but until I test This product from Aero Cosmetics, I was always abandoned. Since I received the Waterless Wash Wax I was amazed (espicially) in California where I could get a ticket if I wash my car the traditional way due to drought in my state. It eliminates all the road dust and particles in the air that end up on my car and leaves fresh feeling waxed in literally minutes compared to traditional wax products. The paint on my Coke machine is NEVER and I would say never look or matter more than I feel like a cup when I run my fingers through them. The easy use and spray bottle I reviewed with my kit makes using it so simple that I am now paying my 12-year-old son to apply it to my car. Thank you Aero Cosmetics for a Wash / wax product I have always wanted
 
My first rinseless wash was Wolfgang Uber and I have been extremely impressed. The wash mitt glides over the surface and it effortlessly picks up the dirt. The solution mixture that stays on the paint is extremely slick and it dries easily with my waffle weave drying towel. I followed the recipe for 1/3 oz per 16 oz of water for a waterless wash that I also use as a detail spray. It beats any over the counter detail spray that I have used so far. Today I used some Meguairs Quik Detailer on my Midnight Blue 2008 GMC Sierra and it left horrible streaks and smears after I looked at it closely in the sun light. I went over the same body panel with my Wolfgang Uber mixture and it wiped off shiny and clear.
 
My first pick for a water less wash would be Poorboy's Spray & Wipe.
 
ONR has never been marketed as a waterless wash. The reason why most choose ONR as a waterless wash is because it is so economical compared to a dedicated waterless wash. I have seen detailers use ONR at 256:1 as waterless wash to save money
 
"Best" is subjective. For me it's waterless or rinseless every 2 weeks or so, maybe more often occasionally in the summer, less in Winter. I don't see a compelling reason to use pre-mixed waterless given the cost. Several good and less expensive options:

  • McKee's N-914 - $0.34 per gallon
  • Ech2o - $3-7 per gallon, depending on dilution
  • Uber - $1.67 per gallon
  • Ultima Waterless - $2.86 per gallon
  • Ultima Acrylic - $4.50 per gallon
Probably others I'm not recalling. Compare this to 3D Waterless at $32 per gallon.
 
I've gotta go with N914 here because it just cleans and there's NO buffing needed here

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Onr for best capsulation and n914 for cleaning abilities


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Can't say N-914 is the best because I just don't know, but about 80% of my washes are N-914. Sometimes I'll use a spray wax afterward on non-coated cars.
 
N-914 has no gloss enhancers. After using it on un-coated cars I sometimes follow up with a spray. Don't usually do this with something like Ech2o. My point was that if you're going to use it you may want to add some gloss depending on what's on your car. Obviously didn't make my point very well.
 
I wanted to know if anyone tried Uber rinseless waterless Car Wash and the Meguiars d115 and which one gives better gloss and cleaning ability
Which one leaves a better gloss and Slick finish to the touch?
 
Leo49 said:
I wanted to know if anyone tried Uber rinseless waterless Car Wash and the Meguiars d115 and which one gives better gloss and cleaning ability
Which one leaves a better gloss and Slick finish to the touch?
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I’ve gone through a gallon of each. IMO Meguiars D115 is superior in all aspects, but WG Uber certainly isn’t a slouch by any means.. D115 diluted @4:1 feels like much more of a substantial liquid than WG Uber @3oz. per gallon of water.
Megs cleaning ability is better and slicker. Final shine is impressive with both products, which says alot about the Wolfgang’s ability to hold its own and when you throw in the value factor I’ve personally chosen to stick with WG Uber.

If you aren’t picky about your waterless wash leaving behind it’s own protection then it really doesn’t get any better than Megs D114. I recommend using it @4:1 [4 parts distilled water/1 part concentrate]
The protection it leaves is legit, especially if used frequently.
 
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