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No one talks about Meguiars waterless wash which I find odd. People are raving that UWW+ can make 5-6 gallons for $20. Meguiars,Express wash goes for max $40 and can make 128 gallons of waterless wash!!! Yes, it does not have any polymers in it, but if you are looking at it from a pricing...

yes, but in the form of polymers. Apparently (so I have been told) that you don't have to buff it off, spay on, wipe dirt off.

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How much do you guys charge for a waterless wash and how long does it take you?

Get a rough idea what you want it to be, get a graphic artist to make it for you.

So no buffing it off right? Sorry I am asking so many times, I just cant rap my head around that it will dry on the car without any residue? Because its got to evaporate and leave something behind it seems =)

Sweet, so not even drying? What type of eviroment are you doing it in, I am in southern california and its hot here. I am thinking of trying some out when I run out of my current ww. Have heard great things about it!

So from the sounds of things you are using UWW a lot? Are you using it for a rinseless or waterless wash? For my customers right now I am using a meguiars waterless wash and I hate buffing off the residue which seems to take the longest. From what I understand UWW does not leave residue? So I...

Today I put 5oz of the stuff into a 5 gallon drum with a tap and filled it up with DI water, works great! I am looking for a waterless wash that you dont have to buff off, like UWW+. I love using it for cars, have done about 10 cars using the water less wash method and does not scratch the...

look at wiring diagrams and check the fuse

My detail store here in san diego, california sell those

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I have a question about using Meguiar's D114 as a waterless wash. I see lots of people talking about using it as a rincesless wash at that ratio of 1:128, does that go for waterless as well? Thanks!

Second that, just be careful with it

I use 3m sandpaper. A hint for you, look out for cracked lens. Do not do those. When I said to use the buffer at low speeds, with water, it is not only to make it uniformed like said by Vegas transplant, but to keep the lens cool so it wont spread any cracks not visible. Also use extremely light...

I have a 3 inch backing plate on a rotary with an interference pad, about 1/4 inch thick to contour to the lens. Then once the lens is all taped up for safety, spray water onto the lens, and with no pressure and at the lowest settings slowly do 50/50 laps over the surface of the lens. Once I...

I use a rotary with a 3 inch pad, and a interference pad for the sand papers. I have done some reallllly bad headlights before and went down to 350 grit. I usually start off at 800 or 1000 depending on the condition and really bad ones 550.

Wow!

Where's the app?