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So, ultimately, which would be less likely to scratch the paint - a rinseless wash or waterless wash? There's more than just fine dust, but the dirt isn't caked on. Really, I'm happy to do whatever method will with least chance of messing up and scratching the paint. I'm also happy to prespray...

Ah, we're thinking along similar lines :) Unfortunately, I don't think Mckees will be as accessible for me as ONR...

Thank you for the informative link. So you're of the opinion a rinseless wash like ONR is *better*, with less chance of scratching paint if the car is dirty? I just can't believe you can just dip into the bucket and wipe the car. My initial thoughts were the waterless wash would dissolve the...

It isn't caked on mud, but it isn't the lightest of dust -- it can certainly be wiped off with a finger though. What's the difference between a rinseless wash and waterless wash? For rinseless wash do you mean something like ONR mix with an 8L on shoulder hand pump sprayer vs waterless being...

Unfortunately the car is being stored, so that isn't an option.

Hi all, New to detailing, and certainly an immense forum like this! What's the best way to wash an early 1970's car? I am trying to decide if I should try a waterless wash and wax, or leave the car to effectively get even dirtier for another 6 months before I can wash it with a hose...