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If you pour a small amount onto a mf towel and wipe, wouldn't you be scratching and rubbing in the dust/dirt w/ the part of the mf that DOESN'T have the product on it though?
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The product is called fast wax. I'd bet money on it. It does work but it has fillers in it.
If you pour a small amount onto a mf towel and wipe, wouldn't you be scratching and rubbing in the dust/dirt w/ the part of the mf that DOESN'T have the product on it though?
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sounds similar to this product, don't know if they still make it or if it's been replaced with something else...
Chemical Guys Detailing Demonstartion ONE WATERLESS WASH - YouTube
Sounds like Wet Paint:
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sounds similar to this product, don't know if they still make it or if it's been replaced with something else...
Chemical Guys Detailing Demonstartion ONE WATERLESS WASH - YouTube
Maybe i'm missing something but waterless wash products are not a new thing
Right but in this case no water is needed.
No buckets.
The WW's I've used I had to add a cap or two to a bucket of water.
It's not a DS or spray wax, it actually cleans and gives a lot of protection.
I haven't ever used a WW to remove paint over spray, it also removes glue from stickers.
Is it one that the container has a pump?
You make waterless wash in a bucket? Now I'm really confused. Could it be your product just comes already diluted RTU?
Where can we find this product?
The WW's I've used I had to add a cap or two to a bucket of water.
You make waterless wash in a bucket? Now I'm really confused
So am I!
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If I'm not mistaken smart wax owns chemical guys? Regardless I don't think one or the other considers that product a premium product of the other company. Could be wrongThat is now called Smartwax ONE. Still Chemical Guys but a "premium" line.
Right but in this case no water is needed.
No buckets.
The WW's I've used I had to add a cap or two to a bucket of water.
It's not a DS or spray wax, it actually cleans and gives a lot of protection.
I haven't ever used a WW to remove paint over spray, it also removes glue from stickers.
If I'm not mistaken smart wax owns chemical guys? Regardless I don't think one or the other considers that product a premium product of the other company. Could be wrong
You are talking about a rinse less wash that is different than a waterless wash. Waterless washes do use water but compared to a normal wash you are being Eco friendly to the max