Meguiar's Ultimate Waterless Wash & Wax, 1 Gallon (G3601FFP), White
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It is, in fact, a different product with a different function. The quick detailer is for when your car is "dusty" or simply needs a refresher, whereas the spray cleaner will clean a dirty car unless it is caked in mud. It not only cleans well, but it also contains a small amount of wax, which will make your car shine. I have a black Murano, and the way it looks after using this stuff is fantastic. On days when it isn't raining, I still use the quick detailer. Both of these products are fantastic.
Because it contains water, the more it is heated, the more water will evaporate. The spray will become less moist over time. As a result, I don't think it's a good idea to try it. It's not supposed to dry out, and it's not supposed to be used as a solid or a paste; it's made up of water to absorb dirt.
I don't think there's any reason why it shouldn't be done. Following the waterless wash, I apply Meguiar's spray wax. wax. If you want to be sure, get in touch with Meguiar's and see what they have to say. Go to: http: //www. meguiars. com/en/contact-us/ is a website where you can get in touch with us.
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The final product was a spotless, gleaming SUV! **Value*
This product's price seems to fluctuate a lot, so I waited until it was $8 before buying it. Given how much was left after my first "wash," I believe that's a good deal. It's also a wax, which I adore. two- a single action br>br>**What it is and why it's good*
I was a little concerned that this would scratch my paint or leave it less shiny than a full wash. Nope! Fears are no longer an issue. This is a fantastic product that is also completely safe. I live in California, which is constantly in a state of drought and has water restrictions, making this a water-related issue for me. I sprayed it on and wiped it off smoothly with the free spray. I wiped the spray away with a microfiber towel. When wiping, I didn't notice any sand or scratchiness. It's also a relatively simple procedure. It took about 15 minutes for me to complete this task. The spray also has the added benefit of smelling good while being used. For about a day, it also made my garage smell nice. The final product was a spotless, gleaming SUV! Look at the photo I took. br>br>**Science behind it*
I believe it works by encapsulating and dissolving dirt and grime, forming a coating around the dirt that prevents it from scratching your paint. I did some research into how the Mother's brand of this product works, and it appears to be a similar science. br>br>**What it isn't and what to think about*
Now, I'll say (as the bottle says) that you should never use it on a filthy car. However, I believe that is self-evident. If you're a full-fledged professional, Your vehicle requires a full bath due to mud stuck to it. br>br>I always read reviews before making a purchase, and I've found some to be quite useful, so I hope you'll find this review to be useful as well!.
I've always been hesitant to use these types of products that claim they won't scratch your paint when there is dirt on your car because I tend to fall into the camp of car washing traditionalists who believe in a proper car wash, 2 bucket method, etc. What kind of technology allows you to spray this on dirt, wipe it off, and still leave the paint underneath intact? br>br>Cut to two months later, and it's still snowing. It is - With a -, it's ten degrees. 20 to - The windchill is 30 degrees. However, a 45-degree day looms on the horizon. I believe today is the ideal day to get rid of all of the road salt and brown snow. I'm irritated, and I despise the idea of salt and road de-icing. My paint has icing chemicals on it. I drive to the local car wash to wash the old lady. But, alas, the pre-existing pre-existing pre-existing pre-existing preexist Soaking doesn't seem to work. Ok, I'll just powerwash the dirt off that I can, then follow up with the soft soap spray and a final powerwash and spot-free rinse. (I've never used a car wash brush in my life. ) I'm anal again when it comes to scratches. )br>br>When I get home, I inspect the job and get ready to use my standard Wax as You Dry spray wax method. However, I notice that the car is still filthy. Snow, ice, and filthy roads took their toll on my paint this week. Then it occurs to me that I should use Meguiar's Ultimate Waterless Wash. This is the ideal time to put it to good use. Why not? My car has a few specks of dirt on it. This is exactly what it was designed for. br>br>It's not until I start spraying that I realize it's not the bottle that's white, but the liquid inside, which goes on thicker than most spray waxes. It seems to loosen dirt immediately upon impact and wipes away cleanly, leaving no to minor streaks once it dries (I have a dark colored car, so finding a When I'm done, my car looks brand new. I'm blown away, and there aren't any visible blemishes. To thoroughly inspect the paint, I'll have to wait for a sunny day. I'm relieved to know that my paint is free of grime, and that this product performed as promised. I like that it comes with wax as well for added protection. It's not just a wash, either. br>br>In a nutshell, this product delivers on its promises. I may have been persuaded to change my mind about these products being blasphemy for people who don't really care about their paint. On a full-size truck, I used roughly 1/4 of a bottle. Not bad for a bottle that costs ten dollars. And I'm pretty sure I went overboard. Because I was concerned about possible scratches, I applied the product. Being safe is preferable to being sorry. That's still less expensive than paying $12 for a single wash at the car wash. Again, this is for cars with minor dirt, not for cars that are completely filthy. There's no way this is going to work out. This is a great backup for emergency washes, for those who live in apartment complexes without access to a hose, or for those who want to save money on car washes (I don't live in a water restricted state), but it's not for me as long as proper car washes are available (I don't live in a water restricted state), but it's not for me as long as proper car washes are available (I don't live in a water restricted.
To begin with, I have purchased this product five times and half of those shipments have resulted in product leakage in the shipping box. br>Now on to the product reviewbr>I love how shiny it leaves my car and the fact that I don't use any water, just rags. br>br>Now on to the product reviewbr>I love how shiny it leaves my car and the fact that I don't use any water, just rags. br>br>Now on to the product reviewbr>I love how shiny it leaves my car and the fact that I don't use any water, br>I use it on my windows as well, and they come out looking nice and clean. br>br>The scent of the product is like a breezy citrus scent that is very pleasant to smell. br>I recommend wiping the dirt off with a wet rag before using it because it may leave streaks. br>br>If my vehicle is extremely dirty (meaning I can run my finger across it and leave a trail), I must wipe the excess dirt away with a wet rag. br>However, if you clean your car with this at least once a week, you will probably not need to use the wet rag because this will do the majority of the work. br>br>Price seems to fluctuate a lot; I used to get mine for $8, but now it's around $11. You do get a reasonable amount, but this is tainted by the fact that half of these bottles leak during shipping. br>br>I have a small truck (Nissan Frontier and Toyota Tacoma) that I use once a week; each 27oz bottle lasts me about 8 uses (or about 2 months). If you have a smaller vehicle, such as a honda civic, you can probably get more mileage out of it; however, if you have a larger vehicle, such as a ford explorer, tundra, or titan, you will almost certainly use more liquid than I do.
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