Waterless Car Wash Tutorial !!

Everything you need to know about a waterless car wash! In this video, you’ll get a step by step tutorial on how to use waterless car wash products. It’s very simple if you have the right technique and the proper tools.

Essentially, a waterless car wash is a complete detailing product in a bottle! Clean, shine and protect your vehicle’s paint with one easy application!

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Why use a waterless car wash?
Many states and countries around the world are restricting water use. Using this type of product allows you to clean your car without using water.
Water might not be accessible for you to wash your car. For example if you live in an apartment building or in a house with no hose nearby. A waterless car wash solves this problem by allowing you to clean your car without using water.
Just as an eco-friendly alternative to save water and reduce your water bill.

How does a waterless car wash product work?
Once sprayed onto the surface, the product lifts and separates dirt from the surface, suspending it, allowing it to be wiped away using a quality microfiber cloth.

Does a waterless car wash product scratch the paint?
No. Thanks to lubricating agents and surfactants contained in the product, there is no danger of scratching the paint because of the lubricating agents and surfactants contained in the product, which reduce friction of the dirt, allowing the microfiber cloth to glide over the surface and pick up the dirt before it scratches the paint. Just follow the simple technique described in the video:
Make sure you work in a shaded area and that the surface is cool to the touch.
Spray the product generously on the surface.
Allow to dwell for a couple of seconds to allow the product to loosen the dirt and lift it off the surface.
Using a clean microfiber cloth, wipe the product in a straight line with very little pressure.
Flip the microfiber cloth on a dry side and buff off.

Can you use a waterless car wash on any surface? Yes. Waterless car wash products can be used to clean any exterior surface: paintwork, plastic trims, rubber, chrome, glass, etc.

Once the dirt is lifted off the surface, the waterless car wash shines and protects your paint using either all natural carnauba wax or a synthetic sealant (depending on which product you buy). You are able to clean, shine and protect your vehicle in minutes, all while being eco-friendly as this uses no water.

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⬇️🔶 LINKS TO QUALITY DETAILING PRODUCTS & TOOLS ⬇️⬇️
🇺🇸 For people in USA:

🇨🇦 For people in Canada:

🇬🇧 For people in the UK:

[Jeeper]

Ive been using either the Adams WW towel or Eagle 500 for the initial wipe. Final buff using the TRC Pluffle. This allows the Adams towel to get completely dirty (all sides) and the Pluffle stays rather clean.

[XxTournaquetxX]

I use the Maguires Waterless Wash, have been for months and my truck still looks brand new.

[bingster-]

I know im a little late but I just started waterless and rinseless washing about 2 months ago. I use 3 products from Mckee's 37 1. Waterless wash n go concentrate 2. Rinseless Wash and Wax also a concentrate 3. N-914. All 3 work great they also can be diluted with distilled water and make 3 to 5 different products like detail spray and spray on wax, claybar lubricant give them a try. I also use 2 to 10 towels depending on the dirt on the car for the wash or dirt removal, and 1 or 2 separate plush towels for the buffing.

[ArielASMR]

Excited to wash my car today with my waterless car wash. I opted for the Williams one had great reviews. Great vid thanks

[aarons]

Well done 👍 Pan. I mainly use waterless/rinseless wash to save water because in my area there is a drought and if I want to use water I have to go to coin car wash which can be inconvenient. Also you even get a fine of $500 for washing car without a shut off nozzle. I live in Southern California if you were wondering.

[dannymorgovan]

Hello, am David from Nigeria I have been following your channel about a week now I must say you are really doing a good job I will like to see more of your videos cause am planning to open a car wash soon and I need more tips..

[constantdarkfog]

Very good demonstration of how to correctly use the Waterless Wash Waxes. I just tried this week the Meguiars Ultimate Waterless Wash & Wax. I studied the technique, and my car's paint was very nicely cleaned & waxed when all finished, I love this product as I'm not a fan of getting out the hose, buckets & all the stuff needed for a water wash anymore, I'm lazy, LOL. I'm a big fan of your videos, you do a great job, making all details very clear. I'm a bit surprised you did not include the Meguiar's Waterless Wash & Wax, it's a great product. Thanks,

[garybucklin]

Hi Pan. First time to watch you. I am a retired guy who loves to keep my two cars in great shape. Thanks keep them coming. Gary from southwest Iowa

[kenjeeper]

What ive been doing this winter.. and once last season. Bring some GreenStar 10:1 down to the coin op. 2 waterless wash towels and Mckees Sio2 RW/WW. Prespray with the GS, rinse, blow dry. Finish with the WW. I love GS, it removed 80+ percent of the dirt/salt/grime.

[m_thebox]

Thanks mate for the helpful video and techniques. Easy, fun and straightforward to apply. Cheers from Australia!

[E_Stew]

This technique is the equivalent of a Window Washer using a squeegee on a window, except the micro-fiber towel acts as the squeegee.

I tried this technique to get dirt of my car that had built up for a few days and after it rained. It works very well as long as you have the proper towels. There are various thicknesses to these micro-fiber towels, use the "thicker" one for the best results. :)

[ThuanTran-nvyb]

I would use the 1 bucket method with a damp microfiber mitten to wipe the product and a clean dry microfiber towel to buff. Dunk the microfiber mitten into the bucket and wring it dry and repeat. It's a more effective method.

[jgnmtz]

Great video. Love waterless .. I only spray 1 section about 1 towel wipe in width and the length of the entire section I’m doing at once. Then I wipe that one section and buff . I’m glad you taught me this time saving method. You never turned the towel and sprayed the entire hood and wiped with just 1 section of towel. That will save me 45 minutes at least 🙏🙏

[jl]

Your accent and anunsiation when you say microfiber cloth makes me smile :) Awsome vid, always wanted to try a waterless wash just out of interest

[rafidalbotany]

That car went from so dirty to clean real nice great video on this product pan! :)

[michaelrobinson]

What a great idea!! Really never thought about it before. Thanks!!

[franzfms]

Next time going to a car shop, I'll ask any staff if they have waterless carwash set. I will share this video as well on my social media platforms help to promote saving water and mother earth as well.

[an]

How many microfiber towel will you go through with this process and can it be done to when doing paint correction?

[erictrusso]

Pan i love the videos they are great! Learning a lot, just a amateur that loves cleaning vehicles for my self and family. Quick question I have a cobra I only drive one or two times a week, so it never really gets dirty except some mild dust or pollen. Should I use a waterless wash or will quick detailer do the job? Again never really dirty only drive it on nice days but from time to time obviously it gets dusty and or pollen on it. Thanks so much keep the videos coming!