Would this be good for waterless carwash?
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Yes I used these with the Optimum No Rinse just this past weekend. One towel to wash, used two towels to dry.
1636244
One of my cars has a clearcoat finish and I use Mother's car wash liquid on it with no negative results. It's a good soap product, not nearly as abrasive or chemical-laden as many others on the market for a few dollars less.
721460
I have not used it to wash my car with yet however I don't see why it would hurt.
2096841
Search for "waterless wash" on YouTube. Chemical Guys has a "how to" video there on cleaning an Audi with lots of grime on it using Ecowash. In addition, they have videos that show how to use most of their products. The videos are very good. I'm sure it helps them sell lots of products.
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No. Why would you? I used this in a 1600 psi pressure washer and a small quart size amount of this cleaner was used up within minutes & did not completely wash my Civic. I believe the directions on the bottle says to use 1 capful to 5 gallons of water. I use 2 to 3 capfuls of soap to about 4 gallons of water which produces a lot of suds.
188196
I do not use automatic car washes but I suspect it will hold up just fine. I wash mine at home. It does not leak and has been holding up just fine.
1613056
I never went through a car wash with it, and there is not a chance I would have even tried. I'm 100% positive this vinyl would hold up just fine, as it is pretty tough stuff...I just wouldn't want to risk tearing it up after all the time and effort it took to get it perfect.
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I have had one installed for about 7 years and have never removed it for washing the vehicle. I would probably not run it through an automatic car wash too often. They will loosen and unscrew themselves if operated on and off the base very often.
1183483
I don't think it would work that well. I use simple green and water, it works terrific! I use it for cleaning carburetor...
840737
No, I believe the stuff made specifically for that purpose will be the best.This is great as an after wash detailer, on a car with a wax job, it will keep it"waxed" and slick for an extended period of time. It is a great product for that use.
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You would probably want to get something more powerful for that. I was using this in my garden and honestly never used the stronger settings.....I couldn't say for sure.....it may be a little bit light for doing what you want. You could always do something like that at a manual car wash....I know the pressure on those is really strong and they have good reach.
986407
I have never used ours for anything but water. However, I have no reason to think it would react with laundry soap. Alternatively, you might find a used liquid detergent container with a spigot.
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I have used it only for washing my car so I don,t know how it would work for waxing
237303
Not like some cheaper car wash soaps. But I don't think there is an automotive shampoo that leaves no spots, so a chamois is always a good idea. I thoroughly spray off the suds after sponging and the garden hose water is very clean, so that might make a difference.
391935
We use ours in our shop for car washing and hand washing. You will have to wait if you run it out but it recovers quickly. Works great for us.
1047168
I guess you could if you used a mild cutting agent. Why not just wash the car with a strong dish or laundry soap????
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I would estimate about 60-70. I use a separate bucket for wheels and such so my soap consumption might be faster than others. I think use about 1.5-2oz per car wash but I am not actually measuring it and could be off. I'm washing small cars (Merc SLK, Fiat 500).