UltraLuster Waterless Car Wash...

[jssmith76]

Does anyone have any experience with this stuff? It sounds like a good idea, but it also seems to good to be true. It sounds like you just spray it, rub it in, then buff it off, and its supposed to leave a hard shine that's acrylic and "feels wet"?

UltraLuster Waterless Car Wash and Polish Acrylic Resin Coating

I wouldn't mind trying it out, but I don;t want to screw up my truck either. And anything that will help save my paint from the Arizona sun, would definitely be interesting in my book.

 

[whetrick1]

Some of those waterless carwashes actually removes the wax from your vehicle.


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[craigsez]

I would be scared hemiless that useing waterless means added scratches..My truck always gets the local car wash power spray 1st then i drive home and use garden hose then wash..2 bucket wash system..1 with soapy water and other clean for rinceing off the brush/wash mitt.

 

[joeygster]

There's really no information on the web on this product other than from the people who make it.

That's usually a big enough flag for me to avoid it. Decent car care products get reviewed out the *****.

Take a look at a couple of products I use from Optimum Technologies...you'll see tons of positive reviews on them. Both are rinseless washes, one having a little bit of wax protection included. I use both...they're awesome.

Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine: clay lubricant, optimum rinseless wash, no rinse car wash, optimum detailing products

Optimum No Rinse Wash & Wax, no rinse car wash, rinse free car wash, optimum no rinse

 

[jssmith76]

Sounds good... Thanks guys. I knew it sounded kinda hinky.

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[Sswyers]

I used waster less wash before and I swear it's half the reason I have so many swirl marks it was a VERY light layer of fine dust