[DeTomaso] Waterless car wash

[Jeff Detrich]

Dri Wash n Guard Ultra Ion.

http://www.dwginternational.com/WebSite/products.htm

I've used it for years. It's not a quick detailer like what Meguar's sells.
It's a synthetic polish and replaces using wax on your car. It "emulsifies"
the dirt, whatever that means, but it really does work great on dirty cars
and does not leave scratches, just don't use it if the dirt is gritty.
Beads up water, deep glossy shine, UV protection, and it repels dust like
any good synthetic does so it actually makes your California Duster work
better. Use it on your windows, too. Not cheap, buy the big bottle and
refill their spray bottle. Works best in the shade on a relatively cool
surface, esp if you use a water mister when you buff it off the car with a
towel. It's a polish so it doesn't last quite as long as a wax job but it's
very easy to apply, esp since you put it on right over the dirt.

I think you can buy it direct from the website or they can put in touch
with a direct marketing representative. Don't be put off by their
multi-level marketing sales pitch to become a representative, just buy the
product. They have representatives all over the place and with your drought
restrictions in California, they are probably popping up all over the place.

Jeff
6559

On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 7:23 PM, Clark Family <cclark at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> Any waterless method of car washing that works?
>
> I see the youtube videos about spray bottles with
> special polymers and such.
>
> California Dusters for lightly dusty cars?
>
> A commercial carwash that doesn't slap my car around?
>
> We are under 30% San Jose restriction and NO car washing is
> allowed with potable water - unless the water is recycled.
> I guess I could park on the lawn on the allowed Tuesday
> or Friday and try to not break off sprinkler heads on my
> brown lawn.
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
>
>
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   Dri Wash n Guard Ultra Ion.
   [1]http://www.dwginternational.com/WebSite/products.htm
   I've used it for years. It's not a quick detailer like what Meguar's
   sells. It's a synthetic polish and replaces using wax on your car. It
   "emulsifies" the dirt, whatever that means, but it really does work
   great on dirty cars and does not leave scratches, just don't use it if
   the dirt is gritty. Beads up water, deep glossy shine, UV protection,
   and it repels dust like any good synthetic does so it actually makes
   your California Duster work better. Use it on your windows, too. Not
   cheap, buy the big bottle and refill their spray bottle. Works best in
   the shade on a relatively cool surface, esp if you use a water mister
   when you buff it off the car with a towel. It's a polish so it doesn't
   last quite as long as a wax job but it's very easy to apply, esp since
   you put it on right over the dirt.
   I think you can buy it direct from the website or they can put in touch
   with a direct marketing representative. Don't be put off by their
   multi-level marketing sales pitch to become a representative, just buy
   the product. They have representatives all over the place and with your
   drought restrictions in California, they are probably popping up all
   over the place.
   Jeff
   6559

   On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 7:23 PM, Clark Family <[2]cclark at ix.netcom.com>
   wrote:

     Any waterless method of car washing that works?
     I see the youtube videos about spray bottles with
     special polymers and such.
     California Dusters for lightly dusty cars?
     A commercial carwash that doesn't slap my car around?
     We are under 30% San Jose restriction and NO car washing is
     allowed with potable water - unless the water is recycled.
     I guess I could park on the lawn on the allowed Tuesday
     or Friday and try to not break off sprinkler heads on my
     brown lawn.
     Thanks,
     Chris
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