Waterless Car Wash Tutorial !!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

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[@wadesnow3994]

Have you ever heard of dri wash brand name car cleaner. Before. Its on Amazon

[@clou1969]

Hello Pan it’s now restricted to use water in my area due to lack of rain. I’ve always been reluctant to use Sans Zo. I tested on one panned of my dirty car and I’m just jaw dropping. Really impressed with that product really really good when water is unavailable. Big thumbs up for your Channel and SansZo products.

[@clou1969]

If you don’t test and try their new product line you really miss something. Just prep and tried their new ceramic and I’m really impressed how easy it is to apply nice gloss and very slick to the touch. Super easy to apply and remove.

[@samsmom400]

Thank you for the great tips. I had to mute the sound because the "music" was absolutely nerve-wracking. No music would have been best.

[@KennyWiseMMA]

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[@bingster-223]

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.

[@XxTournaquetxX]

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

[@Pteechka]

I really like it too, but now it’s just too expensive compared to the other brands

[@Jeeper1378]

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.

[@ArielASMR]

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

[@aarons7267]

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.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Aaron! Yeah you guys in Cali need to take care of your water supply.

[@dannymorgovan3638]

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..

[@constantdarkfog49]

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,

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Chuck! As an alternative, I also made a rinseless wash video. Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs Of course I only recommend waterless and/or rinseless washes when access to water is restricted or limited. I will always recommend a traditional wash with water and buckets first when ever possible.

[@philip5175]

Hi Chuck Thanks for that comment! Just bought the same product for my Audi. How many microfibertowels did you use for your car? And was et a sedan, Avant or?

[@constantdarkfog49]

I think I used 3-4 towels on my sport coupe.

[@JayR9435]

Hi Chuck, awesome! How long did it take you to water less wash your car?

[@constantdarkfog49]

Hello, Jose I own a nice sized sport coupe, I've got to say it took me 30 mins.

[@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 🙏🙏

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Keep in mind that a waterless wash is just if no water is available for you to wash your car. If water is available, the traditional wash method with buckets and wash mitts is always best and safest. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 890,000 subscribers and we have over 115 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@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. :)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Exactly Edwin! I agree. How did you discover my channel?

[@E_Stew]

I just randomly came across it as I was watching other videos on the same topic. I think your video, and one other I saw, show how it's done in the most simplified way. 😊

[@ioannislazaridis6159]

+EDWIN STEWART. Your comment encourages me to try this method. I was seeing the waterless method as an opportunity from companies to make easy and quick money. Not any more. Thanks!

[@garybucklin4697]

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

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Gary! I do videos on a ton of subjects, one of my favorite being car detailing. If you liked this video, go check out all my other car detailing videos from my playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLJOGQlXO_LX9Vgvk27FmCn2ENLebRliEV How did you discover my channel?

[@an23439]

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

[@franzfms86]

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.

[@rjj00]

So... you'll be buying more plastic...?

[@kenjeeper8421]

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.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I still can’t recommend a waterless wash if someone has access to water they should use a traditional wash method or at least a rinseless wash. Waterless washes for me are a last alternative when no access to water is possible due to water bans/restrictions where you live. So yeah at least you’re using McKee’s RW which is a good one.

[@kenjeeper8421]

@@PanTheOrganizer or the middle of winter and no garage haha .. hence the coin op.

[@johnnwigwe5622]

The k you pan as always, just got to know you recently, I'm a young growing Detailer from Nigeria 🇳🇬, My question is can you apply this technique, on the glasses as well??

[@thinkforyourself5672]

You could but your best bet would be to use a dedicated glass cleaner. Some waterless car washes will leave streaks on your glass but then again some won't

[@erictrusso4738]

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!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The waterless method should only be used as a last resort and only if access to water is impossible. If you don't want to use the standard two bucket wash method, the other alternative is to perform a rinseless wash like in my tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs

[@jl5177]

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

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hehe. I’m from Montreal, Canada. And you?

[@robertbrandywine]

@@PanTheOrganizer Ah, so that's what that accent is.

[@m_thebox]

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

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Marcos! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦! How did you discover my channel?

[@m_thebox]

Pan, by searching for waterless car wash videos :) keep up the good work, mate!

[@rafidalbotany1109]

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

[@potaijee]

Thanks for the vid! Just want to know, can waterless car wash products be used for wheels/tires too? And, how many microfiber towels do you use to do the whole car?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes you can and I typically will use 6 towels for a vehicle (make sure you use a dedicated towel for wheels, that you won't use on the paintwork). For a more evolved technique, you should watch my rinseless wash tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs Of course, keep in mind that both waterless and rinseless washes are ALTERNATIVES only recommended when free flowing water isn't available (apartments, condos, cities with heavy water restrictions, etc). If you have access to water, I always recommend traditional wash methods like my classic tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqbKlYate56Xb9k

[@MapleLeafForever99]

Thanks, however isn't the spray foam waterless wash work better than liquid solution? The liquid solution drips down the car but the foam stay there. Thoughts? Thanks again for the video. God bless.

[@stephanoshadjistyllis9397]

I live in a country with a lot of dust. Will this also work for a dusty car? My concern is that the friction with dust particles will scratch the paint.

[@JWL-UK]

My routine/advice: Rinse first if necessary or possible and use a portable pressure foam to pressurise and apply the Waterless wash product. The foam lifts dirt and moisturises the finish at the same time. Do half the car first from top to bottom or work in smaller sections. Leave the foam for a moment (not in direct sunlight) then wipe in 1 direction. Job done!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for sharing!

[@JWL-UK]

@@PanTheOrganizer You're welcome mate! Did you ever use a portable pressure foam bottle like AMMO's aerator to apply a Waterless wash product? It would be a good idea for a video perhaps, showing the difference between misting and foaming the surface.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I actually did a full video review on the AMMO Frothe hoseless wash system including the Ammo aerator. Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6i8fZZ9hphqn7M

[@mayajustin0941]

Bro...greeting from india (tamilnadu)..am having one doubt how you clean tha mud gaurd without water..if it is extreme muds..reply me am..your follower thank you

[@ahmedal-bulushi4453]

Hey pan. Can you use( the last coat spray sealant )after doing the waterless wash? Awesome video btw. Thanks!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes you can!

[@jaycamacho6746]

I have a question.. Would waterless car wash be good for water spots? Like I have to wash my car outside in the sun most of the time with hard water.. after I’m done will the waterless wash be good to go over the car to get rid of any left over spots from the water that dried from the sun? And from spots that I might of missed?

[@xanvong1501]

Thanks so much! This is a perfect solution during the Great Lockdown. Can you wipe the car with wet towel first? And the waterless car wash.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. Never dry wipe a dirty car. Use lubrication from the waterless product.

[@xanvong1501]

Awesome 👍 and thanks for the quick response!

[@michaelrobinson4677]

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

[@aminatschool]

Hi. Can you wash and use the towels again or do you always have to buy a new set for each car?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Wash your towels and reuse them. Watch my tutorial on how to properly wash microfiber towels: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZOqZHtjesqNY9U

[@mfargasch]

Having a question about generators. I started a mobile car wash business(not detailing just car washes) and I wanted to offer to go to people’s business and wash it there but am I allowed to use a generator let’s say in a parking lot of a business or if it’s a strip mall with many businesses. How do you all do for power to plug in your shop vacuum, air compressor steam machine etc....

[@richardhines7042]

Can I use this method to remove pollen or should I do a full water wash?

[@antonio7114]

I just subscribed since I got a new car and want to maintain it clean. Can you use also use mitt's instead of sponges?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Tony! Since you subbed, let me officially welcome you to the Pan The Organizer family! You discovered one of the biggest detailing channels on KZbin as we're approaching 600,000 subscribers and have surpassed 65 million views. To get you started, I have a few basic car wash tutorials you should watch. The basics before moving on to more advanced methods in my other videos. Here are a few: How to wash your car: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqbKlYate56Xb9k A more advanced car washing tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpK0nnWVps-YlZY How to clean the interior: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmjdYpx8pN6ee68 And then you can go all the way up to a full interior/exterior new car detail with protection on all surfaces like I did in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6W7mX2Elqtje6c

[@odilpereira]

I liked the video. I already use this type of wash a few times, alternating with washes with water and automotive shampoo. I don't do ecological washing with the car very dirty, I usually use this type of washing for maintenance. Always keep up the good work on the videos. Like

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! How did you discover my channel?

[@hokemspitter]

Love your videos. Can you recommend a waterless car wash for a vehicle that has Ceramic Pro coating? Thanks.

[@CurlyMJM]

I have a retirement gift to myself arriving soon, black Camaro Zl1 convertible. I just found out my town just outside Boston is considering banning driveway washing :( The real solution would be having the storm drains terminate at a water treatment plant instead of waterways!!! Hopefully, this method works without damaging the paint. Will need to get a ceramic coat on the vehicle immediately after it arrives and stock up on lots of MR towels.

[@daviddaupert4685]

Does it help if the towel is damped when doing this?

[@sandy0174]

Great video Pan. Should we use anything after the waterless wash and wax to get the best shine? Like spray shine?

[@richardsanford5459]

Hi Pan. There are times when I have to detail a car using waterless car wash. I then want to follow up with machine polishing followed by sealant/waxing. I know that waterless washes usually contain sealants and waxes. Is there any waterless wash that allows me to go to polishing with ease of eliminating any glossing agents? If not what do you suggest I do next prior to polishing?

[@adammcallister5047]

Would you still recommend waterless given rinseless technology? If so, when would you do waterless instead of rinseless?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Rinseless is much better and safer. Waterless isn’t recommended unless you have no other choice. And certainly both rinseless and waterless should never be done on very dirty vehicles

[@bonjourdy]

Great tutorial in this pandemic situation. What's the different between quick detailer and waterless wash? Can i use both?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

A waterless wash has surfactants and emulsifiers (kind of like a soap) to help clean. A quick detailer isn’t made for that task.

[@enjoynetsl]

how about glasses? can it be used for glasses?

[@keithnewton8981]

What do you think of grease lightening products. I have used this product for many years and found it to be fantastic. Even in areas of high atmospheric sand concentrations. But when sand deposits are high i use loads of microfiber cloths

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I have never heard of them....

[@wrakor]

Would you do it the same way to wash the rims? Using a different cloth or even a sponge, considering the accumulated dirt.

[@ThuanTran-nv9yb]

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.

[@JoseSanchez-wb5rz]

Good video,now how do these products compare to a rinseless car wash? Are they more concentrated ?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s two different methods. I prefer a traditional wash with water and buckets when ever possible. Waterless and rinseless should be used only on lightly dirty cars and only when access to water is impossible. But I prefer rinseless over waterless.

[@betsy457]

I'm new at this, and I think I have made a terrible mistake by spraying a waterless wash and wax onto a microfiber towel instead of onto the car. If I haven't been using enough product, it seems like a dangerous technique. I haven't noticed scratching - it would be pretty visible, wouldn't it? Thanks, Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If you made damage, you would see it upon inspection. Now you'll have the proper technique for doing waterless washes in the future. ;)

[@itsangelflowers3509]

Can you clay the car after this? Or is that not recommended?

[@henryb1923]

Great video brother! Just bought the product.

[@gamercat7004]

Do i need more microfiber towels to wash? And is there one type of towel to do the job?

[@NDColorado2023]

Pan, would you recommend using a foam sprayer when using waterless wash? I am looking at the iK Pump Multi or iK Foam Sprayer just for this reason.

[@centralgrosir3305]

Can you wash the car directly with waterless products after a rainy trip?

[@andrewrobinson1111]

Do you need to buy new micro fiber cloths for everytime you want to wash your car or can you wash them in laundry and reuse?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Wash and reuse.

[@craftwanderer8802]

hey pan, do you recommend waterless car wash? and can I apply liquid spray wax after using waterless wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

A waterless wash should ONLY be used as a last resort when no access to water is possible (apartment dweller, living in an area with water bans or heavy water restrictions, etc). And only to be used on light to moderate levels of dirt. You have to use common sense. Too dirty, and you'll be scratching and swirling the paint. A better alternative to a waterless wash is a rinseless wash. Much safer. Tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs But the best method is always the traditional way using buckets, water and wash mitts. Like my popular tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzSm2igZ6qma7c

[@gindamxx]

Your videos are awesome, super helpful. Just wondering how you do the actual top of a vehicle when doing a waterless or rinseless car wash. What if it"s a higher vehicle?( like for example an SUV). Wouldn't a ladder increase the risk of scratching the paint? what would you suggest? I'm wondering because I haven"t seen you touch the tops of a car in any of these videos. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@6a6aroga]

Try the Gorilla Ladders, they have something similar at Home Depot too.

[@leroyhan]

Curious about the effectiveness of proklear waterless with its 200 times dilution claim. Available in Amazon can you review if it's true then very cost effective

[@chubbyluna4467]

What about the wheel wells? Can that product clean it as well? Or if the car is too dirty? Will it be effective?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Waterless washes are only effective on lightly dirty or dusty cars. Anything too dirty, it’s better to use traditional wash techniques with water and buckets.

[@kcwdiary5871]

Hi Pan. Can i clean the windows using the waterless spray?

[@edwardasher2110]

Could or should you follow up with a quick detail spray ?

[@johnhuynh9445]

Hi Pan! Is P&S BeadMaker considered a waterless car wash product? What's the difference between a waterless car wash product and a quick detailer?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. Bead Maker is a paint sealant. Not meant to clean or wash car. A waterless wash has more lubricants and other components (surfactants, emulsifiers, etc) that make it clean the surface. A quick detailer is meant more for touch-ups like fingerprint smudges, or removing a light layer of dust, and boosting gloss and slickness. QDs aren't meant to really clean. Again though, a waterless wash is only an alternative to a proper car wash using water and mitts and buckets. Only use a waterless wash if you have ZERO access to water, and use your common sense to not use a waterless wash on a super dirty car as you'll be scratching the paint. Here's the proper way to wash a vehicle: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzSm2igZ6qma7c

[@ffford1]

Great video. My question, what if the car is really really dirty?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Then only a traditional wash with water and buckets will do. Waterless and rinseless washes have their limitations.

[@2005mleal]

I need to do a paint correction on a vehicle, can I use a waterless car wash to wash the car; or should I wait till the rain is done to decontaminate the vehicle???

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You could do a waterless wash, but that's time consuming, and should only be used as a last resort to wash a car, if access to water is impossible. If you have access to water, the best way (and safest) to wash a car is always the traditional two bucket wash method like in my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpK0nnWVps-YlZY

[@hermittanimoto9325]

Nice vid Pan...being a fellow Canadian, with winter coming waterless feels the best...for carpro echo2 1 : 5 or 1 : 10...whats your take?

[@freeteam2384]

What would be the best product to use to start a mobile waterless car wash business?

[@knockeledup]

What do you do for a car that is visibly dirty? Like after driving through slushy streets that have had salt applied. I don’t have a garage to wash in and during the winter it’s too cold to spray water, it’ll just freeze.

[@TheMichael408]

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[@PanTheOrganizer]

+TheMichael408 That's right Michael !!

[@DaltonDocet]

Nice tutorial if pwd40 isn my head light will the chemicals clash or if I mixed them if I have wd40 on my caralready is it safe also going to place that has water restrictions thanks for the idea kow what todo now😅

[@patricklingad815]

Is it ok to use waterless car wash, then do exterior detailng?thanks

[@michaelvaniyev8688]

Hey Pan, how long would it take to wash a car using the waterless method, both inside and out?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

When talking about a waterless wash, we usually talk about the exterior only. Takes 30 to 45 minutes.

[@wessimpson2544]

pan, I do both water and waterless. I use waterless kind of for in between water (showing dirt to the eye) washes. I do see dirt in my Micro fiber rag on the waterless. Now some KZbinr's detailers are saying to never use waterless. So what do you think?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Only use waterless washes as a last solution when you don’t have access to water for a traditional wash. That is true.

[@wessimpson2544]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks, I really enjoy your channel. I just found you fairly recently - I just bought a newer car a 3 year old one. I use to use dish soap and did wax them from time to time. But the newer cars which mine is a BMW X1 - 2017 have such nicer clear coats and this car doesn't have one scratch on it which it was really well maintained. I've always taken good care of mine too since I drive them many years and miles. Now I have the foam sprayer, microfiber rags, car wash mix, was, beadmaker, etc.

[@sarmadqureshi]

Is it ok to use on glass ? Like a panoramic roof ?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes you can clean all exterior surfaces with this.

[@arturobel1992]

Hey Pan, was wondering, would you please upload a waterless car wash of a black or dark blue vehicle? How much are scratches visible? Would it be required to use a light compound wax to compensate for the scratches after? Thanks in advance

[@PanTheOrganizer]

A waterless wash should only be used as an alternative when access to water is prohibited or restricted. If you have access to free flowing water, ALWAYS use the traditional wash method with water and shampoo. Common sense: even if the waterless product is good and has lubrication, you're still wiping dirt on a semi-dry surface, so yes over time, you will likely see swirls and scratches start to form. If the car isn't too dirty, and you want a better alternative to a waterless wash, without the need of a garden hose, I would recommend the rinseless wash method, which I have a tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs

[@thomasgeorge7633]

Tip. If you buy a new car, use a waterless car wash only from day one for normal traffic grime. I bought a new car four years ago and only washed it twice with a hose and a bucket of suds. After four years of using a waterless car wash I cannot see any scratch's on the paint work even under a bright light. So if you buy a new car use waterless car wash only.

[@brook3518]

useful and very informative explanation for car detailing. love

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad you liked it

[@JB73691]

You can also add car wash soap to an old spray bottle with water and do the same thing more or less up to you.

[@WashRevolution]

hey Pan ! in order to not scratch ur car, do we need to do pre-wash first ? or can just use the product u recommended. btw what is the fastest & cleanest way to clean ur car only exterior under 10 mins which u recommended?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

A waterless wash isn't the safest method to clean a car. This should only be a last-ditch effort if no water is accessible to wash your car. And should only be used on lightly soiled vehicles. If the vehicle is super dirty, this will scratch the paintwork. The best method is a proper traditional car wash as shown in my popular tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzSm2igZ6qma7c And the second safest method, if you have no access to water, is a rinseless car wash, as shown in my tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc

[@WashRevolution]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the answer Pan ! Just to clarify So there is no such a way to clean your car safely under 10 mins (only exterior) Im wondering about this fast method bc customers here in Thailand seem to care more about the speed than how perfect job you can do

[@WashRevolution]

@@PanTheOrganizer also may i ask whats the ideal size for the room for car detailing (including PPF)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

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[@alexsadovsky7228]

How do you recommend doing this if you want to use an iron decon product along with the waterless wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I wouldn't recommend doing all those steps. If you are to do more serious detailing, nothing replaces a true two bucket wash. A waterless car wash should only be performed in extreme cases where access to water is prohibited or impossible.

[@NinPossible]

Hi Pan, how much did you use to wash the whole car? 1/3 of the bottle or more or less than that?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don't remember, this video is from years ago.

[@NinPossible]

@@PanTheOrganizer ah, bummer. :( Thank you for your reply though! :)

[@georgetyy]

Hi Pan, could you advise after using the waterless wash, can I do some touch up on light swirls using some form of light hand polish specifically Autoglym's SRP and wax it again with Meguiars Fast Finish ?

[@-zerocool-]

Could you use this on the undercarriage? Seems there is so much protection available for paint but not so much under the vehicle which is probably more important.

[@edgarh252]

zerocool how would you be able to clean that ?

[@vsantiesteban562]

Wich waterless carwash do you think is better ? so many to choose from

[@PanTheOrganizer]

See my rinseless wash video here and you’ll have your answer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs

[@Lmlc24]

Can this waterless products and techniques be used on a car that has been done paint correction and ceramic coat?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You could, but keep in mind I would only recommend a waterless wash method as a LAST RESORT type option, only if you have ZERO access to water, as it can potentially scratch and mar the paint. The best is always to use a traditional car wash method, using water, buckets and wash mitt. If you don't have access to a pressure washer or garden hose, but can at least fill a bucket with water, the next best option is a rinseless wash method. See my tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc

[@MlleVB]

Is there a fast way to wash car if like the second day after i full wash my car then its raining with mud?

[@Gotallofthem1]

Pan, you have other guys here who when after making a pass/swipe will switch to a new side of the towel. Yet in this video you did "half" the hood with the "Same side" of the towel? Does this not Scratch the paint or at least have a higher probability of scratching the paint, considering after the first swipe, the towel now has dirt/dust in it and you are using that same soiled side to make another swipe? Thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

+Gotallofthem1 Ideally yes you'd do one swipe and change sides. Or use ONR and the red sponge as a great quicker alternative.

[@matthewstuart2054]

Could you use this product as a replacement for an IPA wipe down to remove excess polish while doing a paint correction?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No

[@simplytuned1623]

Problem with this is you can't get in areas like the wheel wells and grill and in all the crevices like you can with water. But this will be a big help for me this winter

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Optimum No Rinse is another alternative. Superb rinseless wash. Make sure you check out my new special videos this Saturday. ;)

[@venomobl6577]

ONR is probably the best and cheapest in the long run

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes. But ONR is a rinseless wash. I have a tutorial on that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs

[@naifalaraifi6385]

Hi Pan, Million Thanks for this tutorial... I've learnt a lot from your great Channel. Regards Naif

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Naif! How did you discover my channel?

[@naifalaraifi1682]

@@PanTheOrganizer I'm planning to establish a mobile car wash business in my country. therefore, I've searched of how to start a mobile car wash business on google and your channel was one of the results and I've watched your videos. I'm so grateful of your advices and tips. in my opinion it is the best channel in car washing. Easy to follow the information and presented in a very practical way.

[@Sean-ij3mi]

Hey pan, quick question......do you think it would be safer to use a waterless wash product with a microfiber towel soaked in ONR solution (I keep a bucket with onr solution along with microfiber towels) and use waterless wash as normal just with a microfiber soaked in onr as I feel it may be safer to do that as opposed to just spraying waterless wash with a dry microfiber towel. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Waterless is the worse option compared to rinseless. ONR is a rinseless wash and is superior in cleaning compared to waterless. Keep in mind, both these methods are only ALTERNATIVES when water isn't readily available. If you have access to free flowing water, ALWAYS use that method instead. If you can't use water, then try the rinseless wash method as I demonstrate in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHCc41jn791pLs

[@Sean-ij3mi]

@@PanTheOrganizer hi pan What I was asking is if I had a microfiber towel soaked in onr solution and used that towel in conjunction with the waterless wash sprayed on car if that would be safer than just using the waterless wash with a dry microfiber towel

[@pa_guy9753]

Best waterless wash product over Bead Maker? Reapply Bead Maker after waterless wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

My favourite cleaning method is of course standard two wash bucket system with water. In second place if you can't use free flowing water, would be a rinseless wash, which is safer compared to a waterless wash. I can only recommend a waterless wash on lightly soiled cars and ONLY if access to water is not permitted or there are heavy water restrictions where you live. The best waterless system is the one I reviewed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6i8fZZ9hphqn7M

[@clydeb7713]

That car wasn't really dirty! 😊

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If the car is too dirty , never do a waterless wash. You’d scratch the living hell out of the paint. This is only a last resort alternative when you have zero access to water. The best and safest method to wash a car will always be the classic method with water, buckets and wash mitts. See my car wash tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzSm2igZ6qma7c

[@leighg9274]

Can you use this for example as a touch up if you find a bird dropping and just want to remove that? Thank you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes, you would spray this or a quick detailer, and use a plush gentle microfiber towel and gently wipe. Ideally though, you would wash the car with the traditional wash method. A waterless wash is only a last resort method of washing a car, when no water is accessible.

[@sparkles1260]

Tfs - I will try this out tomorrow!

[@PAPSCAST]

Hello Pan! Sorry if I missed it but how would you clean the windows? Thanks in advance!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmq3ZqWNYrqDaKc

[@PAPSCAST]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you sir!

[@Alwaysped]

Awesome video tutorial! One question that maybe someone already asked! How about the tires and wheels that’s get way to dirty! Do you use the same technique?

[@thinkforyourself5672]

You can but it's going to trash your microfibers. I use whatever cleaner I'm using at the time with a wheel brush but also use a spray bottle with water in It . I'll agitate, spray with water and repeat the process until the filthy black water is pretty much gone. Then hit it with towels. Try to use old one's for the tires. I have dedicated microfibers just for my tires and rims. They will get stained and trashed pretty quickly.

[@TheBaz568]

Waterless washes are awesome, especially in the winter where you dont want to bring out the bucket, pressure washer etc because its cold and the car gets dirty quickly on the road. The only problem is that you ruin your microfiber towels.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yup. I want to make a rinseless wash video soon (using ONR) as yet another alternative for my viewers. How did you discover my channel?

[@TheBaz568]

Pan TheOrganizer I discovered your channel when I was searching for a ceramic coating video. I believe yours was one of the results.

[@RidejacBlogspot]

Hi Pan! RideJac From Mexico here! I love your channel, and I´m in one of this situations in which i can´t use water to wash my car. So this is really helpful but I still have one question. What can I do with the cleaning of my wheels? Can I waterless wash them too?

[@JASAAD]

Hey Pan are Meguiar's waterless wash and Mothers waterless wash good products? I've been using meguiar's for a while now

[@JasonJolo98]

How does the Sanszo Waterless Car Wash compare to the Meguires Waterless Car wash? Thanks.

[@StevenSmith-dm7vu]

I have the meguires one and it's very good

[@harunpinarbasi9157]

Hi Pan, are these types of products also suitable for heavily polluted cars, or just for lightly to medium dirted cars? Nice work by te way, keep doing this vids, I love them and learn a lot from you👍🏼thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Only use waterless washes on very lightly soiled cars.

[@langdonaronson7186]

Hi Pan, About how many microfibers cloths would you expect to use on a sedan and a full size suv(Tahoe, Ford Explorer, etc..)? excluding the amount you would need for buffing.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hard to say as nobody uses the same amount or has the same technique. A good starting point would be 5 or 6 towels.