Waterless wash systems, do they work?

Stallingrad

I've never tried them and can't get my head around how they can't be terrible for paintwork.

If 2BW is the go-to technique to avoid marring, I can't imagine how spraying waterless products on a Irish Winter dirty car and dragging the dirt off with a Microfiber can't but trash the paintwork.

Maybe on a very lightly dirty car where there is no access to water.

Would be interested to hear the opinions of anyone has used them?

BlakeS94

Stallingrad wrote: »

I've never tried them and can't get my head around how they can't be terrible for paintwork.

If 2BW is the go-to technique to avoid marring, I can't imagine how spraying waterless products on a Irish Winter dirty car and dragging the dirt off with a Microfiber can't but trash the paintwork.

Maybe on a very lightly dirty car where there is no access to water.

Would be interested to hear the opinions of anyone has used them?

I've tried them out before, they work for very very light dust on the car, but any kind of soiling or real dirty on the car I found they do more damage than good, even with the best microfiber it'll still inflict micro scratches in the paint if used to clean daily dirt off the car, I wouldn't recommend them to anyone that cares about their paintwork. The only thing they'd be good for is cleaning the dust that static attracts shortly after you've given the car a good polish and paintwork is clean and smooth. Other than that, avoid