Review on Nanoskin NA WAT128 Waterless Wash Gallon by Trae Joubert

The photo to the right was taken in the dealer's lot when I received the car in April 2019. The photo on the left was taken 1 day after the following operation while using the product: Flush the car with a garden hose. In my case, I added 6 ounces of product to 24 ounces of filtered tap water in a spray bottle. While the car was still wet from the garden hose, I then sprayed the solution directly onto the painted surface. the whole car from top to bottom. Using a clean microfiber cloth (a yellow one from a members-only wholesale store), wipe from the top (roof and hood) and down to the base. Paint the surfaces first, then the door locks, and then the wheels (optional). To make the entire machine featured in this review, I used about 18 ounces of the mix. The entire process from pulling the hose to rolling it back took 25 minutes. .To make the wheels use a microfiber (this should be discarded). Soak the microfiber in a bucket with some water (1.5 pints (700ml) will do), squeeze the water out and give the towel 1-2 spritzes from a spray bottle. When you're done with wheel number 1, dip the towel back into the bucket and repeat the same steps for the other wheels.