Review on Chemical Guys WAC_707 Concentrated Waterless by Pat Peoples

I think the best test for this product would be to use it a few times on a brand new black car. My car is silver and already has a lot of small scratches and a few deeper scratches. I have used a waterless wash before and have always felt fine. Am I going to use this product on a dirty Ferrari or similar? probably no. It smells like sour apple caramel which suits me very well and I decided to mix it up with double strength as my car was pretty dirty. Even at double the strength, you get a gallon of ready-to-eat product, which is pretty good value. I used less than a liter of ready to use product and applied it quite heavily because as I said my car was quite dirty although there were no clumps of dirt or anything like that. I used about 15 microfiber towels to make sure I wasn't just wiping the dirt. A lot of microfibers fit in a load of laundry, so you can use them. There are proposals for a large number of microfibers. I bought a 36-pack from the Kirkland brand for just over $20 here on Amazon. I would buy this chemical again and maybe even buy 1 gallon concentrate for almost $100 because it's a lot more profitable in the long run than buying this stuff in 16 ounce liter bottles. 8 x 19 = $132, or you can buy a gallon for less than $100. I'm going to do a waterless wash now because I live in an apartment and I'm tired of having a crowded DIY car wash where I feel like I'm rushing with a line of people behind me.