Review on 🚗 The Last Coat GO2 Waterless Wash: Ultimate 3-in-1 Spray for Car Cleaning, Coating, and Protection - Graphene and SiO2-based Waterless Car Wash by Alexander Craner

Not so long ago, ceramic polishing additives were new. They are still popular even with attempts to replace ceramics with graphene. So why not combine both and create an even better product? Well, that seems to have inspired The Last Coat to create this product. I'm generally suspicious of waterless washing solutions, as they sound like turning dust into sandpaper. Follow the instructions, making sure to wet the surface well, then wipe the result in one direction. That means you remove the dust and don't reapply it. After that (if the surface is expected to be clean) it can be polished to a final shine. In general, it works like this. If such products now promise a deeper shine, that is primarily marketing, because this cannot be physically achieved with nanoparticles. Also, reducing friction is a kind of snake oil, as pollen and particulate matter don't really care about friction. While some of the lofty claims are false, as with most similar products, Last Coat Wash certainly works well for indoor applications. between growing.