Review on 🚗 Wet or Waterless Car Wash Wax Kit 144 oz. - Achieve Aircraft Quality Shine for your Car, RV, Boat, Motorcycle! The Ultimate All-Purpose Wash Wax Solution - Guaranteed Best Results Anywhere, Anytime! by Brian Stepp

This isn't "just" another car wash kit, it's more than that. I bought this because I've moved to an area where It's illegal to wash cars in the driveway because of water wastage, but I wish I had bought it many years ago. Here are 10 reasons why you should buy this Aero Cosmetics waterless car wash kit. First, they are very easy to use. Simply spray on and wipe off with one of the microfiber cloths provided. Light. Once the towel gets damp with the product, I wipe it down with a dry towel to make sure I've rinsed it off completely. Second, it works better than any other waxing method I've ever used on my machine. I used separate wax and wax soap and this material improves the granularity of the water. It won't last as long as regular wax over time, but if you wash your car with it every time, it won't matter. It also has the added benefit of letting your windows grow. The water just rolls off. The wipers work better too. Third, it smells great. I know it sounds silly, but a pleasant smell makes the whole process more enjoyable. Fourth, it doesn't require a lot of product. I have washed my VW MKV GTI twice and there is one wash left in the spray bottle. I haven't even opened the tank yet. This stuff will last me at least a few years. Fifth, it's faster than washing the car the usual way because you do all the steps at once. Instead of getting wet, lathering, rewetting, drying and possibly waxing like you normally do, using this waterless car wash takes about the same time as drying a car. This may take a little longer depending on how thorough you are. Sixth, you can spend as much time as you like. I live in the desert so washing my car with water to get the steps before everything was dry was always a race, especially in the summer. Lather before the water dries, rinse before the soap dries, and dry until water stains appear. Since you're making small sections at a time with this stuff, you can spread it out for as long as you like. Do half a car and get a call? No problem. When you return you can pick up where you left off. This method also encourages me to at least be more thorough and work around all nooks and crannies e.g. B. around doors and under the fuel cap. This keeps my car cleaner. Seventh, it saves tons of water since you're not using it. As I said, I live in the desert, so wasting water is one of the gravest crimes. But I also hated a dirty car. Now I don't have to feel guilty about having a clean car. Eighth, the car can be washed anywhere. Walmart parking lot? No problem. apartment garage? No problem. In a garage with the door closed? No problem. In fact, the last time I washed my car was in the garage when it was raining outside. Ninth, surfaces appear cleaner than other methods. Every point of contact with the car, such as door handles, leaves a feeling of squeaky cleanliness even many days after washing. It's hard to explain, but if you felt it, you would understand exactly what I'm talking about. This is how even rubber and plastic surfaces like door seals and trim strips feel. Tenth, you can drive it in the rain without getting your car dirty. Let me explain with history. I washed my car on Saturday. It rained the next Monday. It was a sudden, erratic summer thunderstorm, and I was caught off guard while driving home from work. I returned home expecting a dirty car. But to my surprise, the only evidence he'd just driven through the downpour was a small amount of dirt behind my rear wheels. It just rained. When I got home it was completely dry. Of course if I had splashed a lot of water off the road it would have gotten muddy but as almost all the water was on the car itself as it had just started raining this wasn't the case. I've used different types of wax over the years and not once has the car been clean after it rained, even when it was raining while I was in the driveway. So I think this stuff is great. It costs money. Your car will thank you.