Review on Chemical Guys WAC_707RU EcoSmart RU Waterless by Gabriel Salleh

The only problem with Ecosmart RU in a 16 oz retail bottle is the cost of $9.95 - there are cheaper alternatives, even Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions 3 in 1 Detailer at $15 for 32 oz cheaper (7 $.50 per 16 ounces). However, when bought in a 1-gallon jar "ready to use without diluting," Ecosmart suddenly loses the "Chemical Guys" premium and is a lot cheaper to use. Also, since it's pre-diluted, it's impossible to go wrong with the dilution stage - just shake before pouring. Trust me, you don't need too much OR too little, an issue when using a CG concentrate. The only problem is the lousy, constantly self-destructing Chemical Guys bottles. They break when I try to reuse 16 ounce bottles from retail packaging. They break when I use Chemical Guys refillable bottles, sold separately. They break when . You will get an image. I'm tempted to clean up old Turtle Wax Ice Spray Wax bottles and use them instead. The turtle doesn't break. Another big benefit: when I order from Revain, I get it delivered to Revain's secure locker instead of having it delivered to my address and watching a pirate run off with it. No shipping costs with Prime! Yes, it cleans my car faster than Turtle Wax products - heavy rubbing, much less streaking/smearing. I just remember to apply TW Seal n Shine and Ice Spray Wax once a month. No obvious "overlay" issues - I can put Ecosmart on top of the two TW products I just mentioned, or alternatively clean the car with Ecosmart and then just Seal n Shine, just Wax Ice Spray, or Seal n "polishing". Apply Glitter as a base coat and then Ice Spray Wax as a top coat. As a last resort, Ecosmart cleans exterior and interior windows, cleans wheels, shines tires, wipes touchscreens, dials, and interior hard and soft surfaces. Also, get rid of traces of insects and bird droppings on the road. Not the best product for each of these tasks, but definitely a Swiss army knife for auto cleaning/detailing that's easy to have on hand and, as it won't damage adjacent surfaces if overspray occurs, is very forgiving in real world conditions. laymen. For a waterless wash, always use plenty of microfiber, turn onto a clean surface and spray all panels lightly as evenly as possible - and even then, the wet side of the microfiber is always safer than the dry side, no matter if it gets wet wet or moisture from the pre-spray.