Chemical Guys WAC_707RU EcoSmart RU Waterless Review

I have been using this product for 10 years and it has not disappointed. I would buy this product in bulk, but you really don't need a lot. By adding this to your sprayer you can wash your car with a small amount of this product at every session. One of these gallons will last at least 30 washes, which is a rough estimate since I use it on a machine that sits in the garage and gets washed maybe every two months. A gallon at this rate lasts about 2 years. Of course if I use it for other vehicles

I tried a 16 ounce bottle first. I was skeptical at first because I didn't want to ruin my car's paintwork. I am pleasantly surprised that this waterless car wash exceeded my expectations. The 16 ounce bottle was enough for over 5 washes of my compact SUV. It's so good I bought a gallon jug for an even higher price. I don't use it for heavy deposits, but to remove salt and dust from the car between washes. I wash with soap and water once a week and then use it every few days to keep the car…

I liked this product. I used this on my 2015 STI (midsize sedan). I used this with the Double Mist Trigger atomizer. I would say I sprayed the car moderately and I still had less than 1/4 of it in the bottle after I finished cleaning. It definitely removes and cleans insects, bird droppings, tire dirt, brake dust and the like from the car very well. After polishing you get a nice, clean and smooth surface. Also works well on glass. I take the time to wash my car so I'll be done in about an…

I was skeptical about using it at first for fear of scratching my new car, so I did what everyone else would do (just kidding) and tried it on my wife's car first. did). This is an amazing product that you can use anywhere. I routinely wash windows, rims, door jambs, headlights and even chrome exhaust pipes. The key to this product is using it properly. Shake the product before use and before putting it into the mist atomizer2. Make sure you use a fine spray to spread the solution evenly around

I live in the Northeast and have a brand new GMC Sierra Denali. After a sand and salt buildup on the Boston to Connecticut road, I used a waterless rinse with a dual-action spray gun. I also used a high quality microfiber cloth. I sprayed very firmly, rubbing in a top-to-bottom direction. The results were amazing. The water is hard where I live so using this product was truly God's message. Also use it for rims and glass. I love this product and it only took about 1/2 hour to wash the entire…

While Chemical Guys tend to exaggerate the effectiveness of their products, their description of waterless washing is mostly accurate. With proper and plentiful use, it very effectively removes dust and light dirt from surfaces without damaging or scratching the paintwork. I can also confirm that this product is indeed anti-static as it prevented dust and dirt from sticking to my car. As for the wax, the wax built into the remover acts more like a lubricant to avoid scratching the paint when…

Let me start by saying I'm not a car wash enthusiast or someone who washes their car holy. I'm not picky enough to put the time and effort into applying multiple coats of wax, protectant, etc. to get my car showroom ready. I just bought a 2014 Forester and was looking for something SIMPLE to use without damaging the hose and bucket. I live in the Northeast, where there is a lot of snow, mud and salt in the winter. I'm happy to report that this fits the bill perfectly. I had no problem using it…

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…