Proshine wash and wax
Proshine wash and wax
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R0162

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2,435 posts

193 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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I recently came across this product and wanted to share my views.

Not to be used on thick layers of dirt, but for a spruce up clean to remove thin layers of dust that build up in storage it is unbeatable, simply spray onto the panel, it lifts the dirt off the car and you simply wipe if off with a polishing cloth, it provides an instant protective layer so there are no scratches, you can use it on windows, matt black panels, black plastics, smear free,no residue, very easy to use and gives a high gloss paint protectant finish all in one wipe.

I have tried a lot of different cleaning products, this is the best, i cleaned my car in 10 minutes and gave the same finish as 2 hours of polishing and waxing, it even lifts off bug splatter effortlessly.

daddysumo

2,545 posts

242 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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Think we will refer this one to GURU GRANT smokin for his opinion ?

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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They have lots of different products, Which ones are you reffering two. Is it just one item does all or is it just washing stuff?

Bondy

Blu3R

2,380 posts

228 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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Water-less wash products scare me. How can you not inflict damage by moving the dirt along a panel? That's the idea of water, it means you can remove lots of surface contaminants without touching them at all. Most of the scratches on a car are as a result of poor washing techniques, one of the worst culprits being the humble sponge smile

R0162

Original Poster:

2,435 posts

193 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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I totally agree, lots of damage can be done trying to just wipe dust off the car with a damp cloth, i learned this the hard way, this is the waterless wash and wax product, specifically designed for washing the car without water and without scratches, as soon as you spray it is lifts the dirt away from the surface and creates a protective barrier, but if there is a heavy layer of dirt it is still recommended to rinse the car first.
Its ideal for times when maybe your car has had some rain on it and dried leaving water marks, or when your car has been sat in the garage for a few days and has a fine layer of dust on it.

I do not know what the proper term is, but its very slippery as far as waxes go if you were the spray the underside of your sledge with this stuff i think you would be accelerating down at a great speed.

snuffy

13,202 posts

313 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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R0162 said:
.. spray onto the panel, it lifts the dirt off the car and you simply wipe if off with a polishing cloth,
Sounds just like using Mr Sheen to me !!


Blu3R

2,380 posts

228 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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Just be careful Chris, you've got a nice new paint job on there, would be a shame to damage it frown

I have tried these sort of products before and find the Meguiars Last Touch works well for me but if it looks like it's got dirt on a panel, I spray loads on and let it drip off before the gentlest of wipes.

playalistic

2,270 posts

193 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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ONR is a waterless/rinseless wash method that has been proven safe for lightly soiled paintwork.

http://www.waterless-car-wash.net/optimum-no-rinse...

Plenty of info over on the detailing world forums if you're into that sort of thing. There was one guy who used it as the only wash method for a year and did before/after comparisons and he had the very lightest of swirling/scratching that you would expect from a years worth of proper wash practices anyway.

F.C.

3,901 posts

237 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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Don't use this stuff if you want to keep your wax protection intact.

http://carproductstested.com/exterior-product-revi...