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eBay Motors: FOAMTEK WATERLESS CAR WASH AND WAX (item 260334369961 end time Feb-15-09 15:31:23 PST)
A recommendation by LAcarcrazy
LAcarcrazy's recommendation
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I picked up a couple of cans on Amazon.com to try it out. I always have been skeptical about waterless car washes because of risks of scratching but this stuff foams! It was easy to use, I just sprayed on a section at a time and let the foam do its work ( breaking down dirt and lifting it from the surface). I wiped the foam off with a damp cloth and there was no risk of scratching since the dirt was contained by the foam. I buffed the wet haze of ionized carnauba wax left on the surface with a clean dry microfiber cloth to a high gloss shine!
The product really works great and I will be telling my friends about it. BTW you can also use the product to clean windows and rims :) The price is good considering the quality and what it does, my advice is to buy more than one to break down the shipping costs.
Now I can wash and wax my car in less time (25min), save money (can do about 4 cars with one can) and do it in my apartment building garage since there's no sewage involved! (via Foamtek)
Updated Feb 6, 2009
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