I would rather hose off my car than wipe it. I wanted to know if this product would work by spraying then rinsing as opposed to wiping?
465003
I wouldn't use on heavy dirt. If u wanna just hose dirt of try there bug and tar remover. Worked good for my with bird crap and dirt from road and leaves. Car sits under a tree
226338
Spray on, let it set for 5 min, and scrub off. I wash my car after this, to get rid of last bug remnants
1079695
I wipe after 10 minutes. And one way before using this I use NuFinish. Comes out amazing everytime on my black car.
949673
I would say no... it gets kind of sticky. For car weather stripping I would go to the auto parts store and see what the have.
768874
Yes, amazingly well..spray on leave 2 minutes or so and wipe off with a clean cloth. cleaned my headlights and a friends jeep that was much worse. It did drop his jaw with a, "no way!" might need to do it a second time if it's really bad but it works.
2197768
Yes but I soaped up a rag and wiped the entire hose and it helps. My hands still get somewhat discolored when winding it up but not too bad. You are right in that it should not be a problem in the first place.
1551982
The idea of the soap is to remove any old wax or any silicone spray that you or someone else may have applied. I read one guy use 'Goof Off' and said it worked well. That's where I got the idea of using 'wax and grease remover' from an auto paint job I had done. I would think that isophopal alcohol would work, or mineral spirits. I like the idea of wipe on and wipe off.
1551983
I tried it at first, but when I can remove the part I wash it in the sink using dishwashing liquid then a real hot water rinse, and towel it dry. If it can't be removed from the car, I rub the piece with a clean rag soaked in hot water and some ammonia (have good ventilation!). Wear latex or cotton gloves to keep the oils from your skin off the part too.
226340
You just bought the best bug off spray, before you wash your car shake bottle several minutes to mix any settled mixture, spray area covered in bugs, front bumper, hood, and backs of mirrors and even windshields let set for about five minutes wash car with a soapy sponge and rinse, do windshield first as to not let spray stand to long on glass, could cause hazing, you will be surprised how easy the bugs and bug guts comes off doesn't remove wax and will not harm clear coat I use it on my Corvettes, and caddies, and work cars just bought 2 more bottles for summer
117879
I'm sure there's a better way, than I do it, however I take spray & wash ,to it . Then a scrub brush and the garden hose to wash it off, let dry. Roll it up and put it away until next time I want to use it.
1528199
Like you I found it useless to peel this terrible product off. I tried everything I knew that would not damage the paint. None of it worked. The only thing I found that worked was to take my car to the carwash and pressure-wash it off. Even then it was a long process, because I had to do it a number of times. If your car has any stripes or decals in the area near where you have to use the water be very careful because you can peel those decals off when doing this.
39876
Should work fine, plenty of different spray options.The one thing - I'd still suggest a bucket of soapy water. The little detergent compartment empties quite quickly.
136895
I use it for polishing off wax (Chemical Guys) and works well (tear off the tag b4 use). For windows, I spray distilled water (no streaks) or Luber and use the cloth to wipe off the wet (absorbs well). Dries off rims just fine. After washing the car, i use a big raffle Micro Fiber (Viking) as these are too small. They are inexpensive and plentiful so I use it like paper towels but wash them later. I use it for our shower doors, countertops, mirrors, TV screen, etc with distilled water spray bottle.
667338
No. It works beautifully! Follow directions spray on and wipe with a soft cloth.
1237160
Yes, you spray the cushion until it's pretty damp, but with the cushions I was working on, it's more like scrubbing off than rinsing off. I had a lot of trouble getting the cushions clean, and had to repeat several times in some spots, but I think that's a function of how dirty they were, not the quality of the cleaner.
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I use it liberally and it looks like I will get around 12-15 washes out of a gallon(full size car). I use the Chemical Guys Atomizer and it doesn't mist the product very well, because of this I use more product. If I could mist the product to cover the paint more efficiently I would use less and yield more washes(maybe the hand held sprayer that chemical guys sells is better). I dilute the solution with distilled water. I just eyeball the color and consistency, if i were to put a number to it I would say 1 part water for every 2 parts ecowash RU. If you use it straight it's a little to viscous and feels too abrasive on the paint. I only use this to keep the car clean in between washes. I hope this helps I use it liberally and it looks like I will get around 12-15 washes out of a gallon(full size car). I use the Chemical Guys Atomizer and it doesn't mist the product very well, because of this I use more product. If I could mist the product to cover the paint more efficiently I would use less and yield more washes(maybe the hand held sprayer that chemical guys sells is better). I dilute the solution with distilled water. I just eyeball the color and consistency, if i were to put a number to it I would say 1 part water for every 2 parts ecowash RU. If you use it straight it's a little to... » Read More I use it liberally and it looks like I will get around 12-15 washes out of a gallon(full size car). I use the Chemical Guys Atomizer and it doesn't mist the product very well, because of this I use more product. If I could mist the product to cover the paint more efficiently I would use less and yield more washes(maybe the hand held sprayer that chemical guys sells is better). I dilute the solution with distilled water. I just eyeball the color and consistency, if i were to put a number to it I would say 1 part water for every 2 parts ecowash RU. If you use it straight it's a little to viscous and feels too abrasive on the paint. I only use this to keep the car clean in between washes. I hope this helps « Show Less
1107752
in theory, yes. but realize that the water output isn't enough for a water spray on a car. i mean, you can collect the 0PPM water in a bucket and spray it, but not enough water output to be effective directly from the water filter. :)