A technique used to wash a vehicle without the use of water, commonly known as a Waterless Car Wash. This technique involves using a product that contains many different ingredients including wetting agents, lubricants and protectants.

2. A technique used to wash a vehicle without the use of
water, commonly known as a Waterless Car Wash. This
technique involves using a product that contains many
different ingredients including wetting agents, lubricants
and protectants.
The ingredients and wetting agents in the product
combine to soften and emulsify surface grime, while a
specific blend of fluids and lubricants attach a
microscopic layer of protectant to the surface.

4. The protectant is a unique blend of substances
which provides a bonded layer of protection against
any remaining abrasive not broken down by the
detergents and wetting agents.
The protectant often contains extensive cross linked
polymers which make it extremely effective as a car
wax or glaze. The product often contains a complex
mixture of cleaning elements along with the glaze
ingredients.

7. Using the correct application method the product lifts
and suspends dirt from the vehicle by emulsification.
The product surrounds dirt molecules lifting them from
the paint surface before you start to wipe the dirt from
the surface.
At the same time the application process initiates the
cross chain polymer linking process that results in an
extremely shiny highly protective glaze finish. All this
happens very rapidly due to the balance of ingredients
within the product itself.

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