Is out our office taking care of our cars today. Not a recent pic, but this is us. For those of you that don't know: Is run by a memeber of our forums FkUiHdCncr (Justin Bonnett). His company is waterless!?!?! I didn't believe it either until I watched his work. You really don't need water. http://ecoautocleanatl.com/ Check it out and hit him up. I will post some before and after pictures when I can.
What's the process, if there's dirt/tiny coarse stuff on the paint does it get etched in? The stuff that is usually sprayed off when you first rinse the car.
Does he do weekends? My car needs it badly and I can probably convince drew and justin to have their cars done at the same time
He can't do caked on dirt. The cars exterior has to be somewhat maintained. Essentially the solution that is sprayed on creates a polymer bond with the dirt and is absorbed into the rag. It's cool...not sure how it works, but it does. Not anymore, but he is available on weekends.
To be honest, it does not seem as good as a nice soapy wash down. However for mobile detailing I imagine it is much easier on everyone to use this waterless stuff. It does not come out too bad either, as you can see (kinda) in the pics the car looks shiny. He even buffed out a little damage I think a tree limb did, so all in all not bad.
Thank you guys for all your support! I know many of you are skeptic of this kind of technology/way of detailing. I promise you, when the product is used correctly the vehicle comes out looking phenomenal! For the skeptics on how the process works - The product lifts the dirt from the car by a emulsifying the dirt. The product surrounds dirt molecules which causes the dirt to lift from the surface of the paint. 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. If anyone has any questions please feel free to message me, visit my site, www.EcoAutoCleanATL.com and please follow me on Facebook! Eco Auto Clean LLC Thanks, Justin