Waterless wash & wax products. Any good?

[lucky_se7en]

If so,which brands/kits are recommended?
Many thanks in advance.

[falconmick]

I wouldn't use them, can't see how they can lift dust/grit away from paintwork?

[Ginge 35Edition]

Waterless are ok providing there has been some prior prep done ie is the paint waxed. Personally if I had no other choice I'd go the local petrol station give the car a good jet wash off drive it home so its dry and then use one of these.

I've got countless ones in my garage but I only ever use them after I've washed and dried mine properly as some of them have great ingredients.

All depends on you, a red car may show up so e swirls if you don't get it right so just be careful I guess.

[JC]

and next up, a Sponge 

[lucky_se7en]

Thanks for the advice Ginge.
Did think they sounded too good to be true.
But after a jet wash and dry,they may come in useful.
Do you have any particular brand you would advise over the others?

[dragonfly]

Have a search for polishes, waxes and detailing.

[Ginge 35Edition]

and next up, a Sponge 

Can't believe you said the S word, on a Sunday too!!!!

[Ginge 35Edition]

Thanks for the advice Ginge.
Did think they sounded too good to be true.
But after a jet wash and dry,they may come in useful.
Do you have any particular brand you would advise over the others?

Ultimate finish do their own brand and I've heard it has carnuba content, but not 100% if that's true?

[JC]

and next up, a Sponge 

Can't believe you said the S word, on a Sunday too!!!!

 

[lucky_se7en]

Will check out ultimate finish stuff.
Many thanks!