Poorboy's Spray & Wipe (S&W) - How many clean whole cars with it?

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Inzane

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Just curious, how many people here use PB's S&W like it was intended, as a waterless wash method to clean an entire car?



And if so, do you limit yourself on how dirty a car you will do?



And are there some that still prefer S&W over the ONR/QEW method?
 
Inzane said:
Just curious, how many people here use PB's S&W like it was intended, as a waterless wash method to clean an entire car?



And if so, do you limit yourself on how dirty a car you will do?



And are there some that still prefer S&W over the ONR/QEW method?
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I use it just for spot cleaning or bird bombs, windows and on my wheels. I never use S&W for the entire car. I am now hooked on ONR for that task.:D
 
Yes, I sometimes use it as a waterless wash for the whole vehilce .... paint, glass, trim, wheels, chrome, etc. Just remember it's spray and WIPE, not SCRUB.



Of course, IMO it's only applicable for light road dust ... such as removing residue after driving in the rain or if the vehicle has been cleaned recently. I personally wouldn't use it on a daily driver that hadn't been washed in a month. However, it has it's place for lightly dirly vehicles or during the winter and it is extremely quick.



I still use all three methods .... S&W, or bump to QEW if needed, or full wash depending on how dirty the vehicle is.
 
I`ve got and used it, not bad for very very light dirt but ONR is the one to use every time.

Excellent results and works out cheaper.
 
I mainly use it as a little more powerful than a qd, but mostly i use ONR, it can be done so quickly
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I just recently used my PB S&W, i got caught in the rain a couple days last week. I had just detailed my ride a week prior, it's good for bird bombs and water spots from light rain.
 
I use it for light duty, my car doesn't see mud or anything. If it rains all week and it's scorching hot and humid the one day it's clear, I'll S&W the whole thing.
 
S&W Rocks, great for light film and protected cars. Use it after rainstorms, extremely useful for wipedowns.
 
I use it during the winter. I take the car to the local car wash to wash the heavy dirt off then bring it back to my heated garage and wipe it down.
 
Like everyone says I have been using it for light dirt and rain spots after just cleaning the car. Makes my car look just washed and I can keep it good for an extra week or so if I use it. Otherwise I need to wash the car every 2 weeks or so.
 
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