TriplewaxTWW100 Shake & Shine 1L

very easy to use, a good shake before starting, spray on , spread out with fibre cloth , use a nother soft & fluffy fibre cloth to buff up shine, Done a whole bmw x6 in around 40mins in full, well pleased with product,will see how it reacts to rain, also how long it keeps shine,

Used a few times, lifts dirt easily.Cheapest price was on amazon.

I have always used dry cleaners on cars over the last ten years, I used to buy an american import, but that got sadly expensive, then moved on to a mid range priced product from autoglym. I tried the Triplewax because of a friend of mine at a car dealership who recommended it. That was two years ago, and I honestly haven't used another product since then.I use it over the entire car, save the windscreen, and when I first used it, I was immediately surprised how much better it performed compared to my previous and much more expensive bought products in the past.Results were excellent on both paintwork, and indeed plastic bumpers, tyres and wheels. My previous used product was hopeless on the bumpers, but Triplewax is superb, brings out a shine as well, nearly without the need to add extra bumper dressing afterwards, if you were in a rush. It comes out of the bottle, in a fine mist when sprayed, and I've done the cars panel by panel, or sprayed the cars all over, then went around to wipe off. It gives a damn good shine to the paintwork, in fact it really shows up well.I usually buy them in a set of three bottles for around £15, which I think is a good price. And as for scratching the car's paintwork, honestly, I have never had this problem, firstly, if the car was covered in thick hanging mud and grime, then of course you would need a to use a detergent and water, but for standard wear and tear of a week or two, even a month worth of commuting with the car, this stuff is great.

Excellent!

I wax a little sceptical about the whole waterless wash thing so didn't want to spend a huge amount on my first bottle, but first impressions are that it does seem to work well for the price - for the price you can buy this for on Amazon it is a handy backup when there isn't time for a full wet wash.

Used the product on a 2 year old Black SUV, paintwork is in very good condition. So after washing the car, I used the waterless wash, after applying with the spray, wiping into the car was nice and easy when buffering at first I noticed some slight streaks remained but when the Microfibre was somewhat damp after completing the first panel, wiping into car and buffering was an ease, I sprayed 4 times evenly over each panel ad the car was washed it looked good.The following day it had rained and there were beads of rain all over the car and imthis wouldn’t have happened if I hadn’t used the waterless wash, so that was great. After a few days drove 350miles on a motorway round trip in rainy conditions and I have to say, only because of applying this product, the car wasn’t as grimey and a whole week later it still is keeping the beads of rain on the car.I will be applying the waterless wash after every wash which is usually every 2/3 weeks to maintain the protection. It has done a great job so far and for the cost of it it’s brilliant.

Other waterless cleaning products are available, I would find one of those.

I'd had my Mitsubishi Warrior valeted and noticed no water used. Made a note and tried this on Toyota RAV4. Impressive.