Aero Cosmetics Wash Wax ALL Waterless Car Wash RV Boat Spray Detailer

If you understand what a waterless carwash is, how to do it properly, and have the right expectations, then this product is about the best there is. In other words.. no, it will not perform miracles. You may have to first get your car close to a clean state in a traditional way. But then... using this stuff, and regularly, keeps your car clean and continuously easy to clean thereafter. The wax part builds up after multiple uses so your car gets more and more slippery such that dirt can't stick to it. I found the scent FAR better than some competitor products. The sprayer bottle worked well, and is designed to be refilled. That is because Aero sells this product in concentration formulas, which is not only a big win for the environment on several levels, but also brings the cost down significantly (aim for the concentrate that makes 2 gallons!). Given the typical user of waterless carwash is someone whose goal is to save water, the concept of highly concentrated refill bottles that Aero offers checks off many "green" boxes of smaller bottles, less plastic used, less space, less weight to ship, re-use of sprayer and mixing bottle, etc etc etc. Aero Cosmetic's waterless carwash goes the extra mile on the practicality, environmentalism, nose, and cost fronts for me. Oh, and my car looks great too, for much longer, and becomes a bit easier to clean each time I use this stuff.

I bought the 16oz and a set of 16" x 16" microfiber cloths and this stuff is AWESOME. LOOK AT MY PHOTOS ROFL. Alright. I'm pretty sold on this stuff now. I'm a small asian girl who doesn't really understand cars. But I figured I'd give this a try. If people on here with really swanky expensive cars in the review photos trust it, it should be good enough for me! So my car has been parked in my apartment garage since quarantine started. Which also means no washing my car with buckets of water as that is a part of my leasing agreement. My car battery is dead from non-use (terrible I know but I'll deal with it once I need to drive my car again. It probably won't be till next year. I threw some fuel stablizer in there. I'm hoping I'll be good for a while. Again not a car person. My vroom vroom just gets me to work and back. :| ) which means I can't drive her out for a car wash. I was really nervous because I've never done anything like this before!!! I've only done drive through car washes or paid someone to hand wash. But this was so simple even I could figure it out! For anyone as out of touch as me: I suggest wearing disposable gloves so you don't have to worry about it being too gross. My microfiber cloth was 16" x 16". I folded it in 4's so I would use a 1/4 section to wipe and once it got pretty dirty I would use the other 1/4 section. And I would keep doing that until the entirety of my cloth was dirty (front and back) and do it all over again with another clean cloth. I only used a total of 2 cloths for wiping all the dirty stuff and 2 cloths for drying/buffing due to strategic folding! (I bought a pack of 12 I thought I would have needed WAY MORE lol) So I sprayed enough of this stuff on a section of the car I wanted to tackle and wiped it all clean usually all in 1 direction. While it was still slightly wet after being wiped clean, I took a CLEAN cloth to dry and buff it all shiny! The key was to do the dry cloth wipe before all the stuff dried out! Also a little goes a long way. You don't have to spray it so it's soaking wet! I was watching my car get wiped clean and then rubbing it all shiny right before my eyes. It's so cool!!! So I just slowly worked each section that I could manage until I did my entire car! I think it took me about 40 minutes to do which isn't bad! Disclaimer: I'm pretty sure if my car was REALLY bad with mud and crap on it, this wouldn't work as well since I hear that harsh debris stuff can scratch your paint but my car was just REALLY DUSTY and even had cobwebs from non-use while parked in a garage and it wasn't outside. So this worked wonders.

Not as amazing as some reviews claimed but I found this a convenient way to add a bit of shine without applying paste wax. Water beads nicely and slides off the windows, windshield, and glass roof. No risk of accidentally getting paste too deep in one of the fender seams where it’s hard to buff out. I prefer to remove the road grime with a wet wash first and the add this product at the rinse stage. If it’s mostly dust, you can just spray it on, rinse and buff. Will probably do paste wax twice a year but this products helps the city dust get washed away by the rain and keeps the car looking sharp

So I used this with the Aero Polish for the Spring Cleaning of my motorcycle. It is a 15 year old bike with nearly 100,000 miles on it, so I don't expect it to look showroom condition, but I like to keep it clean and shiny. I also like to ride, so I don't want to wast a good day outside while sparkling her up. I have had days I have done this cleaning and worked with several different products and taken up to 8 hours detailing. I was going for a medium clean, so I was expecting abut 4 hours of work. Since I am reviewing the Car Wash Wax, I won't go on about the polish, but I did use that first, particularly on the wheels. My whole cleaning took about two hours! Half the time. I washed the bike as normal to get heavy items like bugs and bird dropping off. Then I polished the parts I needed. Then I started with the Spray wax, doing small areas. It was easy to use, and you can feel the wax building up to provide a slick surface. I though the bike looked amazing. My wife came back from the neighbors. She was not around when I bought it new, but even she noticed and said, "It had never looked like that before." If it caught her eye, it will catch others. Since I wanted to keep some on the bike for cleaning, I bought a hand pump aerosol can, it's called Misto, got it at Big Lots. I poured some in, and it works awesome, and will be pretty hard to leak in the saddle bag.

I saw all the raving reviews for this and had to see for myself if it was all hype or if it was the real deal. Well, after spraying this and wiping it off on my Tesla and Lexus, I was absolutely amazed at the results and how easy it was to use. Normally I spend $8 to machine wash my cars or have it hand washed for almost double that plus tip. I also live in an apartment complex with no access to a hose to wash the cars myself so this Waterless Car Wash and Wax is perfect and stupid easy to use. Also, this doesn't leave any streaks which is awesome. It just rained here on both my cars and they still look fantastic. For best results however, if you have a car that's just filthy, have it washed first by hand or by machine, and them use this to wax. I will be definitely buying more of these. A 16 oz bottle should get you about 3-5 washes depending on the size of your car.

I used this product on my Nissan 370Z and Genesis G80. I have used almost every name brand product that you can think of and even though I don't think this is the best, it is definitely my favorite. It's incredibly easy to use and doesn't leave behind any weird residue. It gives the paint a nice deep shine. It even works great on glass. It doesn't last as long as other products like the ones that say ceramic wax. But if you keep your car clean it will last more than long enough until the next time you use it. This is how I use it. Wash car and then dry it with or without this product. Take a large soft microfiber towel and fold it a bunch of times. Spray a section of the car and spray some on the towel. Wipe that section and then flip towel and wipe until it's dry and feels slippery. If my car is already clean and just a bit dusty from sitting, I will skip the washing part and go over the car with this product.

I am not a "show car" guy (although I occasionally attend car shows!) but I like my vehicles to be clean and shiny. Well protected agains sun, rain and bird droppings! I would NEVER "dry wash" a car/truck without first getting the abrasive dust or dirt off with copious amounts of water, but the idea of the numerous "waterless" products on the market caught my attention. Between waxing sessions, I use the "spray shines" alternating between Meguiars, Mothers, Adams and Chemical Guys depending on my mood and yes, price. So why am I reviewing a "Dry Wash" product? Out of curiosity, I initially tried using a Meguiars "Spray" wash. Again, I washed my car first in a traditional way THEN applied the product as I would have a "Spray Shine." The "dry wash" sprays seem to spray on a little "thicker" and I suppose the logic is to soften grime and perhaps "float it" to the top? The technique is then to GENTLY pull a microfiber over the surface in one direction, "lifting" dirt or grime away. Then, finish off by buffing to a shied with a clean microfiber cloth. Or at least, such are the recommendations. The end result was a SHINE! with that smooth, velvety feel across the back of my hand when gently rubbed across the finish. A light went on and from them on, I began using use "dry wash" products in place of spray shines. I will say I use quality waxes, (usually Collinite #845 Insulator Wax) and the spray products are for "in between." In the search for the "right one," I tried several to include this product, "Aero Cosmetics Wash Wax ALL." The Aero Cosmetics sprays on easily and has a nice clean smell, does not smell like candy. As I mentioned, the dry wash products go on a little "thicker" and this one is no different. A good detailer will tell you to spray the product onto the microfiber cloth then apply to the finish: Sometimes I follow this rule, most often I do not and spray it on and wipe it off. Aero Cosmetics will pull off nicely and then will gently buff to a nice shine. Does it leave as good of a shine as Mothers or Mequiars? In my opinion, no. To me, however, the final test is when I walk along my car / truck and with the back of my hand, make gentle contact and test the "feel" against my skin. Other products I have tried feel very velvety nice, Aero Cosmetics, mmmmm, not as much. This product is not "bad" but I read the "aero" part and had high expectations for slickness. . For durability I cannot say as I wash my cars often enough so they are routinely getting a fresh coat of product. Many will prefer this product for their own reasons and I do not think it bad or inferior. However, for my preferences I have found the Mothers or Meguiars to be more to my liking, although I just bought two bottles of Adams Dry Wash. Any of those will give the desired results. And, do not underestimate Honda, yes Honda, Aerosol Spray Clean and Shine! I wrote a separate review for that product and I have to tell you, it has my attention. All above is my opinion based upon my personal experience. Thank you for reading and happy motoring!

I've used this on my Cayenne for years, and it keeps it clean, shiny and protected and is easy to use. I can touch up a section in the garage and finish the whole car over a couple of days but it only takes 1/2 hour to 45 minutes to do the whole thing and I don't need to use water. Once in a while I take it to the $3/3 minute spray wash if I dusted it up too bad, before I clean it up with this stuff. I've been working off one gallon that I bought 3 years ago and still have some left and I use it often. I tried to buy this stuff in Japan and Amazon.jp had it for around $83 there (small size), which I didn't want to pay, so I waited until I got back to USA and bought this small bottle to bring back there next time I go. I keep an old Prius over there because we spend a lot of time there but they don't have any products like this at Autovox.

War auf der Suche nach einem Trockenreiniger für mein Motorrad. Bin ein Putzmuffel. Also am besten Sprühen, wischen, fertig. Und genau das macht dieses Produkt. Ein bisschen drauf, wischen, fertig! Fliegen weg. Keine Schlieren! Und dann macht es auch noch einen Mega Hochglanz. Besser geht es nicht. Der Lappentest ist perfekt. Lappen drauf legen-rutscht von alleine runter! Der Geruch ist angenehm leicht nach Cocos. Sehr sparsam in der Anwendung. Und das gute daran ist , daß es auch Wasserverträglich ist. Es können ruhig Wassertropfen mit rein kommen, nix schliert! Was für ein geniales Zeug. Habe schon verschiedene andere Produkte ausprobiert, alles Mist dagegen. Perfekt! Der Preis ist mehr als günstig für diese Qualität. TOP

Been using this over the last few weeks and I'm quite amazed at how well it cleans and shines. Have to use two clothes for one cleaning and the other for buffing. Leaves a showroom shine and ideal for those who live in apartment buildings and don't have access to a washing facility. Highly recommended

Great value, great product! Works the same as a similar product 3 times it’s price.

works well.

Bis dato habe ich mein Auto nur mit Wasser und Autoshampoo gereinigt und es war immer aufwändig das ganze Wasser trocken zu wischen. Ich fragte mich schon immer, mit was für einem Mittel die Mechaniker bei Rallyes die Fahrzeuge ohne Wasser beim Service so schön sauber bekommen. Da war ich hier auf Amazon auf Wash Wax gestoßen und habe es heute das erste Mal getestet. Es riecht sehr angenehm und beim Sprühen hinterlässt es einen regenartige Tropfen, die man dann mit einem Mikrofasertuch trockenreiben sollte. Danach sieht der Lack schön sauber und glänzend aus. Man hat ziemlich schnell das Auto sauber gewischt, nur sollte man vorher Insekten und festen Dreck dann doch vorher (mit Wasser) entfernen. Ein Stern Abzug wegen des hohen Preises und der richt gerade hochwertigen Sprühvorrichtung. Habe zum Vergleich ein dt. Produkt mit Mango-Duft ausprobiert, das kostet fast dasselbe, aber man damit keine Glasflächen sauber bekommen, das kann nur Wash Wax! Daher klare Kaufempfehlung.