Detail Spray

[Steve on MV]

Can you use detail spray like waterless car wash if you don’t have your waterless car wash product yet?

thanks

steve

[falcaineer]

Fist, welcome! Make sure to post an intro on the New Member forum so we can get to know you.

 

To your question, yes, with similar caveats. Light dust, etc. No caked on crud.

[Rich]

Welcome to the forum.  As to your question, sure.  I've done it hundreds of times at shows, etc.  But if you've been through pouring rain or driving on dirt roads, I wouldn't recommend it. 

[Yo-Yo Ma's Cousin]

Hi Steve, Welcome to the forum.

Agreed with the above. Waterless wash probably works better in my opinion. But if say you've left your vehicle in the garage for a week, and it gathered some dust, Detail spray should do just fine for that. If it's like fresh bird doo doo, I would definitely use waterless wash for that. And be sure to use discretion, if it's something that's been caked on or super dirty, you'll want to use water and a traditional two-bucket wash as your safest method.

[Chris@Adams]

Yes & no....If I have dust from car setting in the garage I use DS, If I drive the car and it gets road dust I use WW.

Hope this helps.