Detailer disposable cloths

[mjoekingz28]

We have wipes for alot of surfaces. Just kind of thinking here about touch up wipes for paint! Maybe a mild APC ingredient like in instant detailer sprays, a wax or beautifying agent, and maybe distilled and whatever other contents are needed.

Have the car wash producers modt likely not have done this (that I know of) because it could be easy to cause scratches if not used per the label.

Is the waterless (or rinseless: bucket of water only) soaps not really taking off or causing scratches or maybe they strip the paint of oils and degrade the finish when exposed to sun and rain?

 

[razel]

I suppose you could sacrifice a microfiber cloth cut up into squares soaked with waterless wash then stuff it flat in a Ziploc. Toss it in your trunk and use it out and about when you get a bird bomb. Other than that, if I am at home, I'd rather be liberal with my waterless wash in a sprayer to wipe such disasters away.

 

[mjoekingz28]

The wipes are so easy! They put perforated towellettes soaked to just the right level in a can. I used to think they were a rip, but the cloth inside can be very special.

 

[JHZR2]

Paper type towels have fibers that can mar surfaces. Even fine lab grade stuff like kimwipes.

No I don't see the benefit. A bottle filled with water would be a better choice to keep junk from setting prior to you addressing it properly.