I used waterless wash a lot for 5 months over the spring-summer, and it scratched the hell out of my cars ceramic coating. There were microscatches everywhere by the end. I recently had paint correction done, and it looks better, but there are still faint microscatches. It's impossible to get your paint perfect after these scrathes unless you remove almost all the clear coat which will kill your paints longevity.
Exactly what I thought, you can use a respected brand rinseless wash on a car like this if you do a good flush with a pump sprayer or preferably just rinse it down with pressure washer. You don’t use waterless on pure sand. That demo says a lot about the company - in particular - TO AVOID
water-less car wash usually lifts a lot of things that's harder than sand and makes it super easy to let the towels catch them. that's something water wont do.
@@jblondon1327 I never said any thing about a bucket if I put water in a spray bottle and blast sand some will come off any way really dont need these products if you have a rinsless wash and with the new portable sprayers from ryobi and other companys can have 5 gallons bucket and spray car down with almost preasure of a hose if you you you are into taking care of your own car rinsless wash can take bird droppings and other issues and with rinsless wash most of them can be made into waterless wash so this becomes a expensive option in long run
“Wow, this stuff is insane “, “Wow, this stuff is insane”, for the hundredth time, and so is his hype. You are insane if you belief this crap. Just plain water would cause the sand to roll off like that. He surely scratched the hell out of that paint. Just his saying so doesn’t give any evidence that he didn’t. Let’s see a closeup shot.
lol my friend has a Maserati and he only gets it waterless washed. He scans the car for scratches and there’s non. If you do it right it doesn’t scratch. For a car like this I would definitely prerinse tho
He could have taken his towel that is available on mastersonswax.com dry and got that same result. No direct sunlight, no inspection light, white car. I guess we won't find out in this one if it scratches or not.
@@stephencarbonaro5462 I think at least to have a piece of car after paint correction, perfectly black one, do a shot before to show no or minimum scratches, then just drive some dirty roads for a while, do a waterlass wash and inspect panel again. This is something that would convince me to buy this product. In city where I live we have this mobile car wash called Moxly - you have an app in your smartphone, you order a wash to your garage or parking, they come and do a waterless wash- same as they did on this video. Till today I did not receive any proof from them (tried sooo many times) that they won't scratch my paint, the only thing they do on their fanpage is to promise that they are working on a video that will show how safe it is... I'm sorry but I'm not a 3-year old to believe in fairytales, I need PROOF.
Just thinking how many microfiber clothes we will need and how many liters of water would be needed to clean the towels but still saves a lot of water. Also, you need to visit car wash shop to clean all mud from wheel arches. Never forget to do proper wash in between or else the arches and inside area will be gone!!
It’s handy for people that don’t have access to a water supply and a semi dirty car. Not everyone cares that much about swirl marks or even notices, so I can see the appeal. I personally use the the traditional washing and drying methods but that’s just me.
Masterson’s waterless wash and shine is insane. I haven’t tried Masterson’s waterless wash and shine yet, but I am curious about it. In the end, I don’t think using Masterson’s waterless wash and shine is as effective as soap and water. Have you ever tried Masterson’s waterless wash and shine before?
I haven't tried Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine but I'm wondering if Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine requires Masterson's Microfiber Towels or if Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine will work with non-Masterson's Microfiber Towels. Maybe the boys at Masterson's can fill us in about Masterson's Microfiber Towels and Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine?
I'm no expert but I would do all the crevices with a brush and then do the rest after. I am trying to figure out if I could wash a caked in mud car with two cloths and waterless wash.
It DOES leave fine scratches on the finish. It’s ridiculous think it’s not going to....you are dragging the dirt and harshness off the paint which is where the damage to clear coat happens. Because of the wax/polish agents you don’t notice it immediately as it’s being hidden but as the polish wears away (particularly on a black or dark car) you will see swirl or haziness on the paint.....and that’s the reason this product has never really taken off as this technology has been around since atleast mid 1990’s. Is it useless? No, if you live somewhere where water use is very restrictive, if you aren’t particularly concerned about micro scratches in your paint, if you have a silver or white car that typically don’t show much of any imperfections, or if you use it as more of a dust remover than an alternative to actually washing a dirty car it has its benefits.
To save on water you know you can use a pump pressure spray bottle filled with water. You could collect rain water in a tank, purify it and the use it in a 8 litre pressure sprayer. No electric just recyclable water. Spray car down first.
used nearly 2 towels just on the boot of the car, my perfectionism wants me to hose in and around the tail lights and gaps where the rest of the grime is sitting taunting me
It scratches. Don't believe this waterless wash hype. It's bs. Funny they won't show you a brand new black car and what it's brand new paint looks like under a correction light - then after it gets dirty and they do a waterless wash show the same paint under a correction light. I think you'd be amazed to see the scratches, marring. A liquid simply cannot protect/ encapsulate the dirt enough to not scratch esp with any type of pressure to the rag bring used. The best way is at minimum a two bucket method, and air or premium microfiber dry. The only real way to not scratch is to not touch.
It can. Like any other wash. Whenever you touch the car it has a chance of scratching. A touchless was is only way to you wash your car without scratches. But it leaves some dirt behind
I don't understand why you wouldn't just wash the car with soap and water, it's definitely not due to cold weather. The only application for a waterless wash is for a car that's kept in the garage and has minimal dust or light dirt, not a car that's covered in filth. You said this car is constantly driven off road and getting dirty on it all the time, so what's the point of not just using a hose, soap, and proper wash technique?
I agree. It is expensive but when you look at 1 litre of coca cola and 1 litre if petrol the litre if cola is expensive. I bought 10 litres if the williams waterless wash for £24.99 and i am going to see how week that works. But it’s true this stuff is expensive.
How many microfiber towels would I need? In the video you use two and that’s just for the boot. If I were to wash an entire car how many would I need? This is the only thing that is keeping me so skeptical from trying.
@@stefankraut8137 yeah I guess.... just seems like Greg is using relabeled chemical guys stuff, which is fine but i don't see how his company has been around since 1947. Maybe someone has some info.
Who on earth would so this , might as well use sand paper , the wax fills the scratches then when you wash it properly it shows the real damage you have done
@@Carlos.Rivera I hear you on that but in my situation I have my car wrapped so it wouldn't bug me as much to have my wrapped a little scuffed vs my paint work.
@@archjuh yea I know when I bought it. It came out thick. But Greg told me how to water it down. The bottle he use on the video is water down but the rest of the waterless wash bottles comes out thick so people can water it down to there liking.
I wonder what this product is called... if only they had it someplace like in the description or as a water mark or at a name channel or as a fucking t shirt i don't know how people upload videos without letting people know what this product is called.
I use a waterless car wash regularly and have done so for years. Not the brand shown here. I don't use microfiber cloths. I use old singlets (not underpants) which work very well. My method is, spray a section on the car, grab a singlet and wipe the spray off any old way, up and down, left to right, in circles, it doesn't matter, then buff it with a clean singlet. Works well. The car I have now is 3 years old and using only waterless to clean it, it still looks brand from the day I bought it.
Would "Never" do this on a car that filthy!! 💯 Will damage paint /clearcoat! I recommend using a high pressure Jet washer first to remove most of dirt & abrasives before proceeding to clean by hand! 👍🏿
Iam not keen on high pressure Jet washers on a car.Maybe on a Truck.Just a hose and water and soak the car.High pressure washer if really needed for the wheel arches if they are caked in mud.
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I used waterless wash a lot for 5 months over the spring-summer, and it scratched the hell out of my cars ceramic coating. There were microscatches everywhere by the end. I recently had paint correction done, and it looks better, but there are still faint microscatches. It's impossible to get your paint perfect after these scrathes unless you remove almost all the clear coat which will kill your paints longevity.
Do it on a fresh polished black car, then zoom in and show the damage left behind
I have a 2019 black tahoe and this stuff scratched my paint badly.
They polish cars at pronto wash which is a waterless car wash company soooo....
Yup! White is known for being great at hiding scratches lol
Exactly, that's what I want to see!!!
Exactly what I thought, you can use a respected brand rinseless wash on a car like this if you do a good flush with a pump sprayer or preferably just rinse it down with pressure washer. You don’t use waterless on pure sand. That demo says a lot about the company - in particular - TO AVOID
No offense but if I sprayed water on it wouldnt the sand slide down so wont be so excited that its pulling sand off
water-less car wash usually lifts a lot of things that's harder than sand and makes it super easy to let the towels catch them. that's something water wont do.
Bur that's not the point. The point is thatvyou dont need a hose, bucket..
@@jblondon1327 I never said any thing about a bucket if I put water in a spray bottle and blast sand some will come off any way really dont need these products if you have a rinsless wash and with the new portable sprayers from ryobi and other companys can have 5 gallons bucket and spray car down with almost preasure of a hose if you you you are into taking care of your own car rinsless wash can take bird droppings and other issues and with rinsless wash most of them can be made into waterless wash so this becomes a expensive option in long run
“Wow, this stuff is insane “, “Wow, this stuff is insane”, for the hundredth time, and so is his hype. You are insane if you belief this crap. Just plain water would cause the sand to roll off like that. He surely scratched the hell out of that paint. Just his saying so doesn’t give any evidence that he didn’t. Let’s see a closeup shot.
lol my friend has a Maserati and he only gets it waterless washed. He scans the car for scratches and there’s non. If you do it right it doesn’t scratch. For a car like this I would definitely prerinse tho
It’s crazy how every waterless wash video is performed on a white car 🤔
This is why my car is white lol
Great video on how to wet sand your car!👌🏿
I just watched an ecosmart video on a black SLK like a minute ago.
Just spray water and it will " encapsulate " the dirt just like his waterless shit bottle :))
You lost me at 3:20 or so when you did half the back with the same side of the dirty rag
This is like selling medicine in the Wild West
Insane! Wow. That’s incredible. Insane. Wow. Dirt. Wow. Insane. Insane. Wow. Dirt.
How many times was the word "insane" used?
i feel lied to....
Absolutely why do you think he used a white car. Not as noticeable on white for scratches
I didn't find any proof in this video. So - does it scratch? To find out maybe a video with inspection light before and after?
He could have taken his towel that is available on mastersonswax.com dry and got that same result. No direct sunlight, no inspection light, white car. I guess we won't find out in this one if it scratches or not.
@@stephencarbonaro5462 I think at least to have a piece of car after paint correction, perfectly black one, do a shot before to show no or minimum scratches, then just drive some dirty roads for a while, do a waterlass wash and inspect panel again. This is something that would convince me to buy this product.
In city where I live we have this mobile car wash called Moxly - you have an app in your smartphone, you order a wash to your garage or parking, they come and do a waterless wash- same as they did on this video. Till today I did not receive any proof from them (tried sooo many times) that they won't scratch my paint, the only thing they do on their fanpage is to promise that they are working on a video that will show how safe it is... I'm sorry but I'm not a 3-year old to believe in fairytales, I need PROOF.
Dude u should used sand paper bcz that much dirt taking off with water less wash is just same thing
Just thinking how many microfiber clothes we will need and how many liters of water would be needed to clean the towels but still saves a lot of water. Also, you need to visit car wash shop to clean all mud from wheel arches. Never forget to do proper wash in between or else the arches and inside area will be gone!!
It’s handy for people that don’t have access to a water supply and a semi dirty car. Not everyone cares that much about swirl marks or even notices, so I can see the appeal. I personally use the the traditional washing and drying methods but that’s just me.
What's the product called?
You would need to use the entire bottle plus one to clean that car.
Sorry, what was the name of the product?
I don't think you mentioned it in the video.
How many washes would you typically get out of one spray bottle?
The better question should be, how many towels would you typically use to clean 1/4 of a dirty trunk?
Anyone who says anything is best in the world = maximum red flag 🚩
Masterson’s waterless wash and shine is insane. I haven’t tried Masterson’s waterless wash and shine yet, but I am curious about it. In the end, I don’t think using Masterson’s waterless wash and shine is as effective as soap and water. Have you ever tried Masterson’s waterless wash and shine before?
I haven't tried Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine but I'm wondering if Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine requires Masterson's Microfiber Towels or if Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine will work with non-Masterson's Microfiber Towels. Maybe the boys at Masterson's can fill us in about Masterson's Microfiber Towels and Masterson's Waterless Wash & Shine?
Stop it guys 😂😂😂
How do you address all those crevices you missed, while doing a waterless wash? Do you use a detail brush?
I'm no expert but I would do all the crevices with a brush and then do the rest after. I am trying to figure out if I could wash a caked in mud car with two cloths and waterless wash.
how u find a brush that doesnt do dmg on paint?
The water you don't use on the car you use it to wash the towels😂
OMGosh, you can actually hear the sand scratching the paint @4:48 even after applying the spray.
what happens if u dont have sealant
It DOES leave fine scratches on the finish. It’s ridiculous think it’s not going to....you are dragging the dirt and harshness off the paint which is where the damage to clear coat happens. Because of the wax/polish agents you don’t notice it immediately as it’s being hidden but as the polish wears away (particularly on a black or dark car) you will see swirl or haziness on the paint.....and that’s the reason this product has never really taken off as this technology has been around since atleast mid 1990’s. Is it useless? No, if you live somewhere where water use is very restrictive, if you aren’t particularly concerned about micro scratches in your paint, if you have a silver or white car that typically don’t show much of any imperfections, or if you use it as more of a dust remover than an alternative to actually washing a dirty car it has its benefits.
I'd say if you use it liberally and maybe twice a week or so, you're safe.
To save on water you know you can use a pump pressure spray bottle filled with water. You could collect rain water in a tank, purify it and the use it in a 8 litre pressure sprayer. No electric just recyclable water. Spray car down first.
How long can the waterless coating last?
White paint hides a lot of imperfections, try this on a black car.
The dust is very less than what accumulates in my area, so it may not work in heavy dusty area, it is for low dust areas
Isn’t this the guy from chemical guys lol
Keith Johnson Fitness He was lol
He tried to disguise himself with the beard
used nearly 2 towels just on the boot of the car, my perfectionism wants me to hose in and around the tail lights and gaps where the rest of the grime is sitting taunting me
It scratches. Don't believe this waterless wash hype. It's bs. Funny they won't show you a brand new black car and what it's brand new paint looks like under a correction light - then after it gets dirty and they do a waterless wash show the same paint under a correction light. I think you'd be amazed to see the scratches, marring. A liquid simply cannot protect/ encapsulate the dirt enough to not scratch esp with any type of pressure to the rag bring used. The best way is at minimum a two bucket method, and air or premium microfiber dry. The only real way to not scratch is to not touch.
Is it waterless wash and shine?
The car looks shiny but a hazy shine like there is no wax on that car at all.
is chemical car guys still open?
How many cloths do you go through?
1 for part of the trunk. So about 20 for a car?
I was thinking that.This works on a relative clean car maybe in the winter time when you can't be bothered using water.He sounds insane.
That will be abrasive no matter what you say 🎉
It can. Like any other wash. Whenever you touch the car it has a chance of scratching. A touchless was is only way to you wash your car without scratches. But it leaves some dirt behind
How does it compare to ONR and Frothe?
Frothe is awesome. This is a chemical guys knockoff. Plus one bottle would only do one car.
I want to see a whole car wash. Please tag me in a video if you found one!
@@jasonkruse619 we have videos of full car washes on our RUclips channel
I rather use water and car soap
That stash has got to go broski
how do you address having to use the whole damn bottle on 1 car.
Great video motivation how much is masterson
That is amazing, he only the wiped back of that neglected car but the whole car is gleaming. Amazing.
Used to say the same thing for chemical guys lol 😂😂🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
4:37 the world's no1 waterless wash hahahahaha
I don't understand why you wouldn't just wash the car with soap and water, it's definitely not due to cold weather. The only application for a waterless wash is for a car that's kept in the garage and has minimal dust or light dirt, not a car that's covered in filth. You said this car is constantly driven off road and getting dirty on it all the time, so what's the point of not just using a hose, soap, and proper wash technique?
How annoying... a spray bottle of water would do nearly the same thing to a dirty car LMAO
This same kind of stuff was selling in the U.K for about 17 pounds way over the top and a rip off.
I agree. It is expensive but when you look at 1 litre of coca cola and 1 litre if petrol the litre if cola is expensive. I bought 10 litres if the williams waterless wash for £24.99 and i am going to see how week that works. But it’s true this stuff is expensive.
How does every brand of waterless wash n wax claim theirs is the best? All bar 1 of them must be lying
How many microfiber towels would I need? In the video you use two and that’s just for the boot. If I were to wash an entire car how many would I need? This is the only thing that is keeping me so skeptical from trying.
Jamie Fleming 4-6 microfibers will wash an entire car.
Mostly negative comments, so i hope the guy is reading abd responding to them
Since 1947? I don't know about that
1947 he used water
@@stefankraut8137 yeah I guess.... just seems like Greg is using relabeled chemical guys stuff, which is fine but i don't see how his company has been around since 1947. Maybe someone has some info.
Good option for winter when pipes r frozen. Its better than the drive thru car washes.
i can hear the car being scratched with the dirty rag getting wipped over and over without changing sides lol
Dirt will come off no matter what 🤦♂️
Masterson's waterless wash and shine.
😂😂😂
Water is pulling of too....
Who on earth would so this , might as well use sand paper , the wax fills the scratches then when you wash it properly it shows the real damage you have done
I used the product a couple of times and I have to say it is the best waterless wash I have used. Only down side is you go through alot of towels lol
They will scratch at some point. If you will do a polish/paint correction waterless wash make more sense because you will clran the car more faster
@@Carlos.Rivera I hear you on that but in my situation I have my car wrapped so it wouldn't bug me as much to have my wrapped a little scuffed vs my paint work.
@@zombi5oh apply some heat if you find some minor scratches
@@Carlos.Rivera hell yeah I appreciate the advice thank you
How much of the product did you use to clean the whole car? 1/3 of a bottle, maybe?
HEY WAIT A MIN YOU THE GUY FROM CHEMICAL GUYS What in the heck.. Y’all trick bagging us
We make better quality products! We beat the other guys!
@@MastersonsCarCare Well let me see cuz CG got about $5,000 from me.
That's no way to wash a car and I'm not convinced that you're not scratching the clear coat.
in this case i would take it to the high pressure of the coins wash
That’s a good video
Absolutely no mention was made regarding the subject title of the video.
My Camaro SS is loaded with salt 🧂 I’m having a stroke 🤯
It seems the car had been intentionally grimed at the rear. Notice how clean the sides are.🤔
So ...
Cool
Greg, if you’re doing a how-to with this product, you need let people know this product needs to be diluted. It won’t spray properly otherwise...
You diluted 1:5
Interesting no where on the product it says to dilute.
@@archjuh I will let him know I go to his shop all the time. But I think there is a another video that he says the how to diluted.
That's quite good to know used one bottle before in the summer but could only do two washes from one bottle and seemed a bit overpriced for that.
@@archjuh yea I know when I bought it. It came out thick. But Greg told me how to water it down. The bottle he use on the video is water down but the rest of the waterless wash bottles comes out thick so people can water it down to there liking.
Wash the dirt off folks and use it as a detail spray
4:54 ??? lol anyone else hear that?
So is Chemical Guys owned by Mastersons, or the other way around? Or does this guy just make videos for anybody?
waste of too many towels
I wonder what this product is called... if only they had it someplace like in the description or as a water mark or at a name channel or as a fucking t shirt i don't know how people upload videos without letting people know what this product is called.
insane guys i got through 200 microfibre towels 6 loads of washing nd 6 bottles of detergent well worth it lol.
Haha
save water washing car, use it all up washing towels
Black car please.
Once you spray any liquid on a car it's going to run down.It capulates the dirt hahaha I've heard everything now.
Just seen this and took a shot everytime he said the name......needless to say I'm drunk af
This is the best waterless car wash by far
Use a black car and show me that this product doesn’t scratch
Yes it does scratch the paint. Rinseless is the way to go.
barry cook Our product will never scratch your paint. 100% safe on all cars!
@@MastersonsCarCare owhh hahahhahh u just got roasted boii
Not effective
Like for how many times he said Mastersons Waterless car wash and Insane
Yes it does scratch.
My mum does this all the time.
Just get some Wash Wax All. There isn't anything better.
This guy does nothing but lie to hes self
I agree that's why I purchased a gallon of the waterless wash and shine ....
I have some magic beans if anyone is interested.
lol
"Wash en shy"
Optimum ONR cheaper and better
Scratching to hell and beyond
You need a lot more than a few micro towels to make it clean.Unless you have plenty of spare underpants.
I use a waterless car wash regularly and have done so for years. Not the brand shown here. I don't use microfiber cloths. I use old singlets (not underpants) which work very well. My method is, spray a section on the car, grab a singlet and wipe the spray off any old way, up and down, left to right, in circles, it doesn't matter, then buff it with a clean singlet. Works well. The car I have now is 3 years old and using only waterless to clean it, it still looks brand from the day I bought it.
Fake advertising
Too many insane, masterson
Totally BS. Try on a black car.
Would "Never" do this on a car that filthy!! 💯 Will damage paint /clearcoat! I recommend using a high pressure Jet washer first to remove most of dirt & abrasives before proceeding to clean by hand! 👍🏿
And you think that pressure blasting dirt and abrasives off a vehicle is not going to cause some scratching!
Iam not keen on high pressure Jet washers on a car.Maybe on a Truck.Just a hose and water and soak the car.High pressure washer if really needed for the wheel arches if they are caked in mud.
swirl marks on paintwork trust me with this crap wax
Like that