Going Green
Is anybody aware of environmentally friendly car washes or APCs.
These are the two products that generally 'run-off' and end up in the sewer or catch-basin after I detail my car.
I would like to be a little more environmentally conscious so if anybody has any insight, it would be appreciated.
These are the two products that generally 'run-off' and end up in the sewer or catch-basin after I detail my car.
I would like to be a little more environmentally conscious so if anybody has any insight, it would be appreciated.
1Z products are environmentally friendly.
Eco-Touch is also, but very limited line:
http://autogeek.net/eco-touch-conscious-car-care.html
Eco-Touch is also, but very limited line:
http://autogeek.net/eco-touch-conscious-car-care.html
Originally Posted by slanguage' date='Jan 22 2009, 05:12 AM
Almost forgot Optimum No Rinse:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?P...PROD&ProdID=232
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?P...PROD&ProdID=232
they even advertise the product as a green product--
Sorry to hi-jack. What is the downside of using an eco-friendly wash? Aren't you rubbing dirt around in your paint by not washing the dirt off of the car? (Using a microfiber which then collects the dirt).
Would it require the use of a lot of microfibers to clean an entire car?
Would it require the use of a lot of microfibers to clean an entire car?
Supposedly ONR emulsifies the dirt or does something so that it doesnt mess up the paint. I use a grout sponge from Lowes with ONR and it works perfectly fine. No swirling or scratches. ONR is a great product. Tons of people use it without any downsides.
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