mtbfx
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- Location
- monterey park
First, please note that i sell these products. I like the products a lot that i decided to be an authorized dealer
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For the past few years I have been trying to be “green” and “eco friendly” by using less chemicals for the household (i.e. vinegar for cleaning, and dishwashing liquid/warm water mix for hard wood floors) and also for keeping our cars clean. That lead me to using Optimum no rinse wash. I remember seeing waterless wash products via websites long time ago and decided to pass and end up with no rinse wash. It still works well, but now with 2 kids, 1 going to school, and teaching more classes, I have very little time to keep my ride clean. I checked out waterless products on the web and after checking out its “green” features and talking to Dave Elliot, the owner, I decided to try Freedom Waterless Products a try.
Long story short, it works as advertised. The only water used is actually making the towel damp. I sprayed the original formula a small section at a time, then a little on the damp microfiber towel, light wipe, then follow up with a dry towel. From my experience, the shine and feel that the original formula left on my black fx is comparable to my klasse with a layer of glaze. Here it is after a few days. Sorry for the slight blur, cam phone pics.
The tires were recently treated with the Eco Tire Shine, though I wiped instead of direct spray to get a flatter effect. The wheels were cleaned with Complete Clean first, then the Original formula.
It has been about a month and a week daily driven (plus heavy rain after thanksgiving) and my ride is still clean. I thought of giving it a waterless wash a few days ago but after light dusting, I changed my mind. Here are some pics I took recently. There are marks left by the rain noticeable only if you are a few feet from it.
I now revised my cleaning routine by using my no rinse wash for heavier cleaning only. I posted some product info on the vendor section and the link to the website. I have a few more samples left to give away and doing a promo pricing as well. Thanks.
.For the past few years I have been trying to be “green” and “eco friendly” by using less chemicals for the household (i.e. vinegar for cleaning, and dishwashing liquid/warm water mix for hard wood floors) and also for keeping our cars clean. That lead me to using Optimum no rinse wash. I remember seeing waterless wash products via websites long time ago and decided to pass and end up with no rinse wash. It still works well, but now with 2 kids, 1 going to school, and teaching more classes, I have very little time to keep my ride clean. I checked out waterless products on the web and after checking out its “green” features and talking to Dave Elliot, the owner, I decided to try Freedom Waterless Products a try.
Long story short, it works as advertised. The only water used is actually making the towel damp. I sprayed the original formula a small section at a time, then a little on the damp microfiber towel, light wipe, then follow up with a dry towel. From my experience, the shine and feel that the original formula left on my black fx is comparable to my klasse with a layer of glaze. Here it is after a few days. Sorry for the slight blur, cam phone pics.
The tires were recently treated with the Eco Tire Shine, though I wiped instead of direct spray to get a flatter effect. The wheels were cleaned with Complete Clean first, then the Original formula.
It has been about a month and a week daily driven (plus heavy rain after thanksgiving) and my ride is still clean. I thought of giving it a waterless wash a few days ago but after light dusting, I changed my mind. Here are some pics I took recently. There are marks left by the rain noticeable only if you are a few feet from it.
I now revised my cleaning routine by using my no rinse wash for heavier cleaning only. I posted some product info on the vendor section and the link to the website. I have a few more samples left to give away and doing a promo pricing as well. Thanks.
