1. How does waterless car wash work?
Waterless car wash uses a unique eco friendly
German polymer compound technology, which combines revolutionary
synthetic polymers with surfactants to encapsulate and emulsify
grime and dirt particles, lifting them off all non-porous surfaces
ready for removal by our microfibre car clean towels. Our unique
3-in-1 formula allows the dirt to be removed without a scratch,
leaving behind a residue which can be polished with a microfibre
cloth to reveal a high gloss shine and protective barrier on your
car's paint. It's the ultimate car clean and it's also eco friendly!
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2. Will waterless car wash scratch
my car?
No. waterless car was solution is totally
scratch-free and does not leave swirl marks after a car clean.
waterless car wash utilizes innovative eco friendly technology
and has been thoroughly tested . unique formula uses substances that
are more 'slippery' than water. They have the ability to encapsulate
and emulsify grime and dirt particles lifting them off all
non-porous surfaces, ready for removal by our microfibre car
towels.
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3. On what surfaces can I use
waterless car wash?
Waterless car wash can be used on all
non-porous surfaces. This includes ALL paints and clear coats. It's
also compatible with paint protection, rubber, vinyl and plastic
surfaces, fibreglass, chrome, stainless steel and alloy.
waterless car wash is excellent for cleaning wheels and can be used
on windows for a streak free finish. After use on windshields, water
will bead and bounce off, reducing the need for wipers. Just as
importantly, waterless car wash repels dust and fingerprints,
minimizes small scratches and swirl marks, and makes surfaces
visibly clearer. In other words, it's the perfect car clean for your
entire car!

What's more, waterless car wash can also be applied to skis,
sleds and snowmobiles to reduce friction and protect from the
elements. Additionally, waterless car wash is ideal for a
quick shoe-shine or to clean eyewear, safety shields, optics, TVs
and monitors.
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4. How long does it take to clean my car
with waterless car wash?
A waterless car wash usually takes
between 20 - 40 minutes, depending on the size of your vehicle.
(TIP: If you can't spare the time for a DIY car clean, you can book
a professional car clean and detail.).
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5. Can I buy waterless car wash to clean
my car myself?
Certainly, you can buy waterless car wash
from our online shop. is also available at leading automotive
retailers, variety stores and supermarkets.
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6. Where can I get an Klean Car Care
service?
If you can't spare the time to do a car clean
and detail yourself, you can engage Klean Car Care is coming to a
major shopping centre near you. Alternatively, we can come to you;
we have a fleet of mobile car detailers, so you can get your car
professionally washed anywhere - at home, at work or even in a car
park. Call310-412-2277 to book your car clean now.
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7. I have paint protection; will waterless
car wash affect it?
Waterless car wash is compatible with all paint
protection systems. In fact, it will enhance your protection with
every car clean.
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8. My car has window tinting; is that ok?
Absolutely! waterless car wash will not damage
your window tint.
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9. What if it rains just after my car has
been washed?
The unique 3-in-1 formula used in waterless car wash
provides a protective barrier. So when it rains, the water will bead
off the surface of your car. Simply wipe droplets away with a
microfibre car clean towel your car remains protected and looking
great.
10. I am looking for my engine to be
cleaned, do you do this?
No, I'm afraid we do not clean engines/motors. There can be a number
of problems created by simply blasting the engine with water. If
your engine is greasy or excessively dirty we would recommend a
professional degrease by a qualified mechanic who can also then see
where the problem is coming from.
11.
My vehicle at times can be
covered in mud or salt. Can it still be washed?
The problem with thick mud
and heavy dirt is that once it hardens on a vehicle,
it requires a steady stream of pressured water to
break up and remove. It would be very difficult to
remove mud and caked on dirt with our cleaning
methods. We ask that you remove the excesses dirt
from the vehicle first before having us wash and
detail it.12.
Where can you detail my
vehicle?
Being mobile gives us the
freedom, and you the opportunity, to have your car
washed wherever you are. All we require is at least
2 to 5 feet of space around your vehicle. We also
have the option to take you vehicle to a private
location to work on. The choice is up to you.
13.
One of your packages
include a "claying" feature. What is that?
"Claying" is a process we
use to remove containments from your vehicle not
noticeable to the naked eye. Break dust, acid rain,
industrial and environmental fallouts, are just some
of the containments that sometimes cannot be removed
with a normal wash.
14.
What is Carnauba Wax?
Carnauba wax comes from
leaves on a palm tree located Brazil called
Copernicia prunifera. It is one of the hardest
and purest types of wax available.
15.
How long does Wax application last?
There is no standard answer
regarding how long a car wax will last. Many
variables influence the life of the wax like the
color of paint, the condition of the paint, the
environment (weather), and if the vehicle is garaged
or parked outdoors. Due to our southern climate,
waxing of a vehicle needs to be done more on a
frequent basis. A vehicle should be waxed at least
once every 2 months if not garaged, and every 3
months if garaged. Don't be fooled when someone
tells you that a wax application or paint sealant
can last 2 to 5 years. If that was the case, you
would never need to wash you car and there wouldn't
be such a vast array of products available.
14.
Why do your detailing package pricing vary from one
price to the next?
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Prices vary for many
reasons. You've heard of the old saying “time is
money “ before. Well it is very true especially when
it comes to a skilled labor detailing service. Some
detailers are more thorough than others, some have
more skills, better techniques, better products and
some have better equipment. Some detailers will
include more steps in a detail package than others
such as engine cleaning, interior dressing, machine
polishing, or wet sanding. More steps mean more time
which means more money. Some clients are very picky
and they demand absolute perfection, while others
are looking for more of a basic detail. Some clients
would like their interior done to perfection and
some clients would like their exterior to look
showroom ready:
●
How old is the vehicle? A job can take much longer
detailing an old or classic vehicle, than a newer
one
●
The color of the vehicle. A darker vehicle will
always show more imperfections than a lighter called
vehicle. It takes more time to clean, polish and
detail the exterior of a darker vehicle, than
lighter one.
●
The size of the vehicle. Less time and steps are
required to detail a small 2 door car, compared to a
large SUV like a Hummer
15. Do you need
electricity or water?
Water, no. Our waterless
cleaning method requires no hoses or water tanks. We
also carry a generator with us but will require an
electrical outlet if a steam package is requested.
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16.
I need to cancel my appointment. How do I do that?
Once you have called and
booked an appointment with us for a specified time,
we hold that spot for you meaning no other vehicle
can be booked in that time. If you need to cancel or
reschedule, we ask that you give us 24hrs advance
notice.
17.
What form of payments do your accept?
We currently accept cash,
checks ,debit, Master Card, visa and Amex card
transactions.
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18. What is a microfibre towel?
Microfibre towels are the latest in cleaning
cloth technology. Our high quality, all-purpose microfibre car clean
towels have a super tight weave, with more than 15,000 fibres per
square centimeter and are great for all your cleaning and detailing
needs. They are amazingly efficient at sucking up and retaining
dirt, grime and moisture. Their blend is 70% Polyester 30%
Polyamide. We recommend using only microfibre towels with Klean
waterless car wash.
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19. How do I care for my microfibre
towels?
Microfibre car clean towels have a long
life-span. You can clean them in a washing machine using regular
detergent, and dry them in a clothes dryer or hang to dry. CAUTION:
Never use bleach or fabric softeners as this will deteriorate the
microfibre car clean towels. Also, wash only with other microfibre
towels.
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20. What is Waterless car
washing?We're glad
you asked! Here's a definition borrowed from
Wikipedia:
A technique used to wash
a vehicle without the use of water (also called a
waterless car wash). This technique uses a product
that contains many different ingredients, including
wetting agents , lubricants and protectants. The
detergents and wetting agents in the product combine
to soften and emulsify surface grime, while a
specific blend of fluids and lubricants attach a
microscopic layer of protectant to the surface. The
protectant is often an extremely rare (and
expensive) substance which provides a bonded layer
of protection against any remaining abrasive not
broken down by the detergents and wetting agents The
protectant often contains extensive cross linked
polymers , which make it extremely effective as a
car wax or glaze . The product often contains a
complex mixture of cleaning elements along with the
glaze ingredients. With proper application, the
product lifts dirt from the vehicle by
emulsification. The product surrounds dirt
molecules, lifting them from the paint surface,
before you start to wipe. At the same time, the
application process initiates the cross chain
polymer linking process that results in an extremely
shiny, highly protective glaze finish. All this
happens very rapidly due to the balance of
ingredients within the product itself. The
application process does not involve high pressure
nor extensive rubbing. The application process also
does not require "soaking" - using a high volume of
product. When used in compliance with its
"directions for use," the vehicle will shine and
water will bead on it.
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