How-To Booklet Page 05 / 19

How to Wet Wash

Traditional wash done right — or dip-and-wipe with no spray bottle at all.

Wet Wash

(Also see How to use the Wet or Waterless Wash Wax Mop 10″ — See page 3)

MixRinseApply / RubRinseDry

Mix 1–3 oz. Shampoo per gallon of water.

Rinse off the vehicle.

Apply shampoo/water mix with a mitt, sponge, towel, foam gun, or the Wet Wash Wax Mop.

Rinse the shampoo/water mix before it dries.

Dry the vehicle before it dries on its own to avoid water spots.

Notes

Mix 1–3 ounces of shampoo per gallon of water in a bucket (3 capfuls = 1 oz.), then spray water into the bucket to create a rich, thick foam. Shampoo can also be applied with a foam gun.
“Wax-As-You-Dry” to add a protective coating after wet washing — simply spray Wash Wax ALL onto the surface as you dry the vehicle.
Rinse with soft water when available, and dry the vehicle before it air dries to help prevent water spotting.
If you have water spots that won’t come off with washing, see page 15: Water Spot Remover.

High-foaming, pH-balanced shampoo. Rich, thick foam that rinses clean and streak-free.

FillFoldDipDamp TowelDry Towel

Fill a container with Wash Wax ALL.
Fold some towels in half twice to form a square.
Dip some of the folded towels into the Wash Wax ALL and wring them out until they are lightly damp.
Wipe an area to be cleaned with the damp towel.
Dry the area with a dry towel before the Wash Wax ALL dries on its own.

Notes

This method removes the need for a spray bottle, possibly offering a more convenient option while still delivering high-quality waterless washing results — whether you’re simply removing bugs from the leading edges or performing a full waterless wash.
As the towel gets dirty, flip or unfold to reveal a clean side or replace the towel.
Rinse mud, sand, and road salt from the surface before a Wet, Waterless, or Spray-less Washing.
Do not dip a dirty towel back into the Wash Wax ALL container. Only dip fresh, clean towels into the Wash Wax ALL container.

Spray-Less Waterless Wash Wax