Different way of applying P21S TAW/CG CWG

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  1. kogenx

    kogenx Birth of a Detailer

    Hi guys i was planning to dilute the CWG or just using P21s Taw Neat in a garden chemical sprayer. Something like this
    http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/product/113878_front200.jpg

    I intend to spray it on the car as a form of prewash and let it dwell for a bit? Do you think this will work sort of like a foam wash? Due to water restrictions i cant use a foam lance =/ Let it dwell on the paint, then rinse off and then using the 2 bucket system for a wash.

    Thanks
    Kogen
     
  2. PhoTuGo

    PhoTuGo Jedi Nuba

    Yeah that would do. Can't use a foam lance? Pressure washers don't use much water thats odd.
     
  3. kogenx

    kogenx Birth of a Detailer

    We are not even allowed to wash our cars. You can only use a bucket to clean the "important" areas of the cars- like the mirrors and the windscreens and stuff mainly spot cleaning. If you use a hose you might find yourself in a lot of trouble- Reinforced by fines. We are not even allowed to use a hose, let alone Pressure washers- You would be shot!

    Water saving rules for Melbourne | City of Casey - www.casey.vic.gov.au
    there is some info on the situation ^_^
     
  4. PhoTuGo

    PhoTuGo Jedi Nuba

    Waterless wash would help you, CG ONE :) they have a new one its white suppose to be much better
     
  5. kogenx

    kogenx Birth of a Detailer

    Cool thanks.! i have tried the waterless systems. well i not a big fan of them. Love the good old washing methods just a personal preference i suppose. I guess that is why i am looking for alternative to replace the foam wash step. Would the method i mentioned be good enough to loosen the dirt and grim, lifting them from the paint before the actual bucket wash?
     
  6. eyezack87

    eyezack87 Guest

    have you considered ONR? That only uses 2 gal of water to wash a car...
     
  7. Buddy

    Buddy Getting to know Detailing

    Wow, Very tough situation. I don't know what I would do if couldn't wash my car. The ONR sounds like a very good idea...:thumb:
     
  8. kogenx

    kogenx Birth of a Detailer

    Yup the ONR looks like a great system to work with, but i am looking more towards the pre-wash step to loosen the dirt and all. Water restrictions is like a detailer's worse nightmare i guess?

    I do not really mind the water problem as i am going to buy a few liters of distilled water for dilutions and maybe for a rinse. Just the fact of no hose / no pressure wash. Thanks for the ONR thou ill look more into it.
     
  9. Obsessive Detail

    Obsessive Detail Pro Detailer - Lifetime Member

    You can put ONR in a sprayer to presoak everything.
     
  10. spK

    spK DB Forum Supporter

    Man, when did they put that rule up? I used to live in Melbourne :applause2:
     
  11. Charlies02GLS

    Charlies02GLS Jedi Nuba

    I use a higher-than-normal ONR solution here in the freezing months to pre-soak with a sprayer all the road salt/grime every week before doing an ONR wash. It's not a perfect solution but better than using the local touchless washes. I used a hose once in the winter...turned the driveway into an ice rink.

    In my experience TAW takes a good bit of water to rinse all the residue, that and if you're using it undiluted whatever protection will be stripped off.
     
  12. kogenx

    kogenx Birth of a Detailer

    -spK : Well i think the water restriction has been up for awhile now at least a few years i would think.

    -Charlie02GLS : I almost forgot about that! washing away the residue, i have heard also about it. Is this the same case as CG CWG?

    Another factor - CG CWG = $44 AUD for a gallon
    - ONR = $43 AUD for 32oz

    I would think that the CWG might be more value for the dollar

    I am also thinking of something that i can use to strip wax when i need it to and also dilute it to use as a prewash as i do not have anything in my detailing arsenal that can strip wax.

    Cheers

    kogen
     

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