Caught in the rain. Now what?

[mailmanx]

My DD is a 2017 Billet Silver Challenger that I keep as spotless as possible. Once in a while after a nice detail session I'll be out and get caught in the rain. Usually I just pull it under the carport and worry about it 'tomorrow'. If I decided to take care of the rain and accumulated road grime from the wet roads as soon as I get home what would be a quick spray-on/wipe-off proceedure to try. This spring I clay-barred, polished, waxed, and UFFed so I've got a good hydrophobic thing working. I've thought of spraying with waterless wash/wax, wiping with a wash mitt or MF towel, and drying/buffing with a MF towel. I don't want to get the hose involved. Would that work or am I over-looking one of the available products that would work better and easier.
Thanks...............the Mailman

[Nick Winn]

Re: Caught in the rain. Now what?

Ultimate Waterless Wash & Wax would be perfect like you mentioned. Lots of cleaning & lubricating ability. The design of the product, combined with clean, quality microfiber towels, combined with great technique, you can safely & effectively perform a waterless wash on a vehicle.

Older article, but here are some tricks & tips:

Ultimate Waterless Wash & Wax - Tips & Tricks

[mailmanx]

Re: Caught in the rain. Now what?

I kinda guessed that would be my best choice, I'm a regular UWWW user, but thought maybe one of the wax as you dry products might work - never used that stuff. Thanks for the help..................the Mailman