How to Use WetWorx

Use WetWorx Waterless Soap for light dust, dirt and fingerprints between full washes. The 500ml formula is ready to use; no dilution is needed.

Before you start

Choose shade and let hot panels cool. Inspect the paint: heavy mud, sand and gritty contamination must be rinsed off first. Set out clean microfibre cloths, including spare cloths and a clean, dry face for buffing. One dirty cloth is not enough for a full vehicle.

For PPF, wraps, matte or satin paint and ceramic coatings, follow your installer or surface manufacturer’s care instructions and check compatibility. Read the PPF and wrap care guide before use.

1. Shake and spray one panel

Shake the bottle well. Spray generously onto one cool, lightly soiled panel at a time. Keep enough product on the surface to lubricate the wipe; do not let it dry on the panel.

2. Wipe gently with a clean cloth face

Fold a clean microfibre cloth into quarters. Wipe gently in one direction with light pressure. Turn to a fresh face frequently. When the cloth is dirty, replace it instead of continuing across the next panel.

3. Buff with a clean, dry face

Buff lightly with a clean, dry cloth face or a second clean cloth. Work panel by panel and use additional clean cloths whenever needed. If the surface turns out to be gritty, stop and rinse it before contact cleaning.

Can waterless cleaning scratch paint?

No contact-cleaning method is risk-free. Fresh cloths, generous lubrication and light pressure help minimise scratch risk; they cannot eliminate it. Do not scrub at embedded contamination or wipe heavy mud and sand with a cloth.

Waterless touch-ups and drying are different jobs

The WetWorx Starter Pack contains one 500ml bottle, one microfibre cloth and two holographic stickers in a black bag. The separate 1200 GSM Monster Drying Towel is for drying a clean vehicle after washing.

For help choosing a cleaning method, read the waterless car wash guide. For product questions, contact WetWorx.