| The main product used externally on vehicles
is called Dri-Wash 'n
Guard. It is a
waterless car wash and protective glaze. It is easier to explain what
it is not!
Dri-Wash
'n Guard is not a wax
because it contains no waxes. Waxes do a great job of "protecting", but
often leave the paint dull in the process.
Dri-Wash
'n Guard is not just a
polish. It is capable of performing too many tasks to fit neatly into
that category. Polishes are great at removing minor stains and
blemishes and are much more effective at rejuvenating dull paint than
waxes. However, they are somewhat abrasive and leave little behind in
the way of protection.
Dri-Wash
'n Guard is not just a
paint sealant. Paint sealants offer excellent protection but are
totally incapable of cleaning or polishing. A car's finish must be
totally pristine before they can be applied.
Dri-Wash
'n Guard combines the
best features of waxes, polishes and sealants with all the advatages
and none of the drawbacks.
Dri-Wash
'n Guard can bead water
for a year or more even on your windscreen.
Applied
to the paint of a new car, then re-applied twice a year, the paint will
never show signs of fading. If applied to older, extremely oxidised
paint, the need for a re-application is more frequent, every 2-4 months.
Dri-Wash
'n Guard is only one of
a range of products developed for specific purposes, all of which are
equally effective on anything from boats to helicopters.
History
of the Dry-Wash'n Guard products
Dry-Wash'n
Guard products were introduced into the UK in 1993 by Ken Andrews of Go
Waterless Ltd. which has exclusive rights to import the products. The
products are manufactured in the USA by DWG International. The products
have been sold throughout the UK since 1993, including Scotland (Oban
and North of Scotland in 1994). I have been using these products since
1998.
As
an authorised distributor as well as a user of these products, I have
the right to use any marketing material (including illustrations) that
have been developed by DWG International, in conjunction with the
brand. This includes the "Waterless Wave" logo which is copyright of
DWG International.
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