Reveals Defects Before Polishing
Removes light surface dirt and old product residue that can hide swirls and scratches, giving you a clearer view of the paint prior to polishing.
Reduces Friction While Cleaning
Lubricates the paint as you clean, helping the microfiber towel glide easily to avoid adding more scratches before polishing.
Leaves No Wax or Silicone Behind
Cleans without adding gloss enhancers or protection that would need to be removed before applying a ceramic coating.
Cleans Without Rinsing
Working on a "special interest vehicle"? Prep Wash keeps water out of hard-to-dry seams and crevices on classic, restored and collector cars.
Featured Review
It cleans, lubricates for clay, and leaves behind a squeaky clean surface…
Mike’s Advice
Pro-Tip: Baggie Test After Prep Washing!
After cleaning and drying the paint, slip your hand into a clean, thin sandwich bag and lightly feel the surface. The plastic helps you feel bonded contamination your bare fingers can’t perceive. If the paint feels rough or bumpy, decontaminate before polishing.
Mike Phillips
Chief Education Officer, Dr. Beasley’s
Product Comparison
| Compare by | Prep Wash | Waterless Wash | Premium Body Wash |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best For | Pre-Polish Cleaning | Light Washing | Regular Washing |
| How to Use | Spray and wipe | Spray and wipe | Dilute, wash and rinse |
| Rinse Required? | No | No | Yes |
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