Hey guys, thought I would let everyone know, if there looking for a car detailer who knows what there doing, are professional, great service and will look after your pride & joy, I highly recommend Paul Dixon at "Mint Mobile Car Detailing"
http://www.mintmobilecardetailing.com.au/index.html
he detailed my 08 wrx (Betty) and I cant believe how clean it is, better then I could ever get it and thats saying something , every week I would be cleaning my car, not anymore, the shine, the smoothness, the finish is just amazing, such clarity. No more swirls which were annoying me to no end. The interior was thoroughly cleaned aswell. As title says, no water was used, it doesnt scratch your paint what so ever, so dont let that worry you . So the whole process clean's, polishes, seal's and protect's your car. And yes it will bead any water that hits your car. On top of that he also clay bar the entire car, windows too, tyre shine, clean rims & clean the engine bay.
All this will last about a month before it needs another clean, I think he said or you can get a cleaning kit off him for in between cleans, in which case every couple of months. Best bet is to give him a call.
Cheers guys
I will post some pictures soon
The whole detail cost me $300, for the intial clean, but thereafter will cost around $100.
Here have alook at some of the cars he is entrusted with, the black Ford Mustang is his car.
http://www.mintmobilecardetailing.com.au/gallery.html

Has anybody else tried this waterless wash before ??
And I noticed a Black wrx on his site, anybody from here?

picked up the cleaning kit today from Paul (includes a terry towel- microfiber towel- 500ml cleaning agent- specialised spray bottle) $70, to use as a weekly clean, just spray on (glass to) and wipe off, then buff.
For all the guys who throughly clay block there car, all you would need is this kit, as it cleans,seals,polishes & protects, so no need to use several different waxs &/or polishes, which im happy to stop doing.
Or if your lazy just get Paul to do it, $100, done.
cheers guys for your time

I'm def a fan of waterless detailing products, and $100 sounds really cheap.

Last time I inquired about getting some one to detail my car they wanted to charge me $300 just to polish it (stating he had imported polished from the US that were v.expensive), I didnt take up his offer to polish but instead paid $60 to get the interiour cleaned (feeling kinda ripped of now :P).

Will post up some pics of the waterless detailing kit that I use later on.

Car looks sweet