I can attest, this N914 is absolutely phenomenal.. I've done 5 washes with it total and the more I use it the more I love it! So convenient! Slick.. plenty of lubrication.. this stuff is a winner🤙🤙🤙
Upon recommendation of a family member I ordered 914 and fast wax. Immediately upon receipt I tried in garage on my Tesla. The ease of use and results were amazing I wish I had found it sooner. No more automatic machine washes. Thanks for a great product!!
For my bottle, 3 capfuls is an oz, not 2 capfuls. Good stuff this Mckees. It does clean a bit better than ONR, i find i dont have to go over the same sections usually.
@@opmike343 just busting chops I mean rinsless wash I use for bird bomb if have others may be slightly better then others but car really dirty or muddy need presure washer or hose rinsless like sponge bath hose presure washer like a shower
Hey Nick you looks like you lost significant amount of weight? Are you ok? Take it easy man. I love your products as always. Thanks for the video. Take care of yourself.
Thanks for your concern Ka. I'm healthier than I ever have been. The extra weight I previously carried around was the result of a bad habit that I've since given up! - Nick @ McKee's 37
We're a little backed up due to the holiday season. The fastest response to any inquiry is always going to be a phone call or direct email. 844-852-5300 or info@mckees37.com
Can I clean raw bumper plastic with the n914? I have a bottle and I'm about to paint a bumper and I know that this is a paint prep. But I don't know if it's safe on raw bumper plastic.
Do you dump the water when you are done or do you hang on to it for a week or two (for those that tend to wash weekly and have the time)? I would wash our 2 cars then dump it when done. I wash once a month or once every 2 months.
I presoak the whole car with N914 at the coin wash and then pressure wash rinse (I don’t have access to a hose as I’m away from college), then I go into the actual rinseless washing. I am concerned if the rinsing I did will dilute the N914 down when I’m washing since there’s already water on the panel. What dilutions do you recommend? Any benefit to washing at 1:128 vs 1:256 or presoaking at different solutions to have more breakdown power?
Honestly on softer older clear coats I highly recommend staying at 1:16 - the condition of the paint definitely matters and I've experimented heavily on my own vehicle before doing customer's cars. I presoak at 1:16 and 2 gallons 1:256 this works for me just fine.
@@richardfox3924 less dilution (stronger ratio)means there's more lubrication. You have to use more product, but it does help. I don't encourage this method of washing any more on my own car. I learned to use DI water to pre rinse the car and then I don't even have to dry it. Touch less washing is the very best way to wash.
I think pre-soaking with N914 is kind of a waste of time if you're using a pressure washer. It's not a strong enough surfactant/degreaser etc. to make any meaningful difference over just pressure washing with water. The pressure/volume of water will remove a lot of contaminants, and those that are left behind will require physical "wiping" regardless of whether there was N914 used or not in the first step.
@@opmike343 is that not obvious? Pre-rinse is for the actual rinseless wash method. What you're talking about is wash with pressure washer and use it as a detail spray or drying aid...
The fast wax acting solely as a drying aid, does it add any form of protection this way? Even a weak amount? Just got a bottle of ONR but considering adding N-914 to my weekend warrior kit as well. Or, could I simply use the N914 at a paint prep dilution and then when using the wax then to help dry would maybe add a bit of wax protection? Thanks! (Sorry new to detailing still 🤗)
In my experience, most "drying aids" are functionally similar to spray waxes/spray sealants with the appropriate chemistry/dilution to avoid streaking since you won't be doing a lot of buffing typically when drying.
... I think they want you to buy their $25 sponge, but I don't see why a microfiber finger mitt couldn't do the same thing for 1/2 or a 1/3 of the cost.
Uhhhhhhhh,just a thought here..................how about starting OFF...........with a vehicle that has some noticeable DIRT ON IT instead of a pristine,shiny vehicle that clearly doesn't need washed at all,to show off your pricey solution!?? Just a thought...............
It's easy to make a dirty car look GREAT, but it's more challenging to make a GOOD looking car look GREAT. We're not selling snake oil, here. Buy with confidence and trust the name on the bottle. - Nick @ McKee's 37
@@McKees37 Dude,that's a politicians answer if I ever heard one! In other words,You completely failed to answer my comment,with a plain,simplistic comment of your own! Instead,You chose to be very generalized. NO,it is NOT AT ALL "easy" to make a DIRTY CAR look great,and if You honestly think it DOES,without using high-priced machines (buffing-machines,high-pressure water-jets,etc.) that most men don't have when washing their own vehicles,then your insane! I've worked as a detailer for many years,and thinking a DIRTY car can look "Showroom" quality,by simply spritzing on some "magic" wonder-spray,and taking a second to wipe it off,then yes,I would say your selling snake-oil! Because cleaning a vehicle,takes time,patience,and most of all......quality-care of what your doing! THAT,can't be bought in a bottle my friend! No disrespect towards you or anyone in the company,but I don't place "trust" in the NAME of a product! I only place "trust" in how it performs! ~Peace~
Honestly, you shouldn't use a rinseless/waterless wash on a very dirty vehicle as you'll only swirl and scratch the paint. This should be used if you plan on doing maybe 2 washes a week or in between maintenance washes. I use this in that way and find it to work, but if my car gets really dirty or I'm lazy and don't wash it for a week or 2 I go back to a normal hand wash (pressure rinse > snow foam > rinse > wash with mitt > dry > apply spray wax/detailer). MAYBE you could get away with rinsing the car to get the majority of dirt off and then do a waterless wash, but I wouldn't do it on my cars.
@@trey6638 Thanks for your comment man! I wouldn't use this product on a real dirty car either! Sorry,but I think promoting ANY car-cleaning product on a perfectly CLEAN car,is a huge no-no! Your not going to sell anything that way.
I'll probably give this a try, but this demonstration was 100% useless. You need to do it on a vehicle which is already dirty. This vehicle looks like it just came off the showroom floor before you even started.
It's also not a typical sponge it's got groove's and channels cut into the surface which traps and release the dirt once dunked in the bucket I use rinseless wash ( McKee37 N914) to wash my vehicle routinely no scratches and super easy to use
I can attest, this N914 is absolutely phenomenal.. I've done 5 washes with it total and the more I use it the more I love it! So convenient! Slick.. plenty of lubrication.. this stuff is a winner🤙🤙🤙
Upon recommendation of a family member I ordered 914 and fast wax. Immediately upon receipt I tried in garage on my Tesla. The ease of use and results were amazing I wish I had found it sooner. No more automatic machine washes. Thanks for a great product!!
Finally in the UK at In2Detailing. Got mine last week!
For my bottle, 3 capfuls is an oz, not 2 capfuls. Good stuff this Mckees. It does clean a bit better than ONR, i find i dont have to go over the same sections usually.
Recently switch from ONR to 914. Such a great product.
Can you do a video zooming in to a clear bucket and show that n914 releases dirt? Would appreciate that!
Anyone know if this can be used in interior like ONR can?
I thought optimum designed sponge for onr now you made your own and designed the sponge interesting
These sponges aren't anything special. It's just a big soft sponge with cuts.
@@opmike343 just busting chops I mean rinsless wash I use for bird bomb if have others may be slightly better then others but car really dirty or muddy need presure washer or hose rinsless like sponge bath hose presure washer like a shower
Can I use this on interior and glass
Absolutely I love it I do exterior,tires,rims,glass and all interior surfaces on my vehicles even leather seats
Another great product from McKee's 37!
Hi can I use this for a drying aid?
I thought you are supposed to ring it out to barely dripping??
me too...
Would really like to try this one and the wash/wax version. Do you have a distributor in EU (not UK… they left EU and shipping cost is now insane…)
Hey Nick you looks like you lost significant amount of weight? Are you ok? Take it easy man. I love your products as always. Thanks for the video. Take care of yourself.
Thanks for your concern Ka. I'm healthier than I ever have been. The extra weight I previously carried around was the result of a bad habit that I've since given up! - Nick @ McKee's 37
What are those stupid Instagram comments?
@@McKees37 why not use this as a snow foam wouldnt it be better then snow foams
@@Brandon-no3vc rinseless washes don't really foam...
@@Jeeper1378 Wtf do you mean? You're the one making the most stupid comment arguably in this thread.
One ounce to 3 gallons
What if you use two ounces? Is that just wasting product or wouldn’t that be better because of more lubrication?
That little bottle only needed cap full of 914 right
Hey Nick, why does no one answer support questions and why do you care so little about your end users you won’t supply an MSDS?
We're a little backed up due to the holiday season. The fastest response to any inquiry is always going to be a phone call or direct email. 844-852-5300 or info@mckees37.com
Can I clean raw bumper plastic with the n914?
I have a bottle and I'm about to paint a bumper and I know that this is a paint prep.
But I don't know if it's safe on raw bumper plastic.
Does 914 work for cleaning convertible tops? safe? I wish the video had addressed cleaning the convertible top.
Yes, you can use it to clean all exterior surfaces. - Nick
“Big black wash mitt” lol couldnt say sponge there.. cuz well there is one 😆
Do you dump the water when you are done or do you hang on to it for a week or two (for those that tend to wash weekly and have the time)? I would wash our 2 cars then dump it when done. I wash once a month or once every 2 months.
I presoak the whole car with N914 at the coin wash and then pressure wash rinse (I don’t have access to a hose as I’m away from college), then I go into the actual rinseless washing. I am concerned if the rinsing I did will dilute the N914 down when I’m washing since there’s already water on the panel. What dilutions do you recommend? Any benefit to washing at 1:128 vs 1:256 or presoaking at different solutions to have more breakdown power?
Honestly on softer older clear coats I highly recommend staying at 1:16 - the condition of the paint definitely matters and I've experimented heavily on my own vehicle before doing customer's cars. I presoak at 1:16 and 2 gallons 1:256 this works for me just fine.
@@Beliefacy what happen if have strong ratio?
@@richardfox3924 less dilution (stronger ratio)means there's more lubrication. You have to use more product, but it does help. I don't encourage this method of washing any more on my own car. I learned to use DI water to pre rinse the car and then I don't even have to dry it. Touch less washing is the very best way to wash.
I think pre-soaking with N914 is kind of a waste of time if you're using a pressure washer. It's not a strong enough surfactant/degreaser etc. to make any meaningful difference over just pressure washing with water. The pressure/volume of water will remove a lot of contaminants, and those that are left behind will require physical "wiping" regardless of whether there was N914 used or not in the first step.
@@opmike343 is that not obvious? Pre-rinse is for the actual rinseless wash method. What you're talking about is wash with pressure washer and use it as a detail spray or drying aid...
Does anyone know the conversion rate if I’m using a 16 oz bottle? 1:128 Is hard to break down that small. Lol
The fast wax acting solely as a drying aid, does it add any form of protection this way? Even a weak amount?
Just got a bottle of ONR but considering adding N-914 to my weekend warrior kit as well.
Or, could I simply use the N914 at a paint prep dilution and then when using the wax then to help dry would maybe add a bit of wax protection? Thanks! (Sorry new to detailing still 🤗)
It certainly does add protection but in a more diluted form.
In my experience, most "drying aids" are functionally similar to spray waxes/spray sealants with the appropriate chemistry/dilution to avoid streaking since you won't be doing a lot of buffing typically when drying.
Why not demonstrate on a dirty vechile? That thing doesn't even looks like it needs a wash.
Is it best to use the sponge or another way
... I think they want you to buy their $25 sponge, but I don't see why a microfiber finger mitt couldn't do the same thing for 1/2 or a 1/3 of the cost.
is this N-914 ph neutral?
I’m also wondering this. I waxed my car and don’t want to strip it using this.
Yes I uses it on my GMC terrain with Meguiar's hybrid spray wax cleaning the SUV is super quick and 914 doesn't strip the protection
hey where can i get a cart like that?
Deciding on rinseless wash. N914 or SiO2? Pros & cons for each?
N914
You have 4 products of 1.
Your car was already clean
Uhhhhhhhh,just a thought here..................how about starting OFF...........with a vehicle that has some noticeable DIRT ON IT instead of a pristine,shiny vehicle that clearly doesn't need washed at all,to show off your pricey solution!?? Just a thought...............
It's easy to make a dirty car look GREAT, but it's more challenging to make a GOOD looking car look GREAT. We're not selling snake oil, here. Buy with confidence and trust the name on the bottle. - Nick @ McKee's 37
@@McKees37 Dude,that's a politicians answer if I ever heard one! In other words,You completely failed to answer my comment,with a plain,simplistic comment of your own! Instead,You chose to be very generalized. NO,it is NOT AT ALL "easy" to make a DIRTY CAR look great,and if You honestly think it DOES,without using high-priced machines (buffing-machines,high-pressure water-jets,etc.) that most men don't have when washing their own vehicles,then your insane! I've worked as a detailer for many years,and thinking a DIRTY car can look "Showroom" quality,by simply spritzing on some "magic" wonder-spray,and taking a second to wipe it off,then yes,I would say your selling snake-oil! Because cleaning a vehicle,takes time,patience,and most of all......quality-care of what your doing! THAT,can't be bought in a bottle my friend! No disrespect towards you or anyone in the company,but I don't place "trust" in the NAME of a product! I only place "trust" in how it performs! ~Peace~
@@menom7 - Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Your comment has been noted! - Nick @ McKee's 37
Honestly, you shouldn't use a rinseless/waterless wash on a very dirty vehicle as you'll only swirl and scratch the paint. This should be used if you plan on doing maybe 2 washes a week or in between maintenance washes. I use this in that way and find it to work, but if my car gets really dirty or I'm lazy and don't wash it for a week or 2 I go back to a normal hand wash (pressure rinse > snow foam > rinse > wash with mitt > dry > apply spray wax/detailer). MAYBE you could get away with rinsing the car to get the majority of dirt off and then do a waterless wash, but I wouldn't do it on my cars.
@@trey6638 Thanks for your comment man! I wouldn't use this product on a real dirty car either! Sorry,but I think promoting ANY car-cleaning product on a perfectly CLEAN car,is a huge no-no! Your not going to sell anything that way.
I'll probably give this a try, but this demonstration was 100% useless. You need to do it on a vehicle which is already dirty. This vehicle looks like it just came off the showroom floor before you even started.
I think it is foolish to think that all the dirt comes off that spong. It is not a mechanical device. Sorry but come on!
The dirt is released as you (mechanically) rub the sponge across the Grit Guard Insert. - Nick
It's also not a typical sponge it's got groove's and channels cut into the surface which traps and release the dirt once dunked in the bucket I use rinseless wash ( McKee37 N914) to wash my vehicle routinely no scratches and super easy to use