I could see the thoughts in your head… “Yeah, that’s not going to work with dried crusted salt”, “Yeah, that’s not going to work with wildfire ash”, Then… “Okay, maybe it might”.
Rinseless is the way to go for me and has been for the last couple years! Once you start doing it and realize how much easier it is you will do it more often. It was great learning weekend and so much fun.
That weekend went by way too fast. The best part was the livestream. Thanks again for initiating that. As for Rinseless, I learned a lot about the ways in which it can be completed and I will have to see where it "emotionally" fits in with what I do. I get Yvan's point about if you are doing this professionally, but for me, the optics of a full foam and mitt wash still captivate me and even with all my video-making experience, I have yet to find a way to make a sponge look sexy!
I had no idea that I would one day be rubbing shoulders with industry people. People can say what they want about social media, but it has been an absolute blast and I can't thank my viewers enough for making this all possible.
@@RADGarage it does bring people together and like anything it’s what u choose to make of it! So glad u had that opportunity and others from this!! It’s the coolest part is seeing our fav channels in one place !!
I learned a lot from my fellow creators. It did make a bit jealous that they are able to pursue their content creation on a more full-time basis. I'd be curious to see how much I could grow my channel if I had a year off my full-time work.
I’m really enjoying this series! It has allowed me to learn new stuff (opening the doors to reach the centre of the roof also reminds you to do the door jams), especially in this specific video. The three of you together is magic; perfect chemistry! I’m saving this video as a reference point it as it’s full of great tips and reminders!!
I feel like we all have the right vibe, and I am glad to hear that was communicated through the video. My time there was short, but it will last with me for a lifetime.
Each one of these videos have been so enjoyable Rick. Definitely appreciate all the content created by all of you. Hope you and everyone out their has a great weekend.
He has had a very strong influence on me. He really is a good person that wants to help people. You can see it in his words and actions. There is no hidden agenda with this man. He is just a good guy. Thanks for watching.
@@diydetailofficial It was a fantastic weekend. I bet our friend Pan had a lot on his mind that weekend with the impending launch of CLEAN. Very exciting times for all.
He was a true professional. I could tell he was a bit distracted at times. I would tell a real "knee slapper" of a joke and his head was in the clouds!
Rick... I do both styles of washes. For my own vehicles, I do a foam wash once or twice a yearand then rinseless the rest if the time. In my detailing venture, I do foam washes and/or rinseless, depending on how dirty the vehicle is when I start.
I am going to do my best to incorporate this method into my process, if and when it makes sense. My beloved SQ5 gets so dirty here, so I always feel like a thick frothy blanket of foam is my best option, but I am going to be more discriminating moving forward and really try to look for those opportunities to incorporate the rinse less method when the situation arises. Thanks for watching, Ron. You are such a supportive viewer and I really appreciate it.
@@FineDetailingAZ That’s where I’m at. I see value in both methods. I just derive so much pleasure when I capture foam footage on camera. It still mesmerizes me after all these years. There are times where I just need to wash my car, and I think I will be more open to the rinse less method in those circumstances.
Very good video Rick! Loved the unsure look on your face you presented a couple of times lol. Hope you enjoyed the experience with the rinseless wash. I just washed my wife’s car with that product for the first time and really enjoyed it. And I’m like you are…I love my foam cannon and spraying foam. Thank you again for all you do! Love your content!
I get the process, but I like my way better. That said, I may have to give this a shot when the conditions are right. It is a bit much using a full cannon of foam and bucket of soapy when the car has nothing more than a layer of dust on it.
I love the thick foam from the foam cannon. It's fun and the neighbors are wondering what I'm doing. I did order some DIY detail rinse-less wash and will be trying it out soon. It would make the weekly washes so much faster and less clean up at the end. Plus I want to try out that sponge.
Man was this entertaining to watch! It was like you guys were learning a whole new trade at some points 😂. Too funny considering you guys are some of the best out there
I liked being taken on a educational journey. Unlike my actual university experience, I found I was understanding these lessons and having a good time!
Thanks. It was a lot of fun to be a part of a group project for once. Not my usual style of video, but this channel has always been about sharing my detailing and garage antics, so that's what I did.
Love DIYs rinse less wash but to be honest I’ve never tried it to wash my car yet, i do use for door jams though, I use it wiping down my interior and all through my house, awesome product, great video Rick 👍😁
Sounds like we are both in the same boat. I have experimented with a few rinseless washes over the years, but I tend to stick with my bread and butter foam/mitt method. I'll see about integrating this method into my process if and when the timing is right.
I think my favorite way to wash now is the way ec details does his hybrid wash with a pre wash from a foam cannon (built hamber or something along those lines) and then use a rinseless to contact wash. That way you get the satisfying foam and the quickness of rinseless.
What should we do first, Rick ? "FOAM, I like Foam" 🤣🤣🤣 That made me laugh ! Jokes aside, loved to see you ready to learn new detailing techniques. Everyone knows we do learn everyday, either from elder or younger. That could be a good definition of humility to me, to be honest. I strongly believe good people attract good people and I am so happy and proud to be a "member" of this amazing TH-cam channel 😉. Always a pleasure when the bell rings for new content, on YT and Instagram (yeah, I finally joined 😁) Stay RAD my friend Gregg
Haha. We like what we like. I learned a lot from this project and it will be interesting to see if any of these methods creep into my workflow. Still, having an opportunity to learn from a man that has been doing this for decades was an amazing experience and I learned so much. Great to see you on Instagram. I like it so much more than Facebook.
I love foam too!!! I will put rinseless in a foam cannon from time to time-just for the experience of the foam cannon-it’s not the same but it suffices…although don’t tell Yvan that…he’d cringe 😬 lol great video!!!!
@@DetailsNMe The thing I appreciate most about Yvan and his approach, is he doesn’t insist people do things his way. He has his processes, but he has never criticized or put my way down. He just gives people food for thought.
Hey Yvan are we supposed to flip the towel and use all 4 sides while decontaminating a vehicle? I thought we just use 1 side per vehicle similar to the WSR process but that’s what I took from this section 23:20
That's a great video. I really like videos like this. You have a lot of experience in car detailing. I wanted to ask you, do you consider this kind of removal of metal flecks from the car body safe for the paint? I wanted to clean my car, but I don't have the opportunity to polish it afterwards.
@@vadimyevdokymov7216 Thanks for watching and for the question. I do believe that the correct and proper usage of the DIY Detail perforated synthetic clay towel and their Iron Remover is a safe and efficient way of decontaminating the paint. I have done it many times and mostly followed with a polish, but I have also used this method to rejuvenate my ceramic coating. You just have to quarter the towel and be thoughtful in your approach.
As a DIY enthusiast (taking care of my two personal vehicles), I either do a “Rinseless” wash, which I use no hose at all for a maintenance wash or a full Foam/Rinse/Foam/Etc wash if the vehicle is really dirty. For me, if I’m pulling out the pressure washer and hose, I’m going full Foam!! :) Question: With Rinseless and All-Clean pre-treat…is it ok to use the decon towel to help remove bugs from the front of the vehicle??? Side note: 3 rinses in the “rinse less” method doesn’t seem fair. Personally (and completely my opinion), Rinseless is for zero hose use. Thanks for the content Rick!!…a fellow foam lover.
Lots to unpack there. There are definitely occasions where the foam cannon is coming out. I have recently picked up some foaming and continuous sprayers from Marolex so if and when I decide to do a rinseless, the PW can simply observe. As for using the Decon towel to remove bugs, as long as it was cleaned thoroughly after I don't see why not. In this video, we went one rinse further than necessary since we extended the scope to include a decon along with a water-spot-removal. But, point taken. Yvan makes the point often that rinse "less" washes don't mean no rinsing, just less. It seems everyone has their own take on the process.
@@RADGarage Hey Rick, thanks for the explanation and the thoughtful reply. I’m still feeling my way and trying to decide which method(s) I like best (for my inside the garage during winter washes) and can achieve with my current tools. I am looking into an IK foamer/sprayer but will also checkout Marolex too.
Thanks again Rick, couple of questions for Yvan if I may? I have the DIY Detail Rinseless original (yet to try it). What are the differences between it and V2, and are either of them as good on glass as ONR is? Many thanks
I'll "ping" Yvan so he can provide you with the answers you seek. I am fortunate he is such a strong supporter of my channel and takes the time to pursue my comment section.
My car does very little mileage, so I've been using rinseless often over the summer (a true no rise wash). I still try and give it a regular soap wash at lease one a month just to get the wheels and arches really clean.
Rinseless has it's place for sure. I use it in winter mostly when access to a hose at my house is not available, but i pre rinse at a pay and spray first to get salt/sand etc off, then i come home and do my rinseless with bucket and sponge and i.k sprayer, then dry with my 1500. I go between Absolute and RRW for my rinseless. But summer, i do soap wash with Stjrnagloss.
You have it down to a science! I guess for me, with the ability to conduct a soapy bucket wash, I have just never really felt the need to incorporate a rinse less method, but I think I will just to add a little spice. Plus, lord knows, I have a LOT of DIY Detail Rinseless Wash. Enough to definitely last the rest of my lifetime! Thanks for watching!
@@RADGarage I still love my soap washes, if i can do them, i stick to it, but winter is the season i have no choice to use rinseless, anything to not have to go to a dreaded car wash, i hate car washes!!!!
I have been fortunate. When we first moved back to Canada from overseas, we had a condo right next door to a coin-operated wash and then we moved into this house where I quickly learned I could wash inside if I played my cards right. But, I can completely empathize with your situation. For many people, for various reasons, the rinseless method provides a great solution.
I used the DIY Rinseless, being sure to use the proper dilution, but it seems to leave streaks on the glass. Do I need to dry it right away after washing? Or can I do the rest of the car first and then come back and dry?
@@JC-3410 I wish I had an answer for you. I have only used a handful of Rinseless washes. I do hear people raving about Absolute. I’m sure someone has done a comparison.
You can foam incredible suds first to have that foam satisfaction. Rinse off. Then use the rinseless wash method. Wheels and tires just use the traditional method. Personal , I just use the rinseless as a pre treat. Then rinse off with a hose. Then proceed with the rinseless method. Saves a lot on water and time.
@@rayvalero8580 It’s good to have options. It will be interesting to see what (if any) changes come to my process. I have a beautiful Porsche in the garage and I’m currently running through my options.
9:12 So is a rinse after a pre treatment absolutely necessary? Some people live in apartments that don’t have access to a hose. Depending on how dirty it is… pretreat, and then wash with the sponge?
It’s definitely not necessary(For rinse-less). Especially if you’re an apartment dweller. Just pre spray and start your contact wash. I use a battery powered Ryobi power washer to get off light dirt and start my contact wash. Sorry, assuming it’s all clean, you definitely want to rinse that off, I may have read your comment wrong.
Like Yvan mentioned, there's no wrong way and there's no right way. You just want to ensure you are being as careful and methodical as possible. In the TH-cam world, you will get flamed pretty quick if you take anything that looks like a chance, but in real life, do what works for you under the conditions you are dealing with. I won't judge!
I like to start by using the foam cannon and incredible suds. I foam the whole car and let it dwell for a couple of minutes. I then have a 5-gallon bucket of DIY Rinse-Less Wash V2 that I syphon with the pressure washer to rinse all the suds away. Now my car is gritless and rinse-less coated. I can use the sponge to contact wash the car, while drying each section at a time once I finish the contact. That is my hybrid wash method.
@@RADGarage Thank you! Your more than welcome to do a video on this method if so inclined. I actually use rinse-less for all stages, meaning I spread the foam from the foam cannon using water from my 5-gallon bucket of rinse-less. Then I rinse the suds with the same 5-gallon bucket. If I really want to use spotless water with this method, I don't have a DI system, instead I go to my local grocery store with my 5-gallon buck and fill it using the reverse osmosis drinking water dispenser machine for 000-005 TDS water, the water from my tap at home is really good at 050 TDS. The pressure washer I use is a RYOBI 40v 1500 PSI. I wanted a pressure washer that I could take anywhere, but it had to run on batteries, so no generator needed, and it had to syphon water from a bucket, no tank or hose needed.
After watching this, I realized I made an error with putting my microfiber towel soaked in WSR in my waterless wash bucket with the sponge. Good to know in the future.
Holy cow I didn’t think I would get a response. I am in Orange County California you guys need to visit. What a great surprise getting a response 😊 you guys really inspire me. Thanks so much for all you do.
Hey man, I am just a one-man-operation, but I do my best to respond to each and every comment left on my channel. If you are interested in a detailing "keg" I would highly suggest reaching out to my friends at www.detailkegs.com. I don't have any discount code or affiliate link, but tell them Rick from RAD Garage referred you and I bet they will give you some RAD service! 🤘
Every click helps! Thanks for stopping by. I must admit, I wasn't a regular viewer of Keav, but seeing this man "cook". I am now a big fan! It goes without saying that Yvan is an amazing man. He has been a massive supporter of mine and I cannot thank him enough for including me in this fantastic weekend!
It might be overkill, but i do. Thinking mainly is releasing any dirt and debris from your wash media with more certainty. I even use it in my wheel bucket.
@@kenmartin756 That is Yvan’s own brainchild. He was rolling around in that thing like a maniac. I think he’s going to bring it to market at some point.
I Hate Waist! The multi-use MF Towels is my preference, because any left over "Clean" solution will be used next time. With 1 gallon of mix, you can get multiple washes out of the solution. Since your dipping the dirty sponge back into solution, it is only good for 1 wash, in my opinion. For me, "It's All About the Bang for the Buck".
I see your point about maintaining a perfectly clean wash bucket. If you are conducting washes on a regular basis, being smart about your resources is important. I think I may be on the other spectrum of the "bang for the buck" strategy. I guess we all have our lanes. Thanks for stopping by, my friend. I always appreciate your feedback and insights.
@@RADGarage With your time restraints, a rinseless is the way to go. I too experience harsh winters here in the Midwest, my cars will get once a week baths in my garage during the winter months. I am unable to use a hose then, so rinseless is a great alternative.
If you rinse after the WSR aren't you introducing new minerals. Or was that DI water? Or in one rinse it wouldn't be significant. I guess you are drying.
Im astounded that Canada would let Rick leave the country. I’d imagine not one Canadian would sleep at night knowing he was gone. On second thought; I’m pretty sure they secretly recreated the Omaha studio in Canada and filmed this there. That would make the most sense to me. Canada is so smart. Thanks for keeping Rick safe 🇨🇦
@@staceybirch5716 Yeah, no one forces me to do anything against my will. Some people like this method so much they don’t use the more traditional bucket style wash. To each their own.
Wearing gloves the whole time would just leave my hands shriveled up! Soaking in water and different chemicals can’t be good either. Those gloves don’t keep water out.
If water is not a lubricant, why do they have those danger wet floor signs? Ice is made from water too and it is also low friction. Ever see an ice skater try it without water? Sorry if I’m being a hater. 35:16
@@diydetailofficial Wikipedia says : ' In a solution with a 1:5 dilution ratio, entails combining 1 unit volume of solute (the material to be diluted) with 5 unit volumes of the solvent to give 6 total units of total volume.' This may be a UK/US thing
It could definitely be a regional thing. I like using the solute first since that's the number I need to stick in my brain. I am the worst with remembering dilution ratios.
What do you mean? We were all mic'd up, but there was some background noise that somewhat compromised the audio quality. There was a big air conditioner operating in the background.
I'm very much the same. Besides being able to dry after the contact wash with the sponge, I don't see a huge savings in time. But, I have to be fair, and try the method out a few times. Maybe there's little things I can incorporate into my preferred routine. Time will tell.
I could see the thoughts in your head… “Yeah, that’s not going to work with dried crusted salt”, “Yeah, that’s not going to work with wildfire ash”, Then… “Okay, maybe it might”.
@@JeepJL Oh, my head was definitely swirling. 🤯
It was said out loud a few times as well
@@diydetailofficial Haha. True.
Rinseless is the way to go for me and has been for the last couple years! Once you start doing it and realize how much easier it is you will do it more often. It was great learning weekend and so much fun.
That weekend went by way too fast. The best part was the livestream. Thanks again for initiating that. As for Rinseless, I learned a lot about the ways in which it can be completed and I will have to see where it "emotionally" fits in with what I do. I get Yvan's point about if you are doing this professionally, but for me, the optics of a full foam and mitt wash still captivate me and even with all my video-making experience, I have yet to find a way to make a sponge look sexy!
@@RADGarage Yes it went by way too fast!
@@RADGarageif anyone can, it’s you
I love the video and the personal behind the scenes stuff. Looks like a great weekend!
I had no idea that I would one day be rubbing shoulders with industry people. People can say what they want about social media, but it has been an absolute blast and I can't thank my viewers enough for making this all possible.
@@RADGarage it does bring people together and like anything it’s what u choose to make of it! So glad u had that opportunity and others from this!! It’s the coolest part is seeing our fav channels in one place !!
I learned a lot from my fellow creators. It did make a bit jealous that they are able to pursue their content creation on a more full-time basis. I'd be curious to see how much I could grow my channel if I had a year off my full-time work.
I’m really enjoying this series! It has allowed me to learn new stuff (opening the doors to reach the centre of the roof also reminds you to do the door jams), especially in this specific video. The three of you together is magic; perfect chemistry! I’m saving this video as a reference point it as it’s full of great tips and reminders!!
I feel like we all have the right vibe, and I am glad to hear that was communicated through the video. My time there was short, but it will last with me for a lifetime.
Thank you.
Nice work boys 👌
@@martinauclair5154 We just followed the master!
Thank you.
Each one of these videos have been so enjoyable Rick. Definitely appreciate all the content created by all of you. Hope you and everyone out their has a great weekend.
@@millerdetailing4176 Thanks so much. I am having myself a great weekend. I’m putting my touch on a wicked GT3RS as we speak.
Thank you.
Yvan was my favourite when he was at Optimum. His knowledge was outstanding and made everything look so easy.
He has had a very strong influence on me. He really is a good person that wants to help people. You can see it in his words and actions. There is no hidden agenda with this man. He is just a good guy. Thanks for watching.
Thank you.
Lots of fun was had by all!
@@diydetailofficial It was a fantastic weekend. I bet our friend Pan had a lot on his mind that weekend with the impending launch of CLEAN. Very exciting times for all.
@@RADGaragehe didn’t spill the beans.
He was a true professional. I could tell he was a bit distracted at times. I would tell a real "knee slapper" of a joke and his head was in the clouds!
Yvan; one question. After the WSR process, would it still be necessary to use a panel prep before applying protection? Thanks.
@@b374mxgonly for a ceramic coating
Rick... I do both styles of washes. For my own vehicles, I do a foam wash once or twice a yearand then rinseless the rest if the time. In my detailing venture, I do foam washes and/or rinseless, depending on how dirty the vehicle is when I start.
I am going to do my best to incorporate this method into my process, if and when it makes sense. My beloved SQ5 gets so dirty here, so I always feel like a thick frothy blanket of foam is my best option, but I am going to be more discriminating moving forward and really try to look for those opportunities to incorporate the rinse less method when the situation arises. Thanks for watching, Ron. You are such a supportive viewer and I really appreciate it.
It's fine Rick, I love foam too. I have been impressed with cleaning power of rinseless though!
@@FineDetailingAZ That’s where I’m at. I see value in both methods. I just derive so much pleasure when I capture foam footage on camera. It still mesmerizes me after all these years. There are times where I just need to wash my car, and I think I will be more open to the rinse less method in those circumstances.
@@RADGarage agreed!
Very good video Rick! Loved the unsure look on your face you presented a couple of times lol. Hope you enjoyed the experience with the rinseless wash. I just washed my wife’s car with that product for the first time and really enjoyed it. And I’m like you are…I love my foam cannon and spraying foam. Thank you again for all you do! Love your content!
I get the process, but I like my way better. That said, I may have to give this a shot when the conditions are right. It is a bit much using a full cannon of foam and bucket of soapy when the car has nothing more than a layer of dust on it.
The decon towel + iron remover is a game changer for me. Did it a few weeks ago and it was so quick and easy.
@@WolfAbarth I agree. When I think of how much time I spent mechanically and chemically decontaminating and now I do it in one single step.
Thank you.
I love the thick foam from the foam cannon. It's fun and the neighbors are wondering what I'm doing. I did order some DIY detail rinse-less wash and will be trying it out soon. It would make the weekly washes so much faster and less clean up at the end. Plus I want to try out that sponge.
@@donlarsenjr2332 That’s the spirit! Variety is the spice of life.
Man was this entertaining to watch! It was like you guys were learning a whole new trade at some points 😂. Too funny considering you guys are some of the best out there
I liked being taken on a educational journey. Unlike my actual university experience, I found I was understanding these lessons and having a good time!
Great video !!
Thanks. It was a lot of fun to be a part of a group project for once. Not my usual style of video, but this channel has always been about sharing my detailing and garage antics, so that's what I did.
Hello Rick after watching the video
I realized you are the best👌👍
It took you this long? 🤘
Rick, I’m still a traditional soap guy. Rinseless has some merits but I believe the methods you use are the way to go in our harsh Canadian climate.👍.
@@mikestefani7414 All methods have their merits. I’m pretty satisfied with my current process but it’s good to know what other options are out there.
Very good video.
Thank you my friend.
💯👍
My pleasure. Thanks for coming on my educational journey to Omaha with me!
Love DIYs rinse less wash but to be honest I’ve never tried it to wash my car yet, i do use for door jams though, I use it wiping down my interior and all through my house, awesome product, great video Rick 👍😁
Sounds like we are both in the same boat. I have experimented with a few rinseless washes over the years, but I tend to stick with my bread and butter foam/mitt method. I'll see about integrating this method into my process if and when the timing is right.
Thank you.
Came here for the car wash tutorial and was jolted back to ice cream with friends 😂 Now I’m hungry for tapatios Doritos and Archetype Coffee ice cream
@@HawkProDetailing The United States gets all the good stuff.
I think my favorite way to wash now is the way ec details does his hybrid wash with a pre wash from a foam cannon (built hamber or something along those lines) and then use a rinseless to contact wash. That way you get the satisfying foam and the quickness of rinseless.
Excellent
@@trentonbryan1649 I am going to have a hard time resisting the CarPro wool wash mitt I have become very attached to.
What should we do first, Rick ?
"FOAM, I like Foam" 🤣🤣🤣
That made me laugh !
Jokes aside, loved to see you ready to learn new detailing techniques.
Everyone knows we do learn everyday, either from elder or younger.
That could be a good definition of humility to me, to be honest.
I strongly believe good people attract good people and I am so happy and proud to be a "member" of this amazing TH-cam channel 😉.
Always a pleasure when the bell rings for new content, on YT and Instagram (yeah, I finally joined 😁)
Stay RAD my friend
Gregg
Haha. We like what we like. I learned a lot from this project and it will be interesting to see if any of these methods creep into my workflow. Still, having an opportunity to learn from a man that has been doing this for decades was an amazing experience and I learned so much. Great to see you on Instagram. I like it so much more than Facebook.
I love foam too!!! I will put rinseless in a foam cannon from time to time-just for the experience of the foam cannon-it’s not the same but it suffices…although don’t tell Yvan that…he’d cringe 😬 lol great video!!!!
@@DetailsNMe The thing I appreciate most about Yvan and his approach, is he doesn’t insist people do things his way. He has his processes, but he has never criticized or put my way down. He just gives people food for thought.
I miss the reverse foaming action though!
@@ssturbosmart I wish I could have found a way!
I’m confident Rick will find a trick, like the dirt entering the sponge from the bucket
Sounds like a fun challenge!
This is great stuff. I am looking into getting the perforated “clay” (not clay) towel , but the shipping costs stinks more than iron remover
Shipping costs, taxes, duties, fees, etc are such a pain.
Rick, you are a unit. I bet you was a tank playing hockey 🏒
@@Carlos.Rivera I was skinny and afraid of the pick according to the scouts.
Hey Yvan are we supposed to flip the towel and use all 4 sides while decontaminating a vehicle? I thought we just use 1 side per vehicle similar to the WSR process but that’s what I took from this section 23:20
That's my takeaway as well. Use all sides of the towel, then rinse.
That's a great video. I really like videos like this. You have a lot of experience in car detailing. I wanted to ask you, do you consider this kind of removal of metal flecks from the car body safe for the paint? I wanted to clean my car, but I don't have the opportunity to polish it afterwards.
@@vadimyevdokymov7216 Thanks for watching and for the question. I do believe that the correct and proper usage of the DIY Detail perforated synthetic clay towel and their Iron Remover is a safe and efficient way of decontaminating the paint. I have done it many times and mostly followed with a polish, but I have also used this method to rejuvenate my ceramic coating. You just have to quarter the towel and be thoughtful in your approach.
As a DIY enthusiast (taking care of my two personal vehicles), I either do a “Rinseless” wash, which I use no hose at all for a maintenance wash or a full Foam/Rinse/Foam/Etc wash if the vehicle is really dirty.
For me, if I’m pulling out the pressure washer and hose, I’m going full Foam!! :)
Question: With Rinseless and All-Clean pre-treat…is it ok to use the decon towel to help remove bugs from the front of the vehicle???
Side note: 3 rinses in the “rinse less” method doesn’t seem fair. Personally (and completely my opinion), Rinseless is for zero hose use.
Thanks for the content Rick!!…a fellow foam lover.
Lots to unpack there. There are definitely occasions where the foam cannon is coming out. I have recently picked up some foaming and continuous sprayers from Marolex so if and when I decide to do a rinseless, the PW can simply observe. As for using the Decon towel to remove bugs, as long as it was cleaned thoroughly after I don't see why not. In this video, we went one rinse further than necessary since we extended the scope to include a decon along with a water-spot-removal. But, point taken. Yvan makes the point often that rinse "less" washes don't mean no rinsing, just less. It seems everyone has their own take on the process.
@@RADGarage Hey Rick, thanks for the explanation and the thoughtful reply. I’m still feeling my way and trying to decide which method(s) I like best (for my inside the garage during winter washes) and can achieve with my current tools. I am looking into an IK foamer/sprayer but will also checkout Marolex too.
You throw weather and garage challenges into the mix, it gets a bit tricky for sure.
Thanks again Rick, couple of questions for Yvan if I may? I have the DIY Detail Rinseless original (yet to try it). What are the differences between it and V2, and are either of them as good on glass as ONR is? Many thanks
I'll "ping" Yvan so he can provide you with the answers you seek. I am fortunate he is such a strong supporter of my channel and takes the time to pursue my comment section.
Sorry for the delay in responding. The changes are incremental, your V1 is still a great rinse less product.
Both work great for glass, diluted 256/1
Thanks Yvan. What's the best way for viewers to ask you questions so you don't have to spend all your day lurking in my comments?
@@diydetailofficial many thanks Yvan 👍
@@RADGarage thanks again Rick, yes Yvan is very supportive and proactive. It’s a gift, when you love your work like that, it’s not work 😎
My car does very little mileage, so I've been using rinseless often over the summer (a true no rise wash). I still try and give it a regular soap wash at lease one a month just to get the wheels and arches really clean.
@@WolfAbarth I am going to introduce this method into my process when it makes sense. My car gets so super dirty here, though. Even in the summer.
Rinseless has it's place for sure. I use it in winter mostly when access to a hose at my house is not available, but i pre rinse at a pay and spray first to get salt/sand etc off, then i come home and do my rinseless with bucket and sponge and i.k sprayer, then dry with my 1500. I go between Absolute and RRW for my rinseless. But summer, i do soap wash with Stjrnagloss.
You have it down to a science! I guess for me, with the ability to conduct a soapy bucket wash, I have just never really felt the need to incorporate a rinse less method, but I think I will just to add a little spice. Plus, lord knows, I have a LOT of DIY Detail Rinseless Wash. Enough to definitely last the rest of my lifetime! Thanks for watching!
@@RADGarage I still love my soap washes, if i can do them, i stick to it, but winter is the season i have no choice to use rinseless, anything to not have to go to a dreaded car wash, i hate car washes!!!!
I have been fortunate. When we first moved back to Canada from overseas, we had a condo right next door to a coin-operated wash and then we moved into this house where I quickly learned I could wash inside if I played my cards right. But, I can completely empathize with your situation. For many people, for various reasons, the rinseless method provides a great solution.
Hello Rad i hope you will doing a full review on Pan's new detailing range soon.
@@ilikechickensausages2075 I will gladly feature them in action. Full reviews aren’t really my thing. I like doing more than I like talking!
@@RADGarage Sounds good!
I used the DIY Rinseless, being sure to use the proper dilution, but it seems to leave streaks on the glass. Do I need to dry it right away after washing? Or can I do the rest of the car first and then come back and dry?
It’s best to towel dry before it air drys
How does the effectiveness of DIY Detail Rinseless compare to P&S Absolute. I love how absolute works & smells but haven’t tried DIY Rinseless yet
@@JC-3410 I wish I had an answer for you. I have only used a handful of Rinseless washes. I do hear people raving about Absolute. I’m sure someone has done a comparison.
Iron remover that also doubles as a clay lube, nice!
@@tundrawhisperer4821 It’s an easy and effective method.
Not all iron removers
@@diydetailofficial Why is that?
@@tundrawhisperer4821the components, some contain solvents, others are too agressive, most do not contain surfactants to lubricate.
@@diydetailofficial got it. Would this make it a less effective iron remover with surfactants in the mix? Thx
You can foam incredible suds first to have that foam satisfaction. Rinse off. Then use the rinseless wash method.
Wheels and tires just use the traditional method.
Personal , I just use the rinseless as a pre treat. Then rinse off with a hose. Then proceed with the rinseless method. Saves a lot on water and time.
@@rayvalero8580 It’s good to have options. It will be interesting to see what (if any) changes come to my process. I have a beautiful Porsche in the garage and I’m currently running through my options.
When is Yvan doing training for detailers again and where
@@TheMobileDetailShop1296 Let’s hope he comes around and answers your question.
Thanks for all the emotional support I really needed it when putting that sponge back in a dirty bucket. 😂😂
@@CarsWithKeav I got you, brother.
lol
9:12 So is a rinse after a pre treatment absolutely necessary? Some people live in apartments that don’t have access to a hose. Depending on how dirty it is… pretreat, and then wash with the sponge?
It’s definitely not necessary(For rinse-less). Especially if you’re an apartment dweller. Just pre spray and start your contact wash. I use a battery powered Ryobi power washer to get off light dirt and start my contact wash. Sorry, assuming it’s all clean, you definitely want to rinse that off, I may have read your comment wrong.
Like Yvan mentioned, there's no wrong way and there's no right way. You just want to ensure you are being as careful and methodical as possible. In the TH-cam world, you will get flamed pretty quick if you take anything that looks like a chance, but in real life, do what works for you under the conditions you are dealing with. I won't judge!
If you feel comfortable doing it, then go for it.
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I like to start by using the foam cannon and incredible suds. I foam the whole car and let it dwell for a couple of minutes. I then have a 5-gallon bucket of DIY Rinse-Less Wash V2 that I syphon with the pressure washer to rinse all the suds away. Now my car is gritless and rinse-less coated. I can use the sponge to contact wash the car, while drying each section at a time once I finish the contact. That is my hybrid wash method.
@@DizConnected That is a very ingenious process. I can definitely take some inspiration from it. Thanks for sharing.
@@RADGarage Thank you! Your more than welcome to do a video on this method if so inclined. I actually use rinse-less for all stages, meaning I spread the foam from the foam cannon using water from my 5-gallon bucket of rinse-less. Then I rinse the suds with the same 5-gallon bucket. If I really want to use spotless water with this method, I don't have a DI system, instead I go to my local grocery store with my 5-gallon buck and fill it using the reverse osmosis drinking water dispenser machine for 000-005 TDS water, the water from my tap at home is really good at 050 TDS. The pressure washer I use is a RYOBI 40v 1500 PSI. I wanted a pressure washer that I could take anywhere, but it had to run on batteries, so no generator needed, and it had to syphon water from a bucket, no tank or hose needed.
After watching this, I realized I made an error with putting my microfiber towel soaked in WSR in my waterless wash bucket with the sponge. Good to know in the future.
@@DavidRuiz-nb9fh I learned all kinds of subtle lessons too.
thanks for the video ! nice to see you not in your confort zone (foam foam foam )lol have a nice day !
@@marteaubu It’s always fun for me to see new ways of doing things. How much of this will change what I normally do, only time will tell.
Where can i get a keg sprayer.
@@salp31390 Where are you located?
Holy cow I didn’t think I would get a response. I am in Orange County California you guys need to visit. What a great surprise getting a response 😊 you guys really inspire me. Thanks so much for all you do.
Hey man, I am just a one-man-operation, but I do my best to respond to each and every comment left on my channel. If you are interested in a detailing "keg" I would highly suggest reaching out to my friends at www.detailkegs.com. I don't have any discount code or affiliate link, but tell them Rick from RAD Garage referred you and I bet they will give you some RAD service! 🤘
@@RADGarage thanks dude you’re a true inspiration love your work and videos I really appreciate your lessons and advice. Thanks
I love that kind of positive feedback. It really means a lot and inspires me to keep putting out my content.
Rick, Did you get a chance to try Yvan’s new creeper? If so, will you be buying one for your RAD garage? Take care, Tony
@@tony8354586 I did not like that creeper. For me, my body doesn’t bend that way but he was rolling around in the thing like a rambunctious toddler.
He tried it, but not long enough to get the swing of it.
I was aware of the expenses associated with a hospital stay in the US so I opted to play it safe!
Awesome content guys! Already subscribed to everyone here. Will try to remember to click those links on your channel in the future to help out :)
Every click helps! Thanks for stopping by. I must admit, I wasn't a regular viewer of Keav, but seeing this man "cook". I am now a big fan! It goes without saying that Yvan is an amazing man. He has been a massive supporter of mine and I cannot thank him enough for including me in this fantastic weekend!
Has anyone ever tried using rinseless solution as their 2nd bucket rinse solution in a 2 bucket wash method
@@JC-3410 interesting. Just for another layer of cleaning power.
It might be overkill, but i do. Thinking mainly is releasing any dirt and debris from your wash media with more certainty. I even use it in my wheel bucket.
You got my mind racing!
@@RADGarage Rick, putting up with all the weather elements in your area , you do a fantastic job keeping the Audi pristine!
It's a never-ending battle, let me tell you.
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Спасибо за вашу постоянную поддержку моего канала.
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Glad you stopped by. I hope you enjoyed the show!
That is a neat seat/kneeler that Yvan used while cleaning the wheels and tires. Where did he source that?
@@kenmartin756 That is Yvan’s own brainchild. He was rolling around in that thing like a maniac. I think he’s going to bring it to market at some point.
I Hate Waist! The multi-use MF Towels is my preference, because any left over "Clean" solution will be used next time. With 1 gallon of mix, you can get multiple washes out of the solution. Since your dipping the dirty sponge back into solution, it is only good for 1 wash, in my opinion. For me, "It's All About the Bang for the Buck".
I see your point about maintaining a perfectly clean wash bucket. If you are conducting washes on a regular basis, being smart about your resources is important. I think I may be on the other spectrum of the "bang for the buck" strategy. I guess we all have our lanes. Thanks for stopping by, my friend. I always appreciate your feedback and insights.
@@RADGarage With your time restraints, a rinseless is the way to go. I too experience harsh winters here in the Midwest, my cars will get once a week baths in my garage during the winter months. I am unable to use a hose then, so rinseless is a great alternative.
If you rinse after the WSR aren't you introducing new minerals. Or was that DI water? Or in one rinse it wouldn't be significant. I guess you are drying.
@@TraconWizard That’s a great question that I won’t pretend to know the answer to. I will see if Yvan can chime in.
No significant impact since your drying towel is working for you.
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Im astounded that Canada would let Rick leave the country. I’d imagine not one Canadian would sleep at night knowing he was gone. On second thought; I’m pretty sure they secretly recreated the Omaha studio in Canada and filmed this there. That would make the most sense to me. Canada is so smart. Thanks for keeping Rick safe 🇨🇦
@@hippopotimusstew You know too much. 🤫
@@RADGarage 😅🤐
Nobody is safe under a Trudeau regime. How that psycho keeps getting votes is beyond belief.
Emporers new clothes
@@staceybirch5716 Confusing comment.
@@RADGarage if I have to get my pressure washer out to use it, I'm doing a "normal clean" - complete zero value.
@@staceybirch5716 Yeah, no one forces me to do anything against my will. Some people like this method so much they don’t use the more traditional bucket style wash. To each their own.
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Wearing gloves the whole time would just leave my hands shriveled up! Soaking in water and different chemicals can’t be good either. Those gloves don’t keep water out.
@@tundrawhisperer4821 I usually remove at the hand wash stage.
If water is not a lubricant, why do they have those danger wet floor signs? Ice is made from water too and it is also low friction. Ever see an ice skater try it without water? Sorry if I’m being a hater. 35:16
@@therealmatthewsmith I stay out of the science conversations. I’m a Humanities teacher!
Not to be that guy, but is it not 1:256? product first then water?
@@WolfAbarth Ha! I was wondering the same thing myself.
Most dilutions are expressed as water/product
Whichever way you say it, if you try 256 parts rinseless wash to 1 part water, you’ll know VERY quickly, that’s the wrong mixture. 😂
@@diydetailofficial Wikipedia says :
' In a solution with a 1:5 dilution ratio, entails combining 1 unit volume of solute (the material to be diluted) with 5 unit volumes of the solvent to give 6 total units of total volume.'
This may be a UK/US thing
It could definitely be a regional thing. I like using the solute first since that's the number I need to stick in my brain. I am the worst with remembering dilution ratios.
Get the man microphone. Geez
What do you mean? We were all mic'd up, but there was some background noise that somewhat compromised the audio quality. There was a big air conditioner operating in the background.
No matter how many times I watch rinse less videos, Its just not for me. In fairness though you guys did plenty of rinsing !
I'm very much the same. Besides being able to dry after the contact wash with the sponge, I don't see a huge savings in time. But, I have to be fair, and try the method out a few times. Maybe there's little things I can incorporate into my preferred routine. Time will tell.