Mentions super special microfiber towels with special grit rating multiple times - “i’m not gonna tell you where I get then from i’ll get to it another time” dude it takes 5 seconds to spit out a website i’m not watching 10 different videos from you to find out what towels you like
You are my favorite detail reviewer on TH-cam. Thank you for this informative video, Scott. I will have to try this method when the weather gets better.
That’s a great process and the Hydroshot allows for use without a power source. But 3:1 Super Clean on good paint seems a little harsh since you’ve recommended it 4:1 on tires and engine bays which require much more aggressive cleaning.. It’s commonly used 10:1 on interiors, so I’d be more comfortable using Super Clean as a car pre-wash maybe 8:1 to 6:1.
Very informative. I’m new to the detailing world. What is the name of the little sprayer you are using and where can. It be purchased? Thanks for you assistance
Scott, what would be the effect of using super-clean this way on a coated vehicle? Would it degrade the coating quickly of mar its finish? I understand you saying "who cares" if it strips the previous wax since you are going to reapply a sealant after the wash, but I would not want to shorten the lifespan of a coating that was likely a significant investment.
each coating is different..some coatings can be affected by a high alkaline cleaner so you need to be careful..always ask the coating company directly if you can use a non ph degreaser or soap on your coating
hello scott? So would you say it's safe to use a degreaser such as Super Clean on vehicles paint as a pre-treat to loosen up all the dirt and grime and be able to rinse it off? Thanks!
Daniel Ontiveros he used it diluted 3-1 so yes in that form it is safe but I wouldn’t recommend using it without diluting cause if it was safe he would have done so. Diluting also saves product which saves money and super clean is such a strong degreaser that it’s still very affective for what he wants to achieve.
Hold on that wasnt a neccesary step. He just talked about it as a step to take it a bit beyond just the rinseless wash. Then he went and used the rinseless solution. It wasnt the key step.
Daryl Ramos That’s not a pressure washer. He’s demonstrated the Hydroshot a number of times in previous videos. He explained the basic scenario at 8:10, as he’s demonstrated before for folks with no water or power hookups. Plus the definition of rinseless wash only means rinseless WASH, a means of reducing water.
Been using ONR for years. Gary Dean method for me FTW. I understand what you're saying about getting good MF's dirty but I'm not a pro and just use the Costco ones and they work like a champ in this application. To me it's just the safest method since you never are going back into the "dirty" water. Just my opinon and appricate you taking the time showing your method too. Cheers.
@@latinace1981 the problem is not the soap. you'll get water spots all over the car after rinsing dirt off the car with water. Under 100 degrees, the water will dry quickly than you think.
So the big red sponge won't get behind his mirror or inside his door handle? It gets behind mine without issue. Hmm.. I wonder if he tried squeezing it LOL?
When doing maintenance washing on cars with a lot of dirt and highway oils, it seems to be that you will always need to use a strong enough cleaner (such as SuperClean or Purple Power) which will always strip away some of any sealant you use on the car (such as a ceramic coating). Neutral pH washes simply won’t remove the highway residue left on the car, they only remove the surface dust. So you always have to reapply sealant to the car. As such, it make little sense to use an expensive ceramic sealant that supposedly would last 2-3 years on a car only to have the strong cleaner strip it away. It makes better sense to more often use (with the maintenance washes) a less expensive but durable sealant/wash that can last between the wash frequency - particularly if the sealant is very easy and quick to apply.
Use power clean and you can ONR right over it I know this is a old video. But i use the BRS and a couple 500 gsm towel. Pre treat with Power clean 5:1, rinse or go over with ONR, first wipe with bRS, 2nd wipe with wet but wrung out MF towel. Opti seal then dry with drying towel. If the car is not that dirty i do two passes with the BRS before drying.
OK Folks, we are going to do a rinseless wash. Lets get started... go ahead and get your high pressure washer out and.... Great channel Scott, I've learned a lot from yoy. Love your Luxury Microfibers as well!
Thank you. The key is using a 1 gallon pump sprayer filled with SuperClean at a 3:1 dilution with distilled water (or any other more effective diluted cleaner such as Purple Power) to emulsify the dirt and debris which you can then rinse off with water (in your case using less than 1 gallon using a battery operated pressure washer). This Pre-Cleans the car so you can do the actual wash with the Rinseless Wash (ONR in this case) to remove any remaining dirt on the car while skipping the final rinse step (since you are using a. Rinseless cleaner). Then you reapply a sealant (if you are doing maintenance) to the car. The 1 gallon pump can be prepared with SuperClean and stored until needed for the wash. It seems far more convenient and efficient to do this than using a foam gun with pressure washer.
Thank you very informative and helpful tutorial video. I have hard water at the house and was looking for a vid like this. Please make more vids this was so helpful
EXACTLY! Couldn’t figure out a way to rip you off and personally make a cut so shit on other companies product and crickets on his “better” alternative.
I'm getting confused - I love all the practical advice about low cost products to use to truly clean car surfaces, but is it Super Clean Degreaser or Purple Power Heavy-Duty Vehicle and Boat Pressure Wash Concentrate that is more strongly preferred and why? One is preferred for foam cannon application and the other by bucket'n'mitt hand application?
Another great video as always Scott! Thank you for the knowledge! Now, PLEASE, let us know how you wash the wheels and tires. I ask because just yesterday I used ONR for the first time, and absolutely love it, but before I washed the paint, I did the wheels and tires as I always do first in the regular fashion with my power washer. Let us in o master detailer, and the towels too please! Take care Scott!
Slightly better cleaning ability, preform better in direct sunlight, dry better without using a drying aid. Honestly, not worth the cost difference too me, ONR & Opti-Seal just work. Nothing to get crazy and overthink about. The system Scott uses in this video absolutely works wonderfully. :)
Question: Is this method better than using the Krause and Becker paint sprayer kit, i noticed the hydroshot was used in this video. Any feedback welcome.
It’s not necessarily better. The point of using the Hydroshot is that it doesn’t require any power or water hookups and is a natural fit for people who may be using rinseless washes, like at apartments.
Also in my country and my city there are NO mobile detailers, it is not famus the mobile detailing because the 90% are apartments. Maybe this.lesson help my to add this methode, it in the future to my plans to start a business here in Athens witch is very different world than yours...and i.over think it because if the small bying public ,it is very rear the public use detailers...they 99% dont know what is detailing.only some detail shops for 40euros ..paint correction!!!and theproblem that most have apartments and very few garages in common in the buildings......and i dont know how to add mobile detail business to this world.... ...any tips suggetions.or thoughts...of your wisdom....will be most welcome...thanks Scott
So excellent - 2021 and still totally on target. To save some bucks you could use another cheaper solution to seal the paint at the end as Opti Seal will run $5 or more per car used this way, but the method is good, fast, easy, and you can carry a jug of water anywhere to get it done.
Oh Scott, thanks for this video. I was doing this this past week although what I did was a little different. I was using Wolfgang Uber Rinseless wash and this type of wash mitt albeit in red color and without the Super Clean. I did panel by panel and when the whole car was dry I followed with Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish. Everything makes sense.
3:1 superclean pre-soak seems really frickin strong for paint. I love it and use it on wheels, tires, engine bay, carpets, other durable surfaces, but never tried it on my paint out of fear of it being too strong. Maybe 10:1 would still work and be effective. Your purple power vehicle and boat wash would probably be a better pre-soak option maybe? That's what I'd do at least.
Try Poorboys Bug Squash as a traffic film remover. It can be diluted and really softens up the salt and grime here in the north east. I leave it soak for 5 mins before rinsing it off, then go in with rinseless method. All of their products can be used in direct sunlight!
I use a similar method Except One pump sprayer with distilled water and very little ONR, and a small pump sprayer with my favorite car soap. Let it soak for a bit. Rinse it with the other pump sprayer to remove the soap and any loose dirt. And then use the bucket of onr and microfiber wash mitt to wash. Works very well
Thanks Scott. You're great! Great results and awesome testing to prove your point! So I always have a question for all your videos. Lol... Which is your favorite Rinseless Wash Solution if it isn't ONR?
Scott I have the guys at esoteric car care telling me that I shouldn't use ONR on my Miyabe/ISM paint coating on my Maserati MC. Only two bucket then using only Kamikaze overcoat to top up. I HATE the two bucket method. Too much effort and work. I prefer ONR with distilled water in the comfort of my garage.I used it on my previous BLACK sports car coated with Cquartz for two years and it was amazing Are they just trying to push their products? Thoughts? I know you won't hold back.
You can debate the pressure wash system,because your sheering dirt off the car at 2000 psi then dragging it across the entire car,then soap doesn’t have the same lubricity as ONR,then water is a solvent so when you are done,with just water sitting on the car alone,is harder to dry than ONR,so you will be dragging your towel multiple times on the car to dry it,with onr one or two passes with the towel its dry.
Scott, unrelated to the video, how do you feel about mixing products? I’ve just got a load of soaps( Meguiars:Goldclass, Ultimate wash and wax, wash plus, Chemical Guys glossworkz, and purple power) spray waxes(Meguiars carnauba, ultimate), liquid waxes(Meguiars cleaner wax, carnauba, and white wax),and a few sealant products(Meguiars fast finish, and paint protect) I’ve just got a lot of stuff growing old and wasting on the shelf. Do you have any tips or advice? Thanks.
Is this rinseless? Can i work with this method inside a garage, i guess not. Only if i have some system to drain the water used with the “high” pressure.
If you can use.the worx...why using worx+.onr+ super clean in the first place doing 2 steps, and not using worx + purple power. Instead.of s.clean+onr. ????or other tfr. Shoap?????
You say you dont have power or water but you still use your pressure washer? But i still want to use my apc how can i do thag without pressure washer rinsing thag off?
Hi Scott I know this question is not about rinseless washing but I am new to detailing and I only do my car and family’s but I love spending hours detailing in fact I love it almost as much as I love to driving my car. Scott i never really new what orange Peeling was . I do now ! I have 2017 Camaro ss and I was looking at the paint And I got it in just the right light and then I saw it. It looks just like the skin of a orange my question is it in the base coat or the clear coat if it’s in the clear I am assuming I could puff it out ?and is there any thing you could tell me about what I can do. now don’t get me wrong it still looks good but after watching your channel I know it could look a lot better thanks for your help
I've developed a wash media system with ONR that nobody mentions. I use the Big Red Sponge, which has cuts in it and makes it far more effective than the yellow sponge in your demo, and 1 microfiber towel. The sponge covers a lot of surface area and makes washing quicker while the microfiber towel allows me to get into nooks and crannies. This seems to work very will for me. I fully agree with your pre rinse method. I've started to use my citrus APC when I will be waxing or sealing the vehicle after the wash. If it's a maintenance wash, I pre-rinse with ONR.
I love the videos. Youve given me the confidence to buy the HF polisher and some lake country and Jescar stuff. But being in WI im not sure what washing videos apply to me and my brand new Hyundai.
I want to start a detailing buissnes in a couple months can I still make good money detailing with a helper so two of us working or not recommended. Concern is would we have to wash twice the cars
so apparently rinse less wash means you do not rinse while washing but rinse after washing which is what you always do so is rinse less just a gimmick >
Just found your videos and subscribed. My question is the Super Clean ration. 3 parts water to 1 part Super Clean or 3 parts Super Clean to 1 part water? Thanks!
Although this is an old video hope you address my question. I never used Purple Power before, would "HYPER TOUGH 2OV CORDLESS 1 GALLON SPRAYER" be sufficient enough to rinse Purple Power OR maybe wiping it off with just water? (I am in water-restricted area and instead of using WORKX, I am considering cordless sprayer with less water usage if it works with PP). Just thinking, what about diluting PP till it can still clean traffic film and wipe off with ONR?)
Very good ideas I will use this process. In Phoenix we don't alwash have a lot of rain so I can use onr but when it does now I have a better option. Let us know your towel company. 😁
Wow! So its 'natural' that dust and dirt and such WILL fall or sling onto my nicely prepped and sealed paint. My '63 Chrysler Imperial Le Baron needed a lot of detail. Anyhoo...the fact that nature will 'punish' me (dirt, etc), even if the car just sits, simply means I NEED TO CONTINUE TO 1) SOMEWHAT DESTROY ALL THE WORK I SPENT AND 2) MAINTAIN AS YOUR VIDEO SHOWS VERY WELL. Who'dah thunk? Cap's = OUY VEY!!! Frankly I thought sealants protect the paint from such as this Super Clean prep wash. By 'protect' I mean: a light wash with Super Clean WILL NOT degenerate the sealant. NOT TRUE (I am a dumb bell) .Scott: this 'keeping the car clean' is virtually insane! No wonder folks resort to 'living with the dirt'!!!! Interesting thought: LEARN TO APPRECIATE YOUR DIRTY CAR!!! Know it still gets you to point B and the A/C still works, in spite of the 'nature loves me...it dirties my car'! Do the .me too, touchless car wash often. Or...have the local Detail Pro on retainer to come 'on demand' and fix my dirty car! But....I have a bad attitude! No...I am just disillusioned,
Mentions super special microfiber towels with special grit rating multiple times - “i’m not gonna tell you where I get then from i’ll get to it another time” dude it takes 5 seconds to spit out a website i’m not watching 10 different videos from you to find out what towels you like
No one else will say it but he comes off as an arrogant douchebag
Did we ever find out where he gets those microfiber towels ?
You are my favorite detail reviewer on TH-cam. Thank you for this informative video, Scott. I will have to try this method when the weather gets better.
I love this guy! A true pro, honest, and always looking for ways to save money! Also loves to debunk fancy products!!
That’s a great process and the Hydroshot allows for use without a power source. But 3:1 Super Clean on good paint seems a little harsh since you’ve recommended it 4:1 on tires and engine bays which require much more aggressive cleaning.. It’s commonly used 10:1 on interiors, so I’d be more comfortable using Super Clean as a car pre-wash maybe 8:1 to 6:1.
What do mean good paint like not dirty at all?
Scott, Love your vids very informative. Where do you get your 16x16 630 GSM towels and what Steamer do you use for interior cleaning..Thank you
Very informative. I’m new to the detailing world. What is the name of the little sprayer you are using and where can. It be purchased? Thanks for you assistance
Thanks scott as always great video
Super clean on paint is a no no period !!!
Can you please put links to everything you use please
Scott, what would be the effect of using super-clean this way on a coated vehicle? Would it degrade the coating quickly of mar its finish? I understand you saying "who cares" if it strips the previous wax since you are going to reapply a sealant after the wash, but I would not want to shorten the lifespan of a coating that was likely a significant investment.
each coating is different..some coatings can be affected by a high alkaline cleaner so you need to be careful..always ask the coating company directly if you can use a non ph degreaser or soap on your coating
Got it, thanks Scott.
Wont the super clean strip any protection on the car?
If the protection is weak or old it can.
hello scott? So would you say it's safe to use a degreaser such as Super Clean on vehicles paint as a pre-treat to loosen up all the dirt and grime and be able to rinse it off? Thanks!
Daniel Ontiveros he used it diluted 3-1 so yes in that form it is safe but I wouldn’t recommend using it without diluting cause if it was safe he would have done so. Diluting also saves product which saves money and super clean is such a strong degreaser that it’s still very affective for what he wants to achieve.
Super clean is a degreaser. If you want to strip the wax off your paint with sodium hydroxide (lye), then by all means spray it all over your car.
Howard Stern?
Well done Scott, I do like this method and will be doing something similar.
awesome my friend:)..thanks for your support and much love my friend:)
If your car isn’t that dirty, then this is many steps, not necessary, for “maintenance washes”.
Looks like someone beat you to the cleaning
100 degrees sometimes? LOL More like 100+ all Summer. We had a cold front the other day and we all loved it, and it was only 100.
Just went to Lowe's and bought the platform
Yeah towels scott!!! Asap lol
And where is the pro? naaah just kidding
i know right..lol
"I'm gonna show you how to do a rinseless wash!"
PULLS OUT POWER WASHER.... 🤦🏽♂️
Daryl Ramos Rinseless means you don't rinse the solution off.
Duh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Agreed, this is dumb lol.
Hold on that wasnt a neccesary step. He just talked about it as a step to take it a bit beyond just the rinseless wash. Then he went and used the rinseless solution. It wasnt the key step.
Daryl Ramos That’s not a pressure washer. He’s demonstrated the Hydroshot a number of times in previous videos. He explained the basic scenario at 8:10, as he’s demonstrated before for folks with no water or power hookups. Plus the definition of rinseless wash only means rinseless WASH, a means of reducing water.
Been using ONR for years. Gary Dean method for me FTW. I understand what you're saying about getting good MF's dirty but I'm not a pro and just use the Costco ones and they work like a champ in this application. To me it's just the safest method since you never are going back into the "dirty" water. Just my opinon and appricate you taking the time showing your method too. Cheers.
Does it work well in 100 degree heat
@@latinace1981 Yep, no problem.
I also use the Costco microfiber towels. Have not had any issues with them they work great.
How many GSM are the costco MF towels?
@@latinace1981 the problem is not the soap. you'll get water spots all over the car after rinsing dirt off the car with water. Under 100 degrees, the water will dry quickly than you think.
Perfect method for show cars at events too, well worded and clear video. 10/10.
So the big red sponge won't get behind his mirror or inside his door handle? It gets behind mine without issue. Hmm.. I wonder if he tried squeezing it LOL?
When doing maintenance washing on cars with a lot of dirt and highway oils, it seems to be that you will always need to use a strong enough cleaner (such as SuperClean or Purple Power) which will always strip away some of any sealant you use on the car (such as a ceramic coating). Neutral pH washes simply won’t remove the highway residue left on the car, they only remove the surface dust. So you always have to reapply sealant to the car. As such, it make little sense to use an expensive ceramic sealant that supposedly would last 2-3 years on a car only to have the strong cleaner strip it away. It makes better sense to more often use (with the maintenance washes) a less expensive but durable sealant/wash that can last between the wash frequency - particularly if the sealant is very easy and quick to apply.
Those cleaners will not strip a ceramic coat. It may remove those removable spray on ceramic coats though
So it's not necessary to agitate the super clean while on the paint? Is that enough by letting it dwell as a traffic film remover?
Use power clean and you can ONR right over it
I know this is a old video. But i use the BRS and a couple 500 gsm towel. Pre treat with Power clean 5:1, rinse or go over with ONR, first wipe with bRS, 2nd wipe with wet but wrung out MF towel. Opti seal then dry with drying towel. If the car is not that dirty i do two passes with the BRS before drying.
OK Folks, we are going to do a rinseless wash. Lets get started... go ahead and get your high pressure washer out and....
Great channel Scott, I've learned a lot from yoy. Love your Luxury Microfibers as well!
You dont use the microfiber towels cuz you dont want to stain them😂? What the f**k did you buy them for then😂😂😂
Thank you. The key is using a 1 gallon pump sprayer filled with SuperClean at a 3:1 dilution with distilled water (or any other more effective diluted cleaner such as Purple Power) to emulsify the dirt and debris which you can then rinse off with water (in your case using less than 1 gallon using a battery operated pressure washer). This Pre-Cleans the car so you can do the actual wash with the Rinseless Wash (ONR in this case) to remove any remaining dirt on the car while skipping the final rinse step (since you are using a. Rinseless cleaner). Then you reapply a sealant (if you are doing maintenance) to the car. The 1 gallon pump can be prepared with SuperClean and stored until needed for the wash. It seems far more convenient and efficient to do this than using a foam gun with pressure washer.
The "Scott who sounds like Howard Stern and Ray Ramano" method....Ha ha
I like it!!!!
i love it..lol
man... i hate white cars when demoing these products...cant see a fking thing
This guy is compulsive talker. unbelievable.
Which Rinseless product do you prefer over the ONR?
Detailed Image’s microfiber towels? 👍😊
It’s been 3 years and you knew what you were talking about love your videos had to rewatch your videos for fun
I think of you as my #1 YouTbr for getting some great tips on detailing. Keep those videos coming, Scott, don’t let us followers down.
Thank you very informative and helpful tutorial video. I have hard water at the house and was looking for a vid like this. Please make more vids this was so helpful
I couldn't watch after the 3:1 Super Clean on the paint pre-rinse and then pulling out a pressure washer... for a rinseless wash?! come on...
Lol agreed. Defeats the whole purpose. He might as well have done a full foam was already 😂
All these years and still no one knows where to get those towels from. 😓
China .. his own towels he now sells.
Probably too late but I found this exact one in red from O’Reilleys
EXACTLY! Couldn’t figure out a way to rip you off and personally make a cut so shit on other companies product and crickets on his “better” alternative.
I'm getting confused - I love all the practical advice about low cost products to use to truly clean car surfaces, but is it Super Clean Degreaser or Purple Power Heavy-Duty Vehicle and Boat Pressure Wash Concentrate that is more strongly preferred and why? One is preferred for foam cannon application and the other by bucket'n'mitt hand application?
"Rinseless wash"
Proceeds to rinse the car
???
Only rinses due to pretreading.
@@dustin3700 well yes but that’s not a rindless wash.
Another great video as always Scott! Thank you for the knowledge! Now, PLEASE, let us know how you wash the wheels and tires. I ask because just yesterday I used ONR for the first time, and absolutely love it, but before I washed the paint, I did the wheels and tires as I always do first in the regular fashion with my power washer. Let us in o master detailer, and the towels too please! Take care Scott!
Whats better than ONR? Thanks
Wolfgang Rinseless
American Detailer Wipeout
Mckee's Rinseless
But they're all more expensive then ONR. So you have to factor that in as well.
Trent Hallmark better how? Thanks for reply
Slightly better cleaning ability, preform better in direct sunlight, dry better without using a drying aid.
Honestly, not worth the cost difference too me, ONR & Opti-Seal just work. Nothing to get crazy and overthink about. The system Scott uses in this video absolutely works wonderfully. :)
@@hallmarksdetailingllc8078 the same carpro ech2o 1:200 :)
Question: Is this method better than using the Krause and Becker paint sprayer kit, i noticed the hydroshot was used in this video. Any feedback welcome.
It’s not necessarily better. The point of using the Hydroshot is that it doesn’t require any power or water hookups and is a natural fit for people who may be using rinseless washes, like at apartments.
What is the product that is better than ONR?
Have you found one yet
Hi Scott, will the super clean solution you used to pre-treat remove wax or sealant from the paint?
Also in my country and my city there are NO mobile detailers, it is not famus the mobile detailing because the 90% are apartments. Maybe this.lesson help my to add this methode, it in the future to my plans to start a business here in Athens witch is very different world than yours...and i.over think it because if the small bying public ,it is very rear the public use detailers...they 99% dont know what is detailing.only some detail shops for 40euros ..paint correction!!!and theproblem that most have apartments and very few garages in common in the buildings......and i dont know how to add mobile detail business to this world....
...any tips suggetions.or thoughts...of your wisdom....will be most welcome...thanks Scott
Folks, don’t over think the moment. Sorry folks. Great video!
So excellent - 2021 and still totally on target. To save some bucks you could use another cheaper solution to seal the paint at the end as Opti Seal will run $5 or more per car used this way, but the method is good, fast, easy, and you can carry a jug of water anywhere to get it done.
Do you ever include links to the products you use in these videos? Thx
Scott, love your stuff man, WHERE DID YOU GET THE TOWELS?
John, I am curious where he got the towels as well, I am sure that we will find out soon.
@@averagedetailer9908 Found out?
@@DubzieTVThanks
Oh Scott, thanks for this video. I was doing this this past week although what I did was a little different. I was using Wolfgang Uber Rinseless wash and this type of wash mitt albeit in red color and without the Super Clean. I did panel by panel and when the whole car was dry I followed with Meguiars Ultimate Fast Finish. Everything makes sense.
Can i use purple power instead of super clean and on a black car?
3:1 superclean pre-soak seems really frickin strong for paint. I love it and use it on wheels, tires, engine bay, carpets, other durable surfaces, but never tried it on my paint out of fear of it being too strong. Maybe 10:1 would still work and be effective. Your purple power vehicle and boat wash would probably be a better pre-soak option maybe? That's what I'd do at least.
Do you know the big red sponge has cross cuts on both sides to get into the nooks and cranny?
What products would you say is better than ONR?
Towel link please?
Nothing works better with ONR than the BRS.
Try Poorboys Bug Squash as a traffic film remover. It can be diluted and really softens up the salt and grime here in the north east. I leave it soak for 5 mins before rinsing it off, then go in with rinseless method. All of their products can be used in direct sunlight!
i have used it, thanks:)
I use a similar method
Except One pump sprayer with distilled water and very little ONR, and a small pump sprayer with my favorite car soap. Let it soak for a bit. Rinse it with the other pump sprayer to remove the soap and any loose dirt. And then use the bucket of onr and microfiber wash mitt to wash. Works very well
Thanks Scott. You're great! Great results and awesome testing to prove your point!
So I always have a question for all your videos. Lol...
Which is your favorite Rinseless Wash Solution if it isn't ONR?
Microfiber Towels Scott. Please please all we want is to know where you get the MF towels
Previous Video he mentioned Costco I believe...
Hi,Scott can u tell me where do get that towel that u using
While you’ll get it another time about the MF Towels I need to buy some now, 😬,,
What was ur ratio for a gal? First you said 1/2 a oz to a gal then you say 1oz per a gal after
Onr is .5 oz gal he mixes it at twice that.
Well thanks, so yes I will go to The Rag Company.
This is Jamaica love your video good job 👏👏👏👏
This guy speaks like a NY’er
Scott I have the guys at esoteric car care telling me that I shouldn't use ONR on my Miyabe/ISM paint coating on my Maserati MC. Only two bucket then using only Kamikaze overcoat to top up. I HATE the two bucket method. Too much effort and work. I prefer ONR with distilled water in the comfort of my garage.I used it on my previous BLACK sports car coated with Cquartz for two years and it was amazing Are they just trying to push their products? Thoughts? I know you won't hold back.
You can debate the pressure wash system,because your sheering dirt off the car at 2000 psi then dragging it across the entire car,then soap doesn’t have the same lubricity as ONR,then water is a solvent so when you are done,with just water sitting on the car alone,is harder to dry than ONR,so you will be dragging your towel multiple times on the car to dry it,with onr one or two passes with the towel its dry.
For everyone wondering where to get the MF towels just search Google (630GSM microfibre cloth) and then its up to you to search for the best prices.
I just added the super clean in my ONR regimen, and getting the winter traffic film off was a lot easier. Thank you!
Yeah ONR just doesn't cut it with Winter grime I found to be as well
Arvin A. Does it remove the wax also?
Scott, unrelated to the video, how do you feel about mixing products?
I’ve just got a load of soaps( Meguiars:Goldclass, Ultimate wash and wax, wash plus, Chemical Guys glossworkz, and purple power) spray waxes(Meguiars carnauba, ultimate), liquid waxes(Meguiars cleaner wax, carnauba, and white wax),and a few sealant products(Meguiars fast finish, and paint protect) I’ve just got a lot of stuff growing old and wasting on the shelf.
Do you have any tips or advice?
Thanks.
10:31 you’re welcome.
This guy doesn't sound like he's from Dallas! :)
Sorry Scott, my mistake. Love your videos, keep up the good work.
Exactly how I was thinking of using it.
I just wonder if we can mix apc and onr in the same backet and pre-treat it. Or onr will fight apc
Is this rinseless? Can i work with this method inside a garage, i guess not. Only if i have some system to drain the water used with the “high” pressure.
Great video for an OCD weekend warrior who has just moved to an apartment complex, aka ME!! Thanks for the content :)
If you can use.the worx...why using worx+.onr+ super clean in the first place doing 2 steps, and not using worx + purple power. Instead.of s.clean+onr. ????or other tfr. Shoap?????
You say you dont have power or water but you still use your pressure washer? But i still want to use my apc how can i do thag without pressure washer rinsing thag off?
Hi Scott I know this question is not about rinseless washing but I am new to detailing and I only do my car and family’s but I love spending hours detailing in fact I love it almost as much as I love to driving my car. Scott i never really new what orange Peeling was . I do now ! I have 2017 Camaro ss and I was looking at the paint And I got it in just the right light and then I saw it. It looks just like the skin of a orange my question is it in the base coat or the clear coat if it’s in the clear I am assuming I could puff it out ?and is there any thing you could tell me about what I can do. now don’t get me wrong it still looks good but after watching your channel I know it could look a lot better thanks for your help
a bucket of distilled for the hydroshot, and a bucket of onr. two buckets... why not just wash the damn car
I've developed a wash media system with ONR that nobody mentions. I use the Big Red Sponge, which has cuts in it and makes it far more effective than the yellow sponge in your demo, and 1 microfiber towel. The sponge covers a lot of surface area and makes washing quicker while the microfiber towel allows me to get into nooks and crannies. This seems to work very will for me. I fully agree with your pre rinse method. I've started to use my citrus APC when I will be waxing or sealing the vehicle after the wash. If it's a maintenance wash, I pre-rinse with ONR.
Why not just use the PP Boat & Vehicle in the sprayer as a TRF instead of Super Clean. Is the Super Clean better for TFR?
I love the videos. Youve given me the confidence to buy the HF polisher and some lake country and Jescar stuff. But being in WI im not sure what washing videos apply to me and my brand new Hyundai.
I want to start a detailing buissnes in a couple months can I still make good money detailing with a helper so two of us working or not recommended. Concern is would we have to wash twice the cars
so apparently rinse less wash means you do not rinse while washing but rinse after washing which is what you always do so is rinse less just a gimmick >
Great thanks Scott . What’s onr
I love onr been using it a while
Yvan Lacroix himself says the point of rinseless is in the end , and it makes sense to prewash heavy veichles
Can you please put a link to all the products you used in this video
I love your method! But I wash my car in the garage in the winter. Don’t want to make my floor that wet.
Also Scott I use the same process.. kind of. Instead of power clean I use Purple Power Vehicle and Boat wash.
Just found your videos and subscribed. My question is the Super Clean ration. 3 parts water to 1 part Super Clean or 3 parts Super Clean to 1 part water? Thanks!
Although this is an old video hope you address my question. I never used Purple Power before, would "HYPER TOUGH 2OV CORDLESS 1 GALLON SPRAYER" be sufficient enough to rinse Purple Power OR maybe wiping it off with just water? (I am in water-restricted area and instead of using WORKX, I am considering cordless sprayer with less water usage if it works with PP). Just thinking, what about diluting PP till it can still clean traffic film and wipe off with ONR?)
You ever figure it out, in the same pickle
Very good ideas I will use this process. In Phoenix we don't alwash have a lot of rain so I can use onr but when it does now I have a better option. Let us know your towel company. 😁
Wow! So its 'natural' that dust and dirt and such WILL fall or sling onto my nicely prepped and sealed paint. My '63 Chrysler Imperial Le Baron needed a lot of detail. Anyhoo...the fact that nature will 'punish' me (dirt, etc), even if the car just sits, simply means I NEED TO CONTINUE TO 1) SOMEWHAT DESTROY ALL THE WORK I SPENT AND 2) MAINTAIN AS YOUR VIDEO SHOWS VERY WELL. Who'dah thunk? Cap's = OUY VEY!!! Frankly I thought sealants protect the paint from such as this Super Clean prep wash. By 'protect' I mean: a light wash with Super Clean WILL NOT degenerate the sealant. NOT TRUE (I am a dumb bell) .Scott: this 'keeping the car clean' is virtually insane! No wonder folks resort to 'living with the dirt'!!!! Interesting thought: LEARN TO APPRECIATE YOUR DIRTY CAR!!! Know it still gets you to point B and the A/C still works, in spite of the 'nature loves me...it dirties my car'! Do the .me too, touchless car wash often. Or...have the local Detail Pro on retainer to come 'on demand' and fix my dirty car! But....I have a bad attitude! No...I am just disillusioned,
dave taylor I love you dude!!
How do you feel about using DAWN to do the initial degreasing?