The Truth about Rinseless/Waterless Washes
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I use rinseless washes most of the time with the occasional full monty. The reason, though, is my particular circumstances. I'm old and I do a low mileage - about 50 miles a week. Using rinseless is kinder on the ageing skeleton and also my car is never that dirty. A weekly rinseless keeps the car looking fresh, is easy to do and, if you are careful, doesn't scratch. Good video - look forward to the comparisons in the rinseless shoot out!
I’m the same as you, I just want to remove surface dust and light dirt on my black car and protect the paint when I put an outside cover on.I like Triplewax Diamond Shake and Shine as it is very rich and creamy.Feels like it’s protecting the paint through good lubrication.
Absolutely love Rinseless. I converted almost completely to it. For me it’s faster and easier than pulling out the pressure washer and / or the hose.
I use Rinseless as part of hybrid wash: a strong snow foam, rinse, Rinseless then dry. Really effective and fast - no down sides. It’s not just bucket wash vs rinseless - can combine both.
Many people think they cant prewash car with foam and pressure washer , sometimes iron remover and rinse.. (before polishing for sure)
if use rinseless wash
🤔 🙂
Rinseless is like shampoo but doesnt need rinse , only dry with towell.
Rinseless washing has been a game changer for me, mainly in the garage. I use one which has surfactants in it. However it doesn't get in the cracks or the wheels and wheel wells all that well, and it needs help with road film, so it can't replace my pressure washer. But I really like how it doesn't cause water drips for hours out of the mirrors, trunk, and grilles...
Rinseless and waterless wash are two very different products. You’re using rinseless wash in this video from what I can tell. Waterless wash is in a spray bottle and you wipe it off with a microfiber. Waterless washing is great for small jobs, door jams, bugs on the hood, etc. but I would never use waterless wash to do an entire vehicle because it would cost too much. For rinseless washing give Dyi detail v2 rinseless wash a try. It’s the best one I have used for cleaning power.
I use rinseless in winter when i have no real access to a hose, i usually pre rinse at a pay and spray to get salt and sand off, then do a rinseless wash at home and dry with my towel. Our state uses tons of salt on the roads, so it's important for me to keep the salt from eating my poor rocker panrls even more!
Perfect!
Great video , so many opinions on rinseless. I love using it after a BH touchless pre wash works great on protected surfaces👍
I've got a little 10l bucket set up all the time ready to go with some brushes, a sponge, a bottle of wheel cleaner, some rinseless concentrate and a pump sprayer. This is my grab and go quick clean setup. For car shows I can easily just throw it in the boot and give the car a wash down when I get there. In an ideal world I will find a petrol station jet wash to give it a quick blast first.
Now you can deep clean with Rinseless wash with 3 PH Labocosmetica Preludio.
So i only Rinseless wash and i love it
I like it for a quick detail at work in the car yard. Cars get washed 3 times a week to keep them in a presentable state.
If I know a customer is coming in for a test drive, will give a quick touch up, to get it looking the best it can without grabbing all the gear out the shed. 2 mins and it’s there.
With over 30 cars to take care of daily, if you’re washing them all, it’s time consuming and labour intensive. Some days just a moist microfibre is enough to remove the fallout. Yards on a main road with 50000 passing vehicles a day so dust, fumes and road grime mist if it rains plus a bird that’s attracted to the shiny cars.
P&S Absolute. Superb. Rinseless is perfect for a not overly dirty car. Missed up etc and it’s a jetwash job 👍🏼😊
John you don’t have a clue how Rinseless Wash Works , try doing it and you will find how good it is , I’ve got a few Rinseless Washes and will be putting a few videos out soon , I have tried DIY Detail , Geyon Eco wash , Labocosmetica Idrosave and have Armour Detail and waiting for Ethos Hybrid to arrive and must say my favourite is Labocosmetica Idrosave but will update my finding ?
I ordered the DIY rinseless yesterday to test because im quite happy with P&S absolute, and u drop this video. Thats some proper mindreading John. 😁
1:26 😂 👍🏾👍🏾Quality!!
I love the way you pre-empted the ‘why you cleaning a clean car’ squad!!
Tbh, at first even I thought the car looked quite clean 🫣
Love rinseless washing. Also keep a bottle of rinseless in the car (dilutez 16:1) with some towels to remove bird bombs and bugs.
Rinsless is king. Since i live in an apartament and have a communal garage (and some whining stupid neighbours who don't like anything - even air moving around) i have water and electricty in there so i can do all my detailing work except a full jet wash (if i wanted to i could but again, i don't want any whining from the neighbours as they suck - any contact with them just is painfull xD). I do ninja washing, go at night and do a rinsless, it takes me over 40 min with wheels and crevices (they are key in rinsless to not overlook dirt hidden there) then i dry and voila! I have the cleanest car around. Man ppl need to stop hating on that method, it's just another washing method, chill people and find something else to stress about. Also the newer rinsless like DIY Rinsless in my opinion do shift grease a little as i use it around the house especially in the kitchen on the countertops and it cleans good. I used ONR and Mckeys but they don't clean nearly as good as the newer ones and streak a lot wich i hate. Once a month or two even i do a normal full eq wash at my mothers house with all the bells and whistles, i found that this regime keeps me invested into detailing and not burning to fast, i like the whole art of it, but man it's sometimes SUPER hard work and you can loose interest and will to do it if you want a weekly wash, Rinsless saved me as my cars are well kept and kept the detailing bug alive. I love it and will never let it go. Never.
My favourite rinseless is watered down Turtle Wax Waterless wash. I use a 100 ml in 10L of water. I buy the waterless wash 20L at a time so price wise it works out at about 30p a wash
Speaking of cheap chemicals, I've been using a second bucket with plain water to rinse out the media. My wash solution lasts me 2-3 cars, allowing me to really stretch this stuff out.
When I use ONR, I use Bilt Hamber touchless in a pump sprayer before hand and a wheel cleaner, then rinse with a hose. Then I use a battery powered sprayer with the pick up put in the rinseless bucket solution and spray over the car before going over it with the rinseless wash with a Rag Company ultra soft sponge, seems a to be a safe way for me on a black car. No matter what kind of wash i do though my soft black honda paint swirls anyway 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks Jon. Always a topic that divides opinion. I only use rinseless wash products for the contact wash as I feel they are safer than traditional shampoo and water at the drying stage. I think it’s always a case of choosing your pre wash based on how dirty the car is. It may be a spray of the rinseless at the usual dilution, it may be a pressure washer and snow foam. I base my decision on the wheels. If they need a full clean then the pressure washer should be coming out.
ive used absolute and diy rinseless and enjoy them both, but the absolute felt slicker and the duiy felt like it cleaned better. I think youre right, its 90% of a full powerwasher session. I struggle with the tight spots in general.
I try to give my rinseless wash (ADS Hero) maximum amount of chances of cleaning. I've got a Marolex pump sprayer (way less pumps for more output- very efficient). Soak out all the panels and let it dwell to really give the product a chance but not let it dry. There are some amazing new rinseless products out in the last 2 to 3 months, Yvan Lacros mentioned that there are some more advanced surfactants our that play better with the other ingredients and do a better job in their newest iteration of DIY Detail rinseless wash. Rinseless washing is soo cheap to use 4ml to a litre, that it's gives your other products a break, saving you money in turn. I pressure wash once a month, depending on dirt levels. But use common sense. The newer rinseless washes will clean your wash media without having the need to rub it against the grit guard in your bucket. Also leaving a nice slickness level behind is good to have also. I also use Labocosmetica Idrosave for the protection it leaves behind and the slickness is unparalleled. DIY Detail version 2 uses these newer surfactants and ingredients, hence why I asked Yvan to send you a bottle John to try. Hopefully you've got it? 👍
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I'm stiff everytime i do a wash or rinseless on my car as well, having two horrible knees, but i push through it, because i want a clean car, and no one else will do it for me, so i understand how you feel, my car is a bit smaller i think, then your beemer, having a focus. Beemer looks great!
I typically use what is now starting to be called a "hybrid wash" method. BH Touch-Less or a citrus prewash (when required) followed by foaming on whatever slightly active car shampoo I have handy, then pressure wash that off. Then I quickly apply a presoak of rinseless wash with another foam cannon (most of them don't foam but that doesn't really matter...this just gets it on the surface quickly). After that I pull my car back into the garage to do a rinseless contact wash to knock off that final bit of traffic film that the prewash didn't take care of.
I have a few reasons for doing it this way.
1. I have extremely hard water and full southern exposure in my driveway. Using this method gives me plenty of time to do a thorough and relaxing wash without having to worry about water spots.
2. I live in Minnesota (northern United States) where it is too cold to bucket wash outside for at least 6 months of the year. I do however have a hot water supply to my pressure washer in my heated garage. Combined with the southern exposure in my driveway, I can usually do the prewash outside in the driveway as long as it is above 10F (about -12C) and the sun is shining...without creating a skating rink. If its colder than that, I can pressure wash inside my garage...I just prefer to not make it that humid in there.
Using this method lets me work in a non-rushed and comfortable manner, and I have never gotten any scratching or marring. Of course if the car is just lightly dusty, I just soak it down with rinseless and then get to washing.
During a water restriction period I used my Dupray Hill Injection vapor cleaner with rinseless wash and it worked very well on all surfaces. The vapor cleaner was the only way I felt safe cleaning the wheels and dirtier areas.
You’re right. I tested P&S absolute vs ONR vs Ech20 and there’s really little difference. Apart from smell. End results were all very similar. Also. You are right. Ready mixed is way overpriced. Easier to mix up the product yourself and save £££’s. Great video. Thoroughly enjoyable as always. Take care.
I do struggle when people say product x is slicker or cleans better because I can't tell the difference.
So I have a pressure washer, a hose, and a foam canon. But I always go back to rinse-less washing. It’s such a time saver and effective. If a car is too dirty, or muddy I bring out the pressure washer, and then follow up my contact wash with rinse-less. Rinse-less is superior compared to waterless in my opinion. They are not the same thing. You can still rinse the car beforehand! People dont understand this.
Mmm…I started doing rinseless and I think it is great for frequent wash.But I spray, wait, and than go. It works great. I use a 2l pump sprayer and that is important because it lets the chemicals work. Going on dirt directly with the mitt is very bad advice sorry.
I just wish you had got the detail light on the paint to demonstrate that you had not caused any swirl marks.
Great little speedy clean up.
It does cause very light swirls, which slowly become visible over time, after sufficient washes. Anyone who says it causes zero swirling is simply wrong, IMHO.
@@gregsullivan7408this is true of literally any time you touch the paint. Doesn’t matter if it’s rinseless or traditional soap.
@@Stainlessautos yep - agreed/understood. I recall watching a video where the guy said he'd tried his absolute hardest to avoid swirls - did the pre-foam, used all the other best practices etc - he still got swirls.
There is water shortage problem in my area and so i bought Labocosmetica Idrosave for a rinselless wash. I haven't tried a similar product before, but it works well as long as the vehicle is not heavily dirty. I spent less than an hour to wash my car. It's not a deep clean, but it is an effectiveethod to maintain the car in a descent state by using less than 10 lt of water.
Jon I use these rinseless products : Absolute by P&S, Wolfgang, ONR, and DIY Rinseless by Yvan LaCroix. My favorite is American Detailer Garage called Wipeout and their surfactant base Rinseless called FUZION👌
Everyone has their routine, mine is and will always be:
-pre-treat a panel/section at a time
-2BM w/grit guards in both
...or 5-6 Eagle edgeless microfiber towels AND pre-treat each section💡
I use P&S Absolute in a pressure sprayer to do spot maintenance. Bird droppings, sap and a quick wipe down to clean up from some early morning dew. I have watched many videos on this topic, and while I think it offers a solution for a lot of people, I have fell to the side of the fence where I good contact wash process is the best. Strictly my opinion of course. Nice video Jon. Till the next one.
Diy detail rinseless does work as a pre soak
depends what you mean by works. if you pre soak you car in water before prewash it will help soften the dirt prior to pressure washing it. but rinseless generally for me have low degreasing power and thats needed if you want an effective pre wash on heavy road film. I will be testing cleaning power I expect them all to be pretty low. but interested to see.
I did a side by side pre wash test with BH Touchless 0.5% v DIY 32:1. I'm the world's biggest DIY fan, but after both sides were rinsed off, only one side was devoid of dirt, and it wasn't the DIY side.
I hear ‘lubrication’ a lot in detailing videos and marketing but know a little bit about how lubrication works, I don’t believe the ‘slimy’ feel you get between your fingers means anything and don’t believe you can lubricate a point load a bit of grit or sand… it would be interesting to here what a tribologist would say John. Just a suggestion for a future video as you like the science and background detail. 👍
i think the lubricant here is the surfactant. this isnt a false science there are amphoretic surfactants that encapsulate dirt. So its less about slip and slide I think. soap feels more slippy and slidey but probably lubricates less.
Jon, that black paint would be perfect for a long-term rinseless vs traditional wash test!
rinseless/waterless wash is when u dont feel like washing. whereas PRESSURE WASH with foam and soap when u wanna enjoy washing! easy!
I definitely love the mckees v2, I never got to try v1 but the ease of drying is amazing.
Great video as always John. Love your videos.
I use rinseless as lubricant when i clay bar cars works well and i love a pressure washer theyre useful for many things especially if you have one where the pressure can be adjusted nice vid John thanks again God bless ya
Are you testing DIY Detail Rinseless Wash?
Another great video. Many thanks. For your planning of a future Rinseless/waterless wash video , would consider “Ultima “ waterless/rinseless plus --i personally have tried a few , ONR/Mckees , and have come to love Ultima
i think the line ups decided now mate. we have 12 crackers
I use ONR, pre soak the panell first with a pump sprayer 1:256 in and then use the BRS with the same dilution in the bucket.
It struggles with bug removal and wheel cleaner which i use a dedicated products for, Other than that its been an absolute time saver for me and the car looks great
Same dilution in a spray bottle to clean the interior.
Just to add a correction - Feynlab Pure Rinseless and Garage Therapy Rinseless do degrease. They're some of the best products to remove polish residue after you've done a panel as well.
ONR and McKee's definitely do not.
we will be testing their cleaning power on the dirt simm. I might need to lower the oil level but I would lay money in advance none of them will touch it. but yer interested to find out.
Nice video Jon thanks.Its useful to use rinse-less washing when the car has only got light dirt , from 50 miles or so of driving.
I rate Triplewax Shake and Shine for body and glass.Its very creamy and feels it’s lubricating well.What do you think of it, I’ve not seen you review it.
Good video, but like you say really depends on the condition the car is in but it certainly has its place
If you wan't to knock up your rinseless game, try something like Labocosmeticas Preludio, which you can get as both alkaline or acidic. Also, remember to take care of yourself, not just your car.
I think its a step to far for me.. but I like the fact they are thinking outside the box, its a option people might want that really enjoy or have to use the rinseless method, in order to achieve better cleaning. and its good they are doing stuff like this.
What is the truth about rinseless washes?
In my country there is only onr (hardly on stock) and ech2o /ecowash which I don't count as rinseless wash.
I have onr (I think is v.1) and I struggle to decide if it does anything. I use at as pre-rinse and as drying aid. But I don't think it has lubricity
I’m not sure which country you are in, but I think ONR is at v5 already. It has great lubrication.
It’s versatile, too. You can dilute it 1:256 for washing or in a rinse bucket. And 1:16 for a quick detailer. It’s great for interior too!
@@don.hallobre8573 It's Greece. I'm pretty sure it's the v.1 but I don't know where they source it, because it's usually out of stock.
I’d say some ones to test would be DIY’s Rinseless and Feylab Rinseless. Don’t know much about the new Labocosmetica offering either
all 3 you mention will be there m8
I believe at least for bit more efficiency to pre treat with APC or etc... after that presoak with rinseless and than go over with wet wash media...
I think there’s a misunderstanding in using this product. It’s not a waterless product.
A better way to understand it is less rinsing, instead of no rinsing. You can still use a pressure washer before. Especially in the winter.
A good method is to pre soak the entire car with the diluted solution using a pump sprayer.
This stuff can even dry on your car with no problem. It will reactivate as soon as it gets wet or in contact with a damp towel.
After pre soaking you can rinse it off with a pressure washer if you’d like. It will help “detach” the dirt from the car. Or just start your contact wash with it.
You can even add it to your traditional two buckets method in the rinse bucket. It will help encapsulate the dirt from your microfiber towels and rinse them better.
Exactly. People seem to forget you can pre rinse beforehand. It’s the same way with a soap wash, you wouldn’t touch your car with the mitt if it was muddy, you’d rinse it off first.
Find they’re great for dusty cars rather than full on caked with mud. Also handy for removing bird droppings in a spray gun
Nice vid John, it's interesting that yes rinseless wash has it plus/ minus.
I don't have the time or energy to wash my car and does need it but has done for 6+ months, life gets in the way so a rinseless wash would be be a quicker alt to getting everything out setting it all up, clearing a day in the calendar making sure the weather is forgiving etc etc...
But does using using a pressure washer do harm that you don't see more than good. Getting water in to the nooks and crevices that you can't get dry that could cause rust over a long time? This would be only really be a problem if you wash every week with a pressure washer every time.... is too clean a good or bad thing
If my car gets really dirty i just use one shot drain cleaner that gets everything off then i dry the car off with wire wool
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Jon, apologies if you've answered this before but what are your thoughts on spray vs foam applications? By that I mean, I seem to get better results with BH TL as my pre-wash when I use it through a pump sprayer rather than applying it through a lance like a traditional snow foam. This extends to when I'm using products on wheels too, i.e. applying via a trigger sprayer rather than a IK foamer. It could make for an interesting video topic for you, because surely 'foam' is just the product in air bubbles? that's all foam is, so less of the product is actually making contact with the surface? (on a microscopic level I mean) Where as a spray is the liquid applied to the surface? I think the industry adopted 'snow foam' 20 years ago and just stuck with it
I like rinseless washes to a limited extent. I can't get into them for a vehicle that is moderately dirty. Versatile products though that can also function as a glass and interior detailer.
I did like using Waterless wash as live in apartment, but does it not strip wax or sealant you have on car due to chemicals in them? They are good for getting rid of algae I find.
Feynlab rinseless wash is one of the best cleaners on the market.
so these products don’t clean? so what does the surfactants and polymers do then for this product? Do they lift and encapsulate the dirt particles like they all say? Or is that just creative writing?
Mostly creative writing IMHO. (and I'm in stunned disbelief that he admitted that plain water would do a "half decent job" - I'd go further than that - in many cases it does a COMPLETELY decent job. It's extremely rare for influencers to mention plain water - it's not good for business)
@@gregsullivan7408 i cant agree with you mate. the idea of water doing the same as even a cheap shampoo doesn’t work with me as a shampoo at least has some kind of lubricant in it. And I do believe there is a place for waterless washes and I think there is safe as shampoo when you use properly.
@@clints8888 that's the standard kind of response I'm used to. Have you ever tried plain water?
Note that I'm not trying to suggest for a moment that cleaning chemicals are never required. (I find that I need to use an APC for makeup prints, for example)
For loose dirt & dust though, I find that water works pretty well, and I'd be very interested if anyone had the time to do a long term comparison - e.g - use water on one half of the car, and a waterless/rinseless solution on the other. See if there's much of a difference in effort required, and the amount of marring, over time.
I went rinseless in 2007 & have never had swirling issues or problems removing dirt.
Hi jon
Wondering if you would be open to reviewing/comparing angelwax dreamcoat to gyeon wetcoat
can do mate just loaded up at the moment. ill add it to the list and do my best
I meet half way saving the planet and still having a clean car. Pressure washer pre-wash, then rinse-less wash, so I save water on the last phase. Occasionally, a deep clean is needed though with some decon or acidic shampoo.
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I use waterless wash all the time and my car looks great like I just waxed it it
So far i have used Absolute and now i'm trying KCX RRw, i really like RRW, it smells so good and seems slicker? I'd also like to try Labocosmetica Adrosave at some point, and eventually pick one and stick with it.
What is the portioning lid called?
tolco proportioner m8
When you're doing the rinseless compression, I would assume you're including the diy one. They're always talking about how you're able to use it as a prewash in a foam canon, and it has good cleaning power and so forth. You should try it out and see if it actually does anything else then just wasting product. That what I think, but i can be wrong.
its in the line up.
What kind of protection is on the car - that makes it so slick and easy to clean ?
it was running beadcoat and slickr m8
Few nice Stripeys there👏👌
No matter how many videos I see showing me it's safe I just refuse to rub dirt over my paint. I bought a bottle of the decent turtle wax stuff thinking it could do a job between washes in the summer but I can't bring myself to do it on my machine polished surface.
trust me when you live in an are where temps, are 117-119 you wouldn't want to wash your car period so this would be the best method in shade or inside garage
Regards micro scratches, I put I deepish scratch in my car with my nail believe it or not (don’t ask how). Do you use scratch remover to get rid a bit or leave it or compound / polish a bit or try bit 3000 wet sand.
it depends mate without seeing it I would be guessing but.... if in doubt dont try and remove it fully. Just cut it with a heavy cut compound with only 1 or 2 sets. Then refine it with a finishing polish. So koch h9 to cut on stiff pad. koch M3 to refine. I would not wet sand or anything like that. the cutting set should make the swirl a lot less visable.
@@ForensicDetailing Thank you for the advice much appreciated, keep up the great work with channel love all the products being demonstrated, helped me with Fusso speed barrier recently. Yes better to not try to fully remove and damage oem clear coat.
thanks joolz
These products are not for me. I can see a use for them if your area has a hosepipe ban. Each to there own, we all have different opinions that's for sure. At least your brave enough to try scary products lol
I'm far too paranoid about swirling to use waterless washes.
It may be 'quite' safe, but I'd rather spend the extra time doing a proper wash, even if it means getting all the gear out.
I'm 55 yrs old so not a young man, but I'd rather make as much effort to not swirl my paint as possible, even if it takes more time and effort.
A rinseless is not a waterless.
You should view it a less rinsing, not no rinsing.
If you use it as it should, it’s safer than a normal shampoo wash.
You can even add it to your traditional rinse bucket to encapsulate and losen the dirt from your wash media so you don’t scratch your car.
Great video. What about a video on rinse off protection like the application of megs Hybrid Ceramic Wax but other brands you can spray on then rinse off. I bought Collinite Beadcoat but wondering if i can do the same and spray on then rinse off without buffing if that makes sense.
we done a best spray and rinse video m8 its in the "best of" playlist
@@ForensicDetailing cheers I'll look
What would you recommend for cleaning off bird poo on paint in between contact washes?
put a wet sponge on it and leave the wet sponge to soften out the poo for 30 mins. then just gentle wipe off with microfiber cloth
@@ForensicDetailing no need for any chemicals like maybe surfex hd?
My friend, I will answer your question. I almost exclusively use rinse less.
For bird bombs the best solution is a rinseless solution diluted 16:1 (16 parts of water, 1 part of rinseless).
You spray the area and put a paper towel on top and wet it. Let it soak for about 5 minutes. The paper has to be wet, covering the affected area.
Then you remove the paper, spray some more and clean it with a rinseless dampend towel.
16:1 is quick detailed dilution
256:1 is normal cleaning dilution
Stopped using ONR on it's own, dirt just gets moved around and left on the paint. The finish is poor and for an extra 30 minutes of my time I can clean the car far better than one noodle moved around in the same dirty water. I do add it to shampoos randomly and it also works decently on upvc.
ONR shouldn’t be doing that. You can always rinse the car beforehand and then start your contact wash either way rinse-less, especially if the car is too soiled. That’s what I do, no more foam canon or soap to deal with.
Computer says no ❗️😔
Perfect way to get your clear coat to swirl city 👍🏻
Just wash your car properly or leave it until you can
Rinseless washes don't cause swirls, crap technique does.
I have a healthy supply of ONR that I swore I'd use.
Truth is, I never use it to give it a once over whilst it is not really dirty following a full on contact wash a week ago for example.
I just don't feel confident using it whilst the cars are outside on the drive. I do not have the luxury of fitting them in the garage.
I feel as though rinseless is only really good under controlled environments.
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Rinseless washes are a waste of time to me since your not really getting you car clean enough .
Me personally, i just thoroughly clean, then ceramic coat/spray ceramic wax a car, then rinse it well. When it gets dirty, wash with car shampoo/dash of dish soap if its filthy. Nothing really fancy. Then blow dry and use ceramic detailer.
Ideally a high end show car would be ppf and then ppf ceramic coated to reduce work.
For non ppf cars, just reduce touching and scratching. Coat well, then rinse mostly. Once filthy, wash thoroughly and reapply hydrophobic ceramics/polymers.
Tldr Waterless wash seems like a scam. Rinsing with plain water and then drying does just as much with less scratching!
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Honesty is good, but a few minutes of spraying with a NON PRESSURE WASHER, would get rid of more dirt. As someone who has been detailing cars for over 30 years, i hate when i see anyone using a pressure washer. They do not do anything but cause seal blowby. Why use a pressure washer when a normal hose end sprayer works just as well without seal blowby? If your car is coated a PRESSURE WASHER is a detriment, not a benefit, since it removes wax, ceramic, and BLOWS BY SEALS, without cleaning any better than normal loose hose ends. Cars have soft rubber seals and for decades i've wondered why people would ever use a pressure washer on a car. Unless from a distance, which accomplishes the same thing as a normal nozzle/hose end valve.
Really handy for blasting away muck from wheel arches and difficult to reach under body areas that a hose simply won't cut it.
For me, pressure washer for decon or maintenance touchless washes, and garden hose for maintenance contact washes.
Absolute nonsense.
yer I mean I dont have any problems with pressure washer blowing seals or removing sealants. but I do find good pre-wash and pressure wash is important to me. low pressure rinse can be ok in summer but high pressure rinse just cuts through the dirt.
Ha ha. Using water with Waterless Wash - what planet is this bloke on? 😮
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