We can really scratch our cars during the drying process. I learnt this very late only after I started to watch detailing videos. When the car is squeaky clean, there is going to be a lot of friction between the car paint and the drying towel during the drying process. The idea is to have a super smooth surface during drying. Less friction, less swirls.
Really looks amazing and the science seems to stack up but the car was pretty clean to start with but I am still tempted to try it out. I am still a Wax guy and change the wax frequently so no Si02 for my car but it has a place on my sons car which I see only twice a year and all summer so it needs full protection while looking good. My new i-Pace is Metallic Corris Grey so it is close to that colour so I hope I can recreate that pop on my car. Thanks guys.
Thank you. As for wax, you can use ceramic coating as a base, and wax on top. Ceramics biggest advantage over wax is chemical resistance ( insects, birds).
But why wasn't the red or black sponge used? Yvan has been on video many times explaining why you shouldn't use wash mitt or microfiber towels when doing a rinseless.
@@diydetailofficial so that was your product? Yvan could of shown the labels because I screenshoted a peek and blew it up. Could not quite make it out but it did not say DIY Detail 😂
@@Jeeper1378 I'm not sure but the volume is what I really love about it. You can change spray patterns for have more or less fluid too (like a garden hose).
This stuff is so good I put it in my bathtub same dilution ratio. I Just get in rub everything with ultrablack sponge get out and towel. Less than 5 minutes
Ivan great video on the rinseless wash but I'm curious what brand and model truck were you demonstrated on. Couldn't see any markings on that vehicle. Not sure if it was a Dodge
Would you ever use a detail brush to get into the tight areas while doing a rinseless wash like you would a typical wash? Would you ever use the leaf blower to dry the car after a rinseless wash or just a drying towel?
both are totally fine! use common sense to meet the moment, and vary technique depending on what you're confronting, but sure those methods are both great during a rinseless wash
In the video, Yvan says the dilution ratio should be 1 oz. per gallon of water, but the product website says 1 oz. per 2 gallons of water. Which is correct?
Hi Yvan. Is it 2 capfuls of Rinseless Wash per gallon of water or 1 capful? I assume this is an old video and dilution ratio has changed since then. Or the cap has become bigger :)
is it ok if more product is used. In some cases if you just fill the bucket up roughly to 3 gallons and then do a rough pour. If its slightly more product will that affect anything?
It might be a little bit streaky if you over dilute (that’s yvans answer) but since Nick is answering lol…I always over pour just for fun :) it’s a more powerful and slicker cleaner. Worst case scenario you might need to do a final wipe on windows if you see an extra streak but very minimal change in my experience. -Nick
Is it 1cap full to 1 gallon or 2cap fulls to 1 gallon? In one of the latter videos, I thought I heard 1:1, so I cross-referenced this video just to make sure.
@@diydetailofficialCan you use the rinseless wash as the contact wash soap? Let’s say I like to do the traditional method of foam then rinse then contact wash but substitute the shampoo with rinseless wash so I can save time with not having to rinse the car again & prevent water spots too since I have hard water.
I have just finished a ceramic coat on my car today. So if I understand right the washless rinse would be the perfect maintenance product to us, right? Engine bays too?
Do you have a garage? How often do you plan on washing the car? You should optimize for safe washing but also to make it fun and enjoyable and sometimes overthinking it can drive you crazy :) yes rinseless is a great option for maintenance washes once a week or so. But if you like foam cannon washes with lots of shaving cream foam and multiple buckets, incredible suds is great too. Especially if your car is full of mud or just very dirty
It’s good for a while but I wouldn’t let it sit for more than a few days:) in a bottle you can leave it properly diluted for a long long time but you wouldn’t want to bottle up used rinseless solution after a wash if that makes sense
@@diydetailofficial yep it does. I have my electric sprayer filled with fresh rinseless from last week. Just wanted to make sure that would still be good if I wanted to use it again. Thanks for the help.
@@diydetailofficial thank you very much! I've always gone by what you've said. Foaming gives multiple points of contact. Each bubble contains fresh apc. And it looks phenomenal
Without knocking (or pushing) any brands, how would you say a good rinseless wash like this compares with a foaming waterless product such as Ammo Frothe, in terms of safety? Sometimes a waterless product serves its own purpose so I'm not intending a 'vs' matchup - I only wish to know which is the safer approach/technology given a choice between the two.
@@diydetailofficial Agreed 100%, but all things (including technique) being equal..? Or is it simply too close to call so go with the one that makes you happier? I appreciate your help.
That’s awesome! We’ve compared it next to pro coatings on the same vehicle (different products on different panels) and the durability is ridiculous, it beads just like the $150-200 coatings 🤙 one thing to note is that it has a 30 minute cure time so if you don’t feel the slickness right away it does get slicker as it cures 🤓
@@diydetailofficial I’m new to Rinseless…I always felt like a RW was a sure way to mar the paint…I think I’m more interested right now in their convenience …..easy, quick, and pretty effortless-it seems lol
Using a drying aid, especially with ceramic. Will that not ruin your drying towel, or put it in danger of the fibers becoming stiff and create scratches on the next vehicle?
Not at all, one thing we have discussed regularly about towel care is the following. When done applying a ceramic coating or drying aid, soak your towel in your Wash bucket for a little while, the surfactants in DIY Detail Incredible Suds, And DIY Detail Rinseless Wash will emulsify the uncured ceramic.
Those are both great products. Like the McKee’s 37 it leaves nothing on the surface, and keeps the wash media cleaner than ONR. The DIY rinseless is loaded with surfactants, making it slightly better when dealing with traffic film and oils.
They all do the same thing. Pick one you like or try them all. Every company is going to say theirs is the best or that one product they use to sell isn’t as good now because they sell a different one. They’ll say technology approved as a catch all reasoning too lol
@@diydetailofficial another question i forgot to mention is there anything that this rinseless solution is different compared to ONR or McKees 37 rinseless ?
They all are phenomenal products that achieve similar results. ONR leaves a Polymer behind, N914 and DIY Rinseless wash do not leave anything on the surface.
So this is a foaming rinseless? Website reads instructions on a foam cannon. But Yvan has stated before that a rinseless that foams is *not* a true rinseless but a soap in disguise.
This is definitely a true Rinseless, and while it can be foamed for application, it doesn’t foam like a soap. The added surfactants give it a little bit of foam, without being a soap.
I was interested in getting the ceramic gloss detailer but I'm not paying 14 bucks for shipping on a 14.99 item. Come on guys, not making it reasonable for people to try your products. Doesn't make sense at all.
Unfortunately shipping costs are high. We offer shipping included when the order surpasses $100. For smaller orders we ship at cost. Depending on where you are, we also have IDS Car Care and Carzilla as distributors.
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Nice to see the bloopers and nice to see the audio quality has improved greatly over the years.
Thank you.
I just did my first rinseless wash. It was a fast and enjoyable experience. Thank you for your great products.
Wonderful! Great to hear
We can really scratch our cars during the drying process. I learnt this very late only after I started to watch detailing videos.
When the car is squeaky clean, there is going to be a lot of friction between the car paint and the drying towel during the drying process. The idea is to have a super smooth surface during drying. Less friction, less swirls.
Thank you for taking the time to comment.
After watching your videos I have made my time on rinseless washes faster and more efficient thank you all for the great tips and products.
Wonderful! You're welcome
Really looks amazing and the science seems to stack up but the car was pretty clean to start with but I am still tempted to try it out. I am still a Wax guy and change the wax frequently so no Si02 for my car but it has a place on my sons car which I see only twice a year and all summer so it needs full protection while looking good. My new i-Pace is Metallic Corris Grey so it is close to that colour so I hope I can recreate that pop on my car. Thanks guys.
Thank you. As for wax, you can use ceramic coating as a base, and wax on top. Ceramics biggest advantage over wax is chemical resistance ( insects, birds).
But why wasn't the red or black sponge used? Yvan has been on video many times explaining why you shouldn't use wash mitt or microfiber towels when doing a rinseless.
Both will work. The sponge is the safest option.
Weird to see Yvan with a brand again 😝
This must be that experimental rinseless y’all talked about on Hawk Pro
Correct, we’ve been working in the background for some time now. Yvan definitely remains his own “brand” but it part of the DIY journey.
@@diydetailofficial so that was your product? Yvan could of shown the labels because I screenshoted a peek and blew it up. Could not quite make it out but it did not say DIY Detail 😂
The label he had was just a place holder.
Can't wait for the next new brands rinseless product in a few months
Leaf blower if my favorite drying agent and I love your quick beads too
Cool
For a added pressure and volume over the IK types, I really love using a GoSpout 2.0. I think you'll dig it 🤘
Thank you!
Whats the psi with that thing?
@@Jeeper1378 I'm not sure but the volume is what I really love about it. You can change spray patterns for have more or less fluid too (like a garden hose).
@@gregoryvela7549 i have the portable Electric Sun-joe. Basically the same thing with battery power.
@@Jeeper1378 yeah man, loading that up with rinseless is a lot better than pump sprayers I'm my opinion
This stuff is so good I put it in my bathtub same dilution ratio. I Just get in rub everything with ultrablack sponge get out and towel. Less than 5 minutes
Thank you, but not the best bath regime 😉
😂😂
I just finally got my first bottle. I don’t smell green apple, I smell lemon pledge with a hint of pineapple 😂. Not mad about it though, smells clean.
Thank you
@@diydetailofficial ok
Ivan great video on the rinseless wash but I'm curious what brand and model truck were you demonstrated on. Couldn't see any markings on that vehicle. Not sure if it was a Dodge
Ram TRX
Would you ever use a detail brush to get into the tight areas while doing a rinseless wash like you would a typical wash? Would you ever use the leaf blower to dry the car after a rinseless wash or just a drying towel?
both are totally fine! use common sense to meet the moment, and vary technique depending on what you're confronting, but sure those methods are both great during a rinseless wash
What is in the bucket for added lubricant? Soap? A capful of the rinseless? Sorry if I missed that part?
Rinseless Wash in the bucket diluted one ounce of RW to 2 gallons of water (256:1 dilution)
@@diydetailofficial thank you!
Our pleasure
In the video, Yvan says the dilution ratio should be 1 oz. per gallon of water, but the product website says 1 oz. per 2 gallons of water. Which is correct?
this was an older video, in fact the correct dilution ratio is one ounce of Rinseless to 2 gallons of water. Hope that helps!
Hi Yvan. Is it 2 capfuls of Rinseless Wash per gallon of water or 1 capful? I assume this is an old video and dilution ratio has changed since then. Or the cap has become bigger :)
Yes, 1 capful or 1/2oz per gallon or 4ml per l
is it ok if more product is used. In some cases if you just fill the bucket up roughly to 3 gallons and then do a rough pour. If its slightly more product will that affect anything?
It might be a little bit streaky if you over dilute (that’s yvans answer) but since Nick is answering lol…I always over pour just for fun :) it’s a more powerful and slicker cleaner. Worst case scenario you might need to do a final wipe on windows if you see an extra streak but very minimal change in my experience. -Nick
Is it 1cap full to 1 gallon or 2cap fulls to 1 gallon? In one of the latter videos, I thought I heard 1:1, so I cross-referenced this video just to make sure.
1 capful per gallon.
@@diydetailofficial thanks!
Where is the sponge?
In development.
I'm looking forward to seeing the new sponge! For now I've been using the ultra black sponge with great success
There is a chance to find these fantastics products in Italy??????? 😞
We are currently in negotiations to get that done.
Can I use this on a car with road salt all over it in winter? I’d be doing this once per week. Thanks.
Yes, pre-soak first.
@@diydetailofficialCan you use the rinseless wash as the contact wash soap? Let’s say I like to do the traditional method of foam then rinse then contact wash but substitute the shampoo with rinseless wash so I can save time with not having to rinse the car again & prevent water spots too since I have hard water.
I have just finished a ceramic coat on my car today. So if I understand right the washless rinse would be the perfect maintenance product to us, right? Engine bays too?
Do you have a garage? How often do you plan on washing the car? You should optimize for safe washing but also to make it fun and enjoyable and sometimes overthinking it can drive you crazy :) yes rinseless is a great option for maintenance washes once a week or so. But if you like foam cannon washes with lots of shaving cream foam and multiple buckets, incredible suds is great too. Especially if your car is full of mud or just very dirty
How long is the rinseless wash good for if you have some left over? Days? Weeks?
It’s good for a while but I wouldn’t let it sit for more than a few days:) in a bottle you can leave it properly diluted for a long long time but you wouldn’t want to bottle up used rinseless solution after a wash if that makes sense
@@diydetailofficial yep it does. I have my electric sprayer filled with fresh rinseless from last week. Just wanted to make sure that would still be good if I wanted to use it again. Thanks for the help.
@@23dothedew For sure! That's absolutely fine
I noticed you didn't foam the apc. Can it be foamed onto the surface and is it okay on paint for something that's heavily soiled?
Yes it can be foamed. Also it’s safe for most automotive surfaces.
@@diydetailofficial thank you very much! I've always gone by what you've said. Foaming gives multiple points of contact. Each bubble contains fresh apc. And it looks phenomenal
Thank you.
Greetings, what smell does Rinless wash have or is it supposed to smell?
Green Apple
@@diydetailofficial
ok, it seems that my sense of smell is getting old 🤗😅😅
As long as you enjoy the fragrance, what it is doesn’t matter
Yvan getting triggered since the sprayer wasn’t primed lmao, they forgot to edit that out 9:18
It happens
@@diydetailofficial Idk if that was intentional to keep it in but it's pretty funny bit that adds to the video in a good way :)
Without knocking (or pushing) any brands, how would you say a good rinseless wash like this compares with a foaming waterless product such as Ammo Frothe, in terms of safety? Sometimes a waterless product serves its own purpose so I'm not intending a 'vs' matchup - I only wish to know which is the safer approach/technology given a choice between the two.
Safety is mostly based on tools and techniques, products help, but in the end it’s the human who makes the difference.
@@diydetailofficial Agreed 100%, but all things (including technique) being equal..? Or is it simply too close to call so go with the one that makes you happier? I appreciate your help.
Not enough of a difference to change from a technique you enjoy.,
Right on guys I’ve been hearing great things about diy. I’ll have to pick up the line to review on the channel.
Thanks, please check your IG DM’s
Is it 1oz two a gallon or 1oz two 2 gallons
One oz for 2 gallons. This video was made while we still had prototypes.
Have you had a chance to try it?
What's the best place to get DIY stuff from in UK, thanks
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
Ceramic coating spray holy crap it left my paint slick!!!!
You tried Ceramic Gloss?
@@diydetailofficial yes its 🔥🔥🔥🔥 tried it earlier in wifes car
That’s awesome! We’ve compared it next to pro coatings on the same vehicle (different products on different panels) and the durability is ridiculous, it beads just like the $150-200 coatings 🤙 one thing to note is that it has a 30 minute cure time so if you don’t feel the slickness right away it does get slicker as it cures 🤓
Thank you for the feedback, it’s greatly appreciated.
So…you rinse with the rinseless??
yes, Rinseless only means you don't need to rinse at the end
@@diydetailofficial I’m new to Rinseless…I always felt like a RW was a sure way to mar the paint…I think I’m more interested right now in their convenience …..easy, quick, and pretty effortless-it seems lol
Trying it will make it clear.
That is a sweet Dodge Ram😀
It sure is
Can it be tap water or does it have to be distilled or deionized water?
Tap water is fine.
Using a drying aid, especially with ceramic. Will that not ruin your drying towel, or put it in danger of the fibers becoming stiff and create scratches on the next vehicle?
Not at all, one thing we have discussed regularly about towel care is the following. When done applying a ceramic coating or drying aid, soak your towel in your Wash bucket for a little while, the surfactants in DIY Detail Incredible Suds, And DIY Detail Rinseless Wash will emulsify the uncured ceramic.
You can find Rinseless Wash here: bit.ly/RinselessWash
Ceramic Gloss: bit.ly/CeramicGloss
Drying Blanket XL Towel: bit.ly/TheDryingBlanket
Can u put link for the blue and black barrel brush?
Unfortunately stock is delayed from the manufacturer.
What differentiates this from McKees N-914 or ONR? With so many rinseless products on the market trying to figure out what sets it apart.
Those are both great products. Like the McKee’s 37 it leaves nothing on the surface, and keeps the wash media cleaner than ONR. The DIY rinseless is loaded with surfactants, making it slightly better when dealing with traffic film and oils.
@@diydetailofficial don’t surfactants need to be rinsed off?
They all do the same thing. Pick one you like or try them all. Every company is going to say theirs is the best or that one product they use to sell isn’t as good now because they sell a different one. They’ll say technology approved as a catch all reasoning too lol
Can i use this with the UBS sponge ?
Yes, thank you for your question
@@diydetailofficial another question i forgot to mention is there anything that this rinseless solution is different compared to ONR or McKees 37 rinseless ?
They all are phenomenal products that achieve similar results. ONR leaves a Polymer behind, N914 and DIY Rinseless wash do not leave anything on the surface.
I noticed you used gloves. How safe are these products? The rinsless and the apc
The products are as safe as any in the industry, but we still encourage customers to protect themselves, after all these are chemicals.
So this is a foaming rinseless? Website reads instructions on a foam cannon. But Yvan has stated before that a rinseless that foams is *not* a true rinseless but a soap in disguise.
This is definitely a true Rinseless, and while it can be foamed for application, it doesn’t foam like a soap. The added surfactants give it a little bit of foam, without being a soap.
@@diydetailofficial thanks for the clarification! Might have to try this out for some weekend washing :)
Let us know how you like it!
I was interested in getting the ceramic gloss detailer but I'm not paying 14 bucks for shipping on a 14.99 item. Come on guys, not making it reasonable for people to try your products. Doesn't make sense at all.
Unfortunately shipping costs are high. We offer shipping included when the order surpasses $100. For smaller orders we ship at cost. Depending on where you are, we also have IDS Car Care and Carzilla as distributors.
Available shipping to Canada?
Soon, we are working on distribution so our Canadian customers don’t get the customs surprise invoice.
@@diydetailofficial any Canadian distributors yet?
@@bossmanseen4807 If Carzilla doesn't have it listed yet, they will soon! Thanks for asking :)
Is this just a mistake? 128:1?
This is a video where we were still recording with a prototype.
Why you dont cute the vidéo 😅
this is an older video, did we have an editing issue?
@@diydetailofficial yes. You stop the vidéo to cut a mistake but you let the mistake there
9:21
In the video you said one ounce per gallon, I thought it was half an ounce per gallon (256 to 1). Am I wrong it is it one ounce per gallon? Thanks!
This was an early video, sorry for the confusion. It’s 256:1
@@diydetailofficial - Thank you!