How to QUICKLY Rinseless Wash and protect your ride (WITHOUT a hose!)  

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Great to hear!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Great idea!

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Thank you Peter. For the cost, our products are highly concentrated, and less is more. In many cases cost per use makes them the least expensive to use, even though they are more expensive to purchase.

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Thanks for sharing

Likewise...wheels last. I think it's generally adopted routine with rinseless wash to do wheels last; you're not spraying the dirt off the wheels and potentially getting it back on paint, and then the wheel dirt ends up in your bucket at the end (doesn't require a 2nd wheel bucket).

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A per case evaluation. If it’s a working truck probably not worth the effort

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Yes, it’s on the list, but requires a infected vehicle.

It’s not light

We clean them regularly, Rinseless or waterless both do a great job.

There’s nothing wrong with that

Curious where this was?

@@diydetailofficial The bays at car supplies i beleive. Im not sure if maybe because they wanted me to use the bays?

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Our apologies on your experience at The Bays at Car Supplies Warehouse. We strive to provide the most current processes and products to our customers. While doing that we also try to provide real hands on experiences with products and guidance on products to ensure proper use. I will circle back with our teams at both locations and discuss rinseless wash process & products!!

Yes it does!

Yep!

You can spray on Rinseless, rinse with a garden hose (find a setting where you feel like it's flushing the panel but not spraying everywhere) then spray rinseless again, wash, then quickly dry and move to the next panel

Put them in your wash bucket immediately after use so the surfactants in your Rinseless Wash/Incredible Suds can stop the cross linking from happening. Then they can be put in the wash after a good soak

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Yes, we don’t have a dishwasher in the bus.

Not that we know of, and yes it’s safe.

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50-120

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​@diydetailofficial I assume that is the temperature of the paint, not the ambient temperature correct?

Both

We usually do off camera once the video is done, good reminder to include that though!

Thanks, yes you can wash it straight out of the paint booth.

True

It does an amazing job of releasing the dirt. Here’s a great example ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IxiM9nnZQkg.htmlsi=wodP0Ha4dbIauJAw

Sorry, “do you have”

No , just pure cleaning.

When looking into the bucket from the top it makes it appear worse than it is

Not yet

2 -3 weeks, some of our distributors still have some Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors

Safe yes, but more effective with DIY Detail Iron Remover or DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss at the same time.

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@diydetailofficial I thought once something touched wheels you shouldn't use on paint

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Could be using too much

I was pulling a Nick 😂 just joking lol

@@stevewood5255 lol

Great idea!

No it will not

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Yes, it’s at the lower limit

The level of dirt makes no difference, Rinseless is a technique more than a product.

The recommended method for a really dirty car with Rinseless Wash: 1) pre-soak car in rinseless 2) rinse off with hose 3) re-apply rinseless wash and continue with contact rinseless wash. If you're like me, and the car got to a point of being really dirty (like after a Canadian winter road trip to Quebec) AND you don't have access to a hose, this is my approach: take it to a wash bay, do the pre-soak of rinseless and pressure wash off, then back your car out of the bay and do your rinseless contact wash. Uses $2 for the one session in the bay, and you're not clogging up a bay while doing the contact wash of your car (which is typically frowned upon at these bays). This is like a "reset". Keep up with semi-regular maintenance washes and a contact rinseless wash alone should do the trick. DIY Detail recently did a video of this type of approach ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uryuer3NuLM.html. Can even keep away from a wash bay if you have one of those portable battery pressure sprayer tools that Yvan uses in the video.

No, start with the chemicals to break down the dirt.

​@diydetailofficial Spot Remover did a great job assisting me in removing the road salt I got on my truck while driving from Louisville, KY to Omaha Nebraska and back to Louisville. I sprayed Spot Remover over the entire exterior and let it dwell for a few minutes. Then sprayed Rinseless on the vehicle and let the combo of Spot Remover and Rinseless dwell for a few minutes. Rinsed the vehicle off with my cordless pressure washer fed warm water from a water container which removed all the road salt as far as I could tell. Resprayed the car with Rinsless to act as lubricant for the hand wash. Yvan, Nick, please feel free to give feedback on this method of washing of washing road salt off.

Thankfully it’s done already this is from a content backlog

Thank goodness it’s so hard to take him seriously haha

@@diydetailofficial lol congrats. Now Nick will look modern not just from front but back as well 😂

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If you’re concerned about losing protection, you can always spray some Ceramic Gloss on as a drying aid at the end

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Ok thanks sir...

Great and you?

@@diydetailofficial living the perma-cloud dream in northern indiana!!! lol.

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Yes u can

Yes

The technique is the same. It was 26f outside today. Not time to be washing a car

They will work, but not as safe, very time consuming, and lots of laundry to do. Pressure is your biggest enemy.

Ceramic Gloss vs Quick Beads at the end when drying. Trade offs?@@diydetailofficial

The $25 that you invest in the legacy sponge is the best $25 you have ever spent for the safety of your paint. I've never understood the 20 microfiber towel guys with rinseless wash. You end up using 20 pieces of wash media that are super thin, naturally hold dirt and scratch risk in their microfibers, and provide very little pressure relief for the pressure points of your palm and fingers.

Personal preference

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Interesting idea lol I’m not sure if I can grow a beard 😂