Absolute 60 to 1 works phenomenal as a drying aid. I wash my car weekly and don't want to continually build up protection but also won't dry my car without a drying aid. Phenomenal Product
@@matsudakodo I coated it with Gtechniq Ultra and topped it with Duraslic FlowX. It's incredibly slick but I also know how poor of a lubricant water is and that even quality drying towels can mare paint over time. I dry 97 percent of it with a heated car dryer. The few spots that need a towel get a few sprays into the towel and dried. It's definitely better than straight towel to water on the surface
Love the ranking, they're all great products. First time using Absolute was a magical experience, I only want to use it now but I have all my other rinseless washes to go through. I love using ONR for all around cleaning and inside the house, love the way it makes surfaces feel haha. Great video Jamie.
So I've definitely been on the fence about trying rinseless washes and mostly not fully understanding how it works. But this definitely helped me understand what they are and what they actually do on another level. Once again your content is highly underrated and I love how honest and transparent you are with all of your videos. I greatly appreciate you bro!! God bless you and your family!!
If you have anymore question feel free to reach out and absolutely agree to look up old Yvan and The Rag Company videos on Rinseless washing so educational on proper techniques 🧼🇺🇸🤙
I just used Hydra in 40 deg weather with full sun, I like it a lot. I find if it dries on the paint, it’s easier to remove the polymer spots than Absolute. I love the scent and lubrication of Absolute, though. They’re both enjoyable to use! There are so many great rinseless washes out now, it’s fun to try them.
Bought a 32 oz bottle of Absolute to test. Then bought 2 gallons of that magic sauce once my initial 32 oz was gone. I was super skeptical with rinseless. I use it on my ceramic coated Rx350 & LS500. Alternating between Dream Maker and Beadmaker as a drying aid is a really nice experience.
Very good review of rinseless washes. Rinseless is one of my favorite ways to wash my vehicles. I have most of these but not all. Didn't know that Oberk had a rinseless wash and I like the fact it comes with that extra bottle and sprayer for a quick detailer also. Absolute is one of the most unique for sure. I love it's scent but wish it had more of the lime part of it. I think it's a lime/coconut type of scent but it's still pretty good. ONR is still my top pick but I like all of them really.
I value your opinion. I presently have ONR, Wolfgang, Absolute, Fuzion, Wipeout and 3D Waterless Wash. I haven’t used my Fuzion or my Wipeout yet. My two favorites are Absolute because of the gloss it leaves behind and ONR because it gets the job done on interior cleaning and the its Iconic in reputation . Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones Jamie✌️🤜🏽
I just bought a bottle of absolute after running out of my bottle of onr. It’s cheaper than any of them on Amazon right now and honestly I think it’s better. It’s so much slicker than what I’ve become used to and it cleans incredibly well. Definitely my go to from now on
Wish I could say the same here is Oz, but it’s all imported and all marked up to no end, absolute cost the same as ONR which also cost the same as Feynlab and American detailer garage. They’re all $100aud for a gallon
@@JakeyDill ouch that’s quite the difference. Are there any local companies formulating good chemicals for aussies? As much as I love the p and s line, they are definitely not worth that kind of money. Nothing is really.
Funny how I have the top 3 rinseless washes in your video and I rank them exactly the same in my independent very very picky & arrogant testing. Great video!!
I always love your videos! 😁🤙🏼 I love absolute it has changed my mobile detailing game quite a bit. I even dump a capful in my foam cannon for the water softening and then add the required amount of stripping soap or high foaming soap and it works pretty good 🙌🏼🔥
Very good video! Just so you know your video and the fact that guys from the rag company introdused absolute is the reason i ordered it. I love ONR but let's see! I really want to try DIY but where i come from is a bit difficult to find for now PS: Pan the organizer approves!!! Your video is great for sure! Shout out from Greece!!!
Personally I went with diy cuz I've seen people say absolutel takes forever to mix in but other than that I only seen positive results. With diy, I haven't seen anything negative and have used it twice now and it blows onr out the window. Onr is Still good tho.
I've been using N-914 for years now and I love it. Great versatility. I've also seen Nick from McKee's say its Green Apple scented 😉. I just grabbed a bottle of ABSOLUTE and I've been greatly enjoying it as well
My car is Cermaic coated. I’ve tried about 75% of what you listed. For me, I always go back to my favorite which is the 914. I rinseless wash at least once a week. 914 just works and where it really shines is the lack of dust my car will attract after. It also doesn’t leave my sponge looking disgusting and never leaves streaks. The difference in cleaning between all of them is minimal. Absolute was my least favorite, it’s just too thick and it leaves some type of residue behind. I know a lot of people are P&S fans and use Bead Maker or make “Clean Maker” But it doesn’t work for me. Initial gloss is great but short lived because of how much dust it attracts. I much prefer Shine Supply Throttle as my drying aid/final wipe because it leaves nothing behind and seems to attract less dust than anything I’ve used. I apply a ceramic booster every couple of months, Usually C2V3 and still wash with a bucket and soap monthly using CarPro Reset. I’ve seen a lot of people pushing Absolute and I don’t get it…
@@JamieTheCleaner huh. I've been looking for something for floors...they accumulate cooking oils over time. I thought I'd add a little alkaline cleaner/degreaser for that. Not too strong of course because they are engineered planks. How does the N-914 work on oily floors?
So far my top surfactants are feynlab and McKees, polymer absolute and griots and out of all my favorite is absolute super slick and leaves the paint feeling slick and when I need a reset feynlab has great cleaning power you just see brake dust melt off I even use feynlab rinseless as a carpet cleaner solution at home.
Checking in brother, never tried rinseless need to pick up some and see what it’s all about! Hope you have a blessed and merry Christmas with the family jamie!
I’ve been using N-914 for the past few years and I get good results. Decided to try P&S Absolute and after washing several cars using both products I honestly could not tell any difference after the cars were washed and dried.
Just used Absolute for the first time today. Im happy with the results though rinseless washing has never been my preferred method. I’ll use it in the winter months when a soap & mitt wash isn’t feasible 👍
I'm way late to the party here but for those who do not return the microfiber towel to the clean wash bucket it doesn't matter whether you use a polymer or surfactant based RW. Just put several microfiber towels in your wash bucket and never return them to your wash bucket. You can fold them and have numerous clean sides. Just a suggestion to be able to try all the RW safely and not feel limited to a particular wash media due to the base of the RW. Happy rinsless washing folks!
Absolute has been a great experience for me, water spots were the bane of my existence until rinseless. I really want to try DIY's rinseless but IDK if I should try it since I'm happy with Absolute, and Absolute is cheaper. Is DIY's rinseless superior in any way for an outdoor kept car?
Excellent breakdown Jamie ,I’m pretty much on par with your thought process. I definitely enjoy your top two picks. Owners pride has eco wash which is similar to the DIY Rinseless and it’s pretty good. Also Wolfgang’s Uber and sio2 rinseless wash are decent. Again nice break down and enjoyed the video.
You gotta try the Eco Wash from OP as well, the gloss , slickness enhancers of Absolute is a great idea but I think it should be geared towards guys who don’t wanna use a topper after. I have seen some SiO2 sprays not bond ( my fault for not using prep ) I do t like all these you have V2 of Hydra is better than V1 but V1 was good. But using a battery operated sprayer has changed how I do rinseless. I get cleaner panels that way. Uses more water but I like cleaner and anyone can get the sprayers at Harbor Freight.
I was going to order from DIY Detail but they want $15 to ship the sponge (just the sponge). Not happening, Thanks for your reviews. Any experiences with Wolfgang Uber or Ultima?
I have been using N-914, DIY Detail and Absolute. My “go-to” is DIY detail because it cleans very well and releases dirt from the sponge incredibly. Absolute is my least favorite because it’s unnecessarily thick and I dont care for the smell. N-914 is my baseline because its the first RW I have ever used and I know how to work with it..
I pretreat with diluted SuperClean then spray down the car with 1:64 mix of ONR (when I have no access to a hose) and use a bucket at 1:256 of ONR to wash and finally dry with Beadmaker as drying aid. Fantastic results every time and use the spray bottle mixture for interior as well.
Thanks, great video! I had already picked up the first three on your list. Coincidence 🤣! Due to my condition with exposure to chemicals, I also ordered Wash Ninja products. Not sure if they are any good yet. Keep up the great videos!
Absolute most definitely will foam used a paint mixer in a cordless drill to mix it just to see what would happen and it definitely foams and hangs around quite a while. The mixer has never been used for paint obviously 😁
Wipeout from ADG is actually an overbuilt Rinseless. It has more composition than we need. They spend more $$ on it than they have too. It’s an excellent product. If u buy Wipeout ur getting more bang for ur buck. Try it out. Feynlab is the Ultima in surfactant Rinseless and cleaning ability. Foams a lot as DIY and really gets in there to clean panels. Super concentrated to the point where u are probably gonna question yourself when using too little. But less is more.
Wasn’t a fan of absolute at all. Was slicker than ONR but left tons of polymer spots immediately in the SoCal sun for me. Onr didn’t do that. Been favoring mckees rinseless lately though. Can even be used as a paint prep!
Great video. I like to know if mix together P&S Professional Detail Products - Absolute Rinseless Wash and McKee's 37 N-914 Rinseless Wash don't waste them. I found better raiseless wash to me diy
Nice comparison. Interesting how people have different experiences. In Brian @ Apex Details review of Hydra, he commented that Hydra has way more lubrication and cleaning power than ONR…and that ONR is a dinosaur! He thinks Hydra walks the fine line of maxing out lubrication w/o leaving streaks. For PS Absolute, I’ve seen a number of people say they have problems with it being difficult to mix-it leaves chunks in the water bucket and you really have to agitate it to get it to emulsify. Yvan also made a swipe, potentially at this product, that new rinseless washes that aren’t properly emulsified are not good. I’ve also seen people say they have problems with Absolute streaking.
Hydra actually got an upgrade since I made my video so full review coming soon! Absolute seems to have a drying problem that I will address sometime as well but mixing isn’t a problem just give it a stir and your good 🤙😶🌫️🧼
@@JamieTheCleaner that’s interesting. I had no idea Hydra was updated. That could explain the differences of opinion. Definitely interested in hearing your opinion on new Hydra and where you’d rank it now. Good to know about the Absolute-maybe the people fighting the chunky mixes on RU-vid had super cold water or something.
@@armandosinger I've used ONR, McKees and Absolute throughout the winter here. When I mix absolute when its cold out (below 20F) I use hot tap water and stir it a bit and it mixes fine. Though it does start to separate when it gets cold. Wish I got a picture of it. I did just do 1/2 my truck with absolute and 1/2 with McKees, Ill leave both buckets outside and take pics later.
Using the P&S i feel like you always talk about doing 64:1 ratio, but doesnt the bottle recommend 256:1 for most applications? i mainly just want to use this for door jambs and a drying aid. 64:1 fine for that?
Im looking to get into rinseless washes. Can p&s pearl shampoo be used as a clay lube? Overall, since its an off label use, would pearl shampoo be good as a go to, full time, rinseless wash under appropriate circumstances? Thank you, I appreciate the videos.
Used Feynlab but it could streak and need to finish with a final step for good results. Still wait absolute delivery and i expect a lot on this product
Immediately when done toss towel in your rinse less bucket or water with a little APC and let soak. Do NOT let the towel dry out. I have always done this and never had a towel become clogged.
If you live in a dusty area it becomes very obvious that what these products leave behind is far from trivial. I don't know of any RW that are pure surfactant. They wouldn't drop dirt to the bottom of the bucket if they were. Surfactant is used to boost cleaning power but causes foam which isn't the best. Feynlab is a perfect example of this.
I’ve literally went to Oklahoma and Rinseless washed (ONR) our vehicle on a farm with great results and no “dusting issue” until driven down the dirt road again in which it’s impossible to prevent dust at that point 👍🧼
Not a fan of any rinseless wash unless a vehicle is clean to begin with,we proved on many a vehicle that rinseless washer does leave swirls marks on a panel we've seen it many of times.Anytime you are rubbing dirt across the surface regardless on surfactants you will a million percent mark up a panel,we don't use them and never will,they are only good on a clean vehicle so really what's the point
You’ll scratch a surface when you put something on top and drag across regardless of the lubrication used. Its a matter of how you minimize scratching when washing and drying.
Toby, are you referring to Wolfgang Uber? Or does Wolfgang have a different Rinseless Wash? I like the shine Uber provides, but in terms of cleaning ability and lubrication, I think DIY has Uber beat.
@@bluegrasskid4835 Yes..Wolfgang(The Pink Stuff) Believe me i have used EVERYTHING on the shelf. Until they come out with something better, Its Wolfgang for me. The surface after drying is slick as a cats A**. My personal formula after a wolfgang wash in the detail spray department is 1/3 Surf City Paste, 1/3 ceramic and 1oz of Wolfgang. Grab ya a cheap Blender, mix pour in spray bottle, and your on your way. You will NEVER see a Fly land on your paint. Too each is on, This is what i do. Good Luck.
Someone did a test on all of them and ONR did the best by far in terms of protecting the paint & clearcoat. That was the only one that was invented by the scientist who invented clear coat for cars. Plus ONR has been around for over a decade so has years of proof that it works.
I saw that test, ONR kept the solution in the bucket cleaner than the others, it doesn’t protect the paint as well as the newer technology rinseless washes. Onr was invented by DR G but brought to mainstream acceptance by Ivan. Ivan now owns DIY Detail, he fixed what he saw as errors in ONR , and made his Rinseless the best. Give it or Absolute a try, you won’t be buying onr again.
@@havingtoomuchfun4806 - We must have watched a different video. The one I watched demonstrated ONR left zero scratches or marks, while the others did.
@@havingtoomuchfun4806 - Also Ivan is not a scientist and didn’t invent ONR, a scientist. Ivan is a salesman/businessman. He has his own RU-vid channel on how to make the most money in the detailing business. That’s why he’s been hired by so many companies to plug their products. The new ONR formulation was created by the same scientist.
@@-Aliquis ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9WrZ9Zk4HeQ.html Read all the comments in the comments section too. I’ve tried all of the cleaning media, and the sponge made specifically for ONR works better than anything I’ve tried. Definitely worth the money for the sponge and lasts for years if your a professional detailer. If your an individual the sponge will probably last you forever.
