Review and How-To: Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash

I bought a gallon recently and I'm not trading away an ounce of it.
 
Uber is awesome, I've used it as waterless,rinseless,clay lube and its performed well every time👍
 
Well, I picked up a "treat" for myself and ordered the WG pressure sprayer for doing my waterless washes.
Wolfgang Chemical Resistant Pressure Sprayer, pressurized spray bottle, pump sprayer

Tell you what- I'm glad I did! It sure made washing my truck fun today. I also got the 64oz Uber Rinseless concentrate and gave it a whirl. 1/3oz uber to 16oz water. I filled up the sprayer, gave it a few pumps, and went to town. I gave the whole truck a "pre-soak", then went back and did panel by panel. The Uber is some really nice stuff and left a super slick and glossy surface. The biggest surprise came when I went to wring my mf towel-- all 8 faces of the towel were visibly soiled, and after I wrung it out, the towel was totally clean! Wow! Impressed, to say the least! When I was done, a gentle dry with a gold plush drying towel eliminated any traces of the very few streaks that remained.

A great wash combo/method for apartment dwellers and those that don't want to drag out all the equipment and hoses.
 
Do y'all know if you have to use a wax or paint sealant after doing a waterless wash with Uber?? Thanks!!
 
You can. It doesn't have any sort of long lasting protection.


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This product and it's different variations sounds great, but would you recommend using the rinseless wash on a daily driver? I mean sure it's safe on garage queens or weekend cruisers and show cars, but what about cars that are driven regularly? I guess my question is how dirty can the car be and still be safe using the RR or WW methods? FWIW my car is coated with Wolfgang Uber Ceramic Coating.

Thanks in advance
 
You know what, since I coated my car, I haven't even tried WGURW on my car. I got into trying products out on a coated car and they left a film on the finish the "toned down" the looks, so I had to do a couple N914 WW at stronger ratio to wash away that "stuff".
 
FLG37 said:
This product and it's different variations sounds great, but would you recommend using the rinseless wash on a daily driver? I mean sure it's safe on garage queens or weekend cruisers and show cars, but what about cars that are driven regularly? I guess my question is how dirty can the car be and still be safe using the RR or WW methods? FWIW my car is coated with Wolfgang Uber Ceramic Coating.

Thanks in advance
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I've been using RW and WW's on my cars since joining AG and they've been all DD. I don't let them get too dirty but if it's ever really dirty, like in the winter, I always hit the quarter wash and then do a 2BM RW. I really don't do WW in the winter time as I want the car really wet before I dry.

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Once mixed, how long does the WW (used as a detail spray) last? Do I have to throw away the unused amount or can I save it to use later?
 
C5Longhorn said:
Does WGURW contain carnuba or synthetic wax? I know it has a gloss enhancer, but what is it? Just wondering if it adds any protection.

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There is no carnauba wax in Uber... just some type of synthetic polymer used as the "gloss enhancer..."

FLG37 said:
Once mixed, how long does the WW (used as a detail spray) last? Do I have to throw away the unused amount or can I save it to use later?
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No problem keeping your mixed up Uber waterless wash or detail spray to use up over time. It will last quite a long time. Best to use distilled water for mixing with Uber if you plan to store it.
 
You can save the leftovers.

I just use tap water with mine and haven't had it go bad in the bottle, but if you used distilled water it should last a while.
 
BadgerRivFan said:
There is no carnauba wax in Uber... just some type of synthetic polymer used as the "gloss enhancer..."



No problem keeping your mixed up Uber waterless wash or detail spray to use up over time. It will last quite a long time. Best to use distilled water for mixing with Uber if you plan to store it.
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Thanks, so not really added protection per session like other WW/RW's. I am really happy with the Uber as it looks great.

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