Black Fire Waterless Wash Concentrate

[futurepro17]

Hello all,


Can the BFWWC be used as a rinseless wash? Has anyone used it as a rinseless? I've reached out to their product support specialists and wanted to get some feedback from the forum as well. Thanks

 

[TroyScherer]

Can the BFWWC be used as a rinseless wash? Has anyone used it as a rinseless? I've reached out to their product support specialists and wanted to get some feedback from the forum as well.

Can it? More than likely yes; as a rinseless wash uses more water thus a waterless solution mixed like this should be safe.

But why not just buy a rinseless wash instead? Then you are sure you are getting the correct mix and results.


When mixing a waterless product Up as a rinseless I usually just mix it up the same as the rinseless product calls for.

 

[PPLd]

Yes I tried to use BFWW as a rinseless wash.
I used it at 1:256 it worked OK.
Not as slick as some best rinseless wash out there, but the paint finish is good.
So I think it is acceptable for light dust, but not cars that normally ask for a rinseless.

 

[PPLd]

Here are some photos I posted in a previous review:

Preparing wash:

The GS is allowed to soak with wash solution.

Grout sponge glide over the car paint smoothly.

Rinsing in 2nd bucket.

Wipe dry.

Finish was slick and shine. No streaks whatsoever.

 

[futurepro17]

Can it? More than likely yes; as a rinseless wash uses more water thus a waterless solution mixed like this should be safe.

But why not just buy a rinseless wash instead? Then you are sure you are getting the correct mix and results.


When mixing a waterless product Up as a rinseless I usually just mix it up the same as the rinseless product calls for.

I ask ask because I just purchased a gallon of the BFWWC and was curious about using as rinseless sometimes. Thanks for your input!

 

[TroyScherer]

I ask ask because I just purchased a gallon of the BFWWC and was curious about using as rinseless sometimes. Thanks for your input!

Been there, done that. So no worries.

As noted above, it will work but I would say at maybe a slightly stronger than rinseless ratio to get it right.


What I have found most is that dedicated products usually work better than an all-in-one solution. But some of these waterless, rinseless, detail spray products are getting better and better.