A Rinseless Wash Tip

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CharlesW

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I think I have mentioned this before, but it was in response to a question and probably was buried.

When doing a rinseless wash, make your first "drying" pass with a damp MF towel. I dip a MF into the solution and wring it as dry as I can by hand. I then wipe up the large puddles of wash solution after my wash pass with that damp MF. Finish with a dry MF. You will need to wring out the damp MF a few times during the process.
While I plan to have all the dirt washed off by my wash media, I feel more comfortable with the damp MF towel if I happen to have missed a spot.

Try this! It really works.

I wish I could take credit for the idea, but I read about it on a different forum.
 
CharlesW said:
I think I have mentioned this before, but it was in response to a question and probably was buried.

When doing a rinseless wash, make your first "drying" pass with a damp MF towel. I dip a MF into the solution and wring it as dry as I can by hand. I then wipe up the large puddles of wash solution after my wash pass with that damp MF. Finish with a dry MF. You will need to wring out the damp MF a few times during the process.
While I plan to have all the dirt washed off by my wash media, I feel more comfortable with the damp MF towel if I happen to have missed a spot.

Try this! It really works.

I wish I could take credit for the idea, but I read about it on a different forum.
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Been doing that, but using a QD for final wipe.
 
I always use PB's Spray and Wipe during the during process. I don't wet my drying towel. Using a lubricant during reduces swirling from drying to very little. I wash my truck a lot. I buff once year and only have light correction to do.
 
CharlesW said:
Most people don't. That's the reason for my post. It really does work good, costs nothing, and if you don't like it, don't do it in the future. :)
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I agree with you brother. Always open to options. It's how we learn what is right for us.:props:
 
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