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Good discussion and points here guys. I'm sure a lot of the traditional washing has a lots to do with comfortable habits and people actually enjoying spending time washing and cleaning a car and don't care about time. I use to be that way, but life has changed for me and I need something quicker...

Been reading up on rinseless vs traditional. Some questions comes up. 1. If saving water isn't an issue, and you have free flowing acess to water, what is the best for washing and keeping paint safe from swirls? Seems the tradition way. 2. If Rinseless products are better, why don't we use...

This....I don't mind the dragging, it's the putting it all away that makes a simple wash suddenly take over an hour to wash one car. I usually then wash at least 2 cars to make it worth it. I ordered a pump sprayer today and may be my new way to wash cars unless I just want some outside time...

Shine & Buff Waterless Wash Towel ? I have a whole bunch of the supreme towels. Cobra Supreme 530 Large Microfiber Towel, microfiber buffing towel, detailing towel, auto detail towel, micro fiber towel

What towels are intended for rinseless wash?

If I do end up liking g this method, I will certainly buy more than the 12 plush towels I have now. True that on the cheaper than swirls. Thanks, Michael

Of course I do wash the towels after they are used, but after I have a full load, but it's not after every normal wash I have 12 dirty towels. Might take me 10-12 normal washes before I need to do a load. I only use one drying towel for a normal wash.

I have the towels to perform, but don't want to wash them after every wash. Feel at that point, it's simpler to wash the old fashioned way. I may just try it and see how I feel. Thanks, Michael

Thanks you the responses guys. I've actually seen and watched several videos on the GD method. Don't really like the idea of using 10 towels to do a rinse less wash, but I do see the logic behind it. I like the idea of a pump spray and pre-treating. That would make Me feel better about...

Hi guys. I decided to try my uber rinseless wash tonight on my granite Charger. It hadn't been washed in 2 weeks and wasn't driven during any rain. But it was sprinkled on here and there throughout this week. It appeared to do really well, but then again the color has flake in it and hides all...

Thanks guys. I have a bit of Spritz detail spray still, but I think I'm going to try the rinseless wash as a detail spray to since it did so well as a clay lubricant. Michael

I recently bought this to try out for the clay lubricant and I was satisfied with it. I add 1/2 to my wash bucket and that seems to help, but maybe that's in my head. Has anyone used this a detail spray that this stuff says it can do? If it can truly do both these things, it would save my a...

I also noticed this in my past order of the Gold towels and called. I was told that they are 380 g/m not the 600 we see on the chart. They said it was something they needed to update. Guess they still haven't, it's been probable about 6 months since I called to ask. Michael

I also feel the same way. I don't disagree there are better teachers/guys, but he has a way to make it seem not very scary. Plus he's funny too lol Different strokes for different folks. Michael

Hello to Jason, Danny, and Shortspark from another fellow Texas native. I'm in the DFW area as well. Welcome to the board. It's a wonderful site for knowledge. I've learned a lot from here! Michael

I also liked the review part on the store. Thanks, Michael

Since investing so much into the products I have, I've always kept mine in the house. Along with the garage being mine, I've taken over a closet shelf for all my products lol Michael

Watching Junkman's videos also convinced me I could paint correct as well! It's become a expensive, but fun new hobby of mine. YouTube will have you busy for hours, good info on YouTube. After lots of research, I'm started off with Wolfgang products and love them. They perform well, especially...

Yes, a 4 7/8's to be exact. I found my backing plate with the smaller pad was also better in that it didn't have such a large space that the plate wasn't covering. With the smaller backing plate I have and the 6.5" pad, it would deform the pad with the weight of the machine after time. The...

6.5" CCS pads came with my PC kit and that's all I used until a 5.5" freebee CCS came with the 16oz wolf twins and man, hands down better to use than the 6.5" pads on my PCXP. It is easier to keep spinning and correcting. Michael