Favorite Waterless Wash

Favorite Waterless Wash

  • McKee's 37 N-914

    Votes: 39 27.1%

  • Optimum Opti Clean

    Votes: 28 19.4%

  • Griots Waterless Spray-On Car Wash

    Votes: 5 3.5%

  • McKee's 37 Waterless Wash

    Votes: 12 8.3%

  • Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+

    Votes: 57 39.6%

  • Chemical Guys EcoSmart

    Votes: 4 2.8%
  • Total voters
    144
Tried Wolfgang, ech20, and n914. Ech20 takes the cake.


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I’m enjoying the Duragloss at the QD ratio right now. Good slickness and cleaning.


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MattPersman said:
I’m enjoying the Duragloss at the QD ratio right now. Good slickness and cleaning.
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Almost seems too good. I'm testing the QD water sheeting duration again because it can't be as good as I've measured previously. Even if it only goes 2 weeks it's a great inexpensive QD.
 
RippyD said:
Almost seems too good. I'm testing the QD water sheeting duration again because it can't be as good as I've measured previously. Even if it only goes 2 weeks it's a great inexpensive QD.
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I'm looking forward to that test, Rippy. I followed your durability thread with great interest and the DG 931/932 results were truly amazing. I now have gallons of Aquawax, D156, FCS/AW in stock, as well as DG932. Eliminating the first three would sure free up some some needed shelf space.
Thanks again for all your serious efforts.

Bill
 
Exactly. Thanks to Rippy for bringing that into the light. Works awesome as a drying aid for me especially this time of year. I use my car wash at work and then use the Duragloss as a drying aid.

Seems to work well in cold weather even pretty darn streak free as a drying aid


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MattPersman said:
Exactly. Thanks to Rippy for bringing that into the light. Works awesome as a drying aid for me especially this time of year. I use my car wash at work and then use the Duragloss as a drying aid.

Seems to work well in cold weather even pretty darn streak free as a drying aid
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What is the dilution ratio for DG 931 to be used as a drying aid? The same as for a quick detailer? I know there are a few different ways and different dilution ratios that this product can be used for.
 
Sports Fan said:
What is the dilution ratio for DG 931 to be used as a drying aid? The same as for a quick detailer? I know there are a few different ways and different dilution ratios that this product can be used for.
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I've been using 1:8. It streaks some on my Black Lacrosse DD, which is coated with WG, but works great on the rest of the family fleet, all of which just have a sealant or wax. I'd be interested too in hearing the dilution rates that have worked for others.

Bill
 
I've tried Opticlean, Chemical Guys Ecosmart, UWW+, and Trinova, and I prefer Wolfgang Uber the most.
 
To date, its N914 and AMMO NYC

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Klasse Act said:
To date, its N914 and AMMO NYC

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Klass Act I just purchased a gallon of n914, from what I read the many uses as well as using as step to remove oils and residue before you apply coating, sealant or wax, what s your experience like, in that aspect ?!


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Sports Fan said:
What is the dilution ratio for DG 931 to be used as a drying aid? The same as for a quick detailer? I know there are a few different ways and different dilution ratios that this product can be used for.
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I probably use 6:1 or so. I've gone as low as 5:1. It will streak in the sun. I got to a higher ratio if I have to use it in a hot day.
 
RippyD said:
I probably use 6:1 or so. I've gone as low as 5:1. It will streak in the sun. I got to a higher ratio if I have to use it in a hot day.
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Thanks, Rippy. I seem to recall seeing somewhere that the manufacturer recommends a dilution ratio somewhere along the lines of 3 to 1, but I can't find where many people have used it at that level.
 
Sports Fan said:
Is N914 essentially the same as ONR? From what I've read, it appears to be nearly identical (just a different brand).
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I'm not 100% sure but when people speak about RW & WW's that leave nothing behind it's on a very short list, along AMMO NYC.

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i use duragloss 931 at a 10:1 dilution (1 1/2 oz's to 14 1/2 oz's of water) and it has worked very well without any negative effects. IME, the 3oz's to 16oz's of water recommended on the label was to streaky. i have used this product since it was released and it's a sleeper. duragloss products perform and are reasonably priced to boot...
 
Sports Fan said:
Is N914 essentially the same as ONR? From what I've read, it appears to be nearly identical (just a different brand).
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Not even close. N914 leaves nothing behind. Onr does. N914 cleans a dirty surface a lot better. Onr is more for maintenance cleaning.

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