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Rinseless Washes - 2022
Hi folks, it seems a lot of rinesless wash products have hit the market lately. What's your favorite? I've been using ech20 cut 1:20 the last few days around the house and the smell is probably my favorite of any product. I also mixed up a solution of N914 cut 1:128 but the smell to my nose...
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Find one you like and stick with it. There is always something better on the horizon so stay with something tried and true. I use DIY rinse less if I need a pure cleaner and if I need something to maintain a ceramic coating I use Gyeon Eco Wash.
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FWIW, I feel N-914 has more cleaning power than ONR V5 or ADS Hero and I think it releases dirt as well as the other two, and the price is quite reasonable in my opinion
Feynlab V1 was very powerful as well and was my pick for a pure cleaner with nothing left on the paint in the way of gloss or protection
I haven't tried Feynlab V3 yet
That is the extent of my experience after venturing out from ONR
In the video above by Forensic Detailing the Feynlab got the best rating for a cleaner.
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Didn’t you say it will strip off any wax or sealers? I am curious as I looked up its PH and it is in the neutral range. Maybe I don’t understand PH but I thought anything neutral would not strip off any LSPs?
It sounds like it would be a good winter rinseless due to its cleaning ability.
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Real world results on my g/f's Cruze this past Saturday. Probably a weeks worth of dirt. The product is Feynlab RW v3, pre-treating and using that RW sponge. These pics were the body only at that point
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Yes, my experience was that Feynlab V1 would strip waxes like OCW, TWWW, etc and would also strip a sealant that was on its last legs, like Megs HCW
It isn't something I used all the time but when an LSP got to the point it wasn't doing its job I would use it to strip it back to a fresh canvas so I could start over
I certainly don't understand the chemistry behind it, but it wets the paint unlike other RWs that sit on top of the paint, and its surfactants or whatever digs deep and just gets stuff off
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I personally like to use the Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash. I think it works great.
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Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash - Not sure if you'll like it? See what Mike Phillips has to say about itHERE! A SiO2 take on a rinseless wash! Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash is the rinseless wash you know and love but with added SiO2 qualities! ...
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I revisited it this past summer as I've got an old gallon, while it's a low amount it's such a SOLID choice...stillI personally like to use the Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash. I think it works great.
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Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash - Not sure if you'll like it? See what Mike Phillips has to say about itHERE! A SiO2 take on a rinseless wash! Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash is the rinseless wash you know and love but with added SiO2 qualities! ...
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Of everything I like Koch chemie Rapid rinsless is my favorite right now.
IdroSave is also great if you wanna leave protection.
Being a griots fan there Brilliant shine replacement will be out in March.
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IdroSave is also great if you wanna leave protection.
Being a griots fan there Brilliant shine replacement will be out in March.
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Looking forward to the new Griot's Garage RW
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They're doing a livestream tomorrow night so we should hopefully get more details about it
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I will have used up my Griot's Garage Brillant Shine rinseless wash bottle by then, out with the old and in with the new
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So as Klasse posted pics of his two bucket wash of the Cruise it inspired me to do the same. I think the Cruise was a bit more dirty than mine but mine were driven in the rain a couple times so a little more dirty than usual.
I washed both the wife’s CRV and my Tacoma with Duragloss 932 rinseless and the rinse bucket was plain water. I mixed up 3 gallons of the Duragloss for the wash and an additional 1.5 gallons in my pump sprayer for the presoak. I didn’t change the bucket of Duragloss after washing the CRV,
This was after the first wash.
so I used the same wash media for the Tacoma. My thinking was as I was using a rinse bucket the wash media would stay much cleaner but it did appear to get a little dirty during the second wash.
This was after the second wash.
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I washed both the wife’s CRV and my Tacoma with Duragloss 932 rinseless and the rinse bucket was plain water. I mixed up 3 gallons of the Duragloss for the wash and an additional 1.5 gallons in my pump sprayer for the presoak. I didn’t change the bucket of Duragloss after washing the CRV,
This was after the first wash.
so I used the same wash media for the Tacoma. My thinking was as I was using a rinse bucket the wash media would stay much cleaner but it did appear to get a little dirty during the second wash.
This was after the second wash.
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Griot's is targeting Feb on the new rinseless. It is polymer based.
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Did you change out the rinse water? Also did you make up new solution for the 2nd wash?So as Klasse posted pics of his two bucket wash of the Cruise it inspired me to do the same. I think the Cruise was a bit more dirty than mine but mine were driven in the rain a couple times so a little more dirty than usual.
I washed both the wife’s CRV and my Tacoma with Duragloss 932 rinseless and the rinse bucket was plain water. I mixed up 3 gallons of the Duragloss for the wash and an additional 1.5 gallons in my pump sprayer for the presoak. I didn’t change the bucket of Duragloss after washing the CRV,
This was after the first wash.
so I used the same wash media for the Tacoma. My thinking was as I was using a rinse bucket the wash media would stay much cleaner but it did appear to get a little dirty during the second wash.
This was after the second wash.
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I'm enjoying the live stream but that Sam guy is such a suck up with that mustache, it just doesn't work, my God is it horrible
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