Review and How-To: Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash

Mike or anyone, I am confused regarding the QD mix.

You said " 4. Create your own detail spray
Mix 3 ounces of concentrate to filtered water to make your own spray detailer for removing light dust, fingerprints and smudges in-between normal washes."

3 OZ of concentrate to ???? water? 16oz?
 
glfnaz said:
Mike or anyone, I am confused regarding the QD mix.

You said " 4. Create your own detail spray
Mix 3 ounces of concentrate to filtered water to make your own spray detailer for removing light dust, fingerprints and smudges in-between normal washes."

3 OZ of concentrate to ???? water? 16oz?
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Nick@Autogeek said:
  • Add 3 ounces of Uber Rinseless Wash to a gallon of filtered or tap water to create a gloss-intensive detail spray.
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Source: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...11-new-sema-wolfgang-uber-rinseless-wash.html and Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash, no rinse car wash
 
Thanks for the great review!
Just grabbed a bottle of this from the sale along with a small pot of the SSII and can't wait to use it.
I've never done RW before and can't wait to try it out, but I have done WW with Ecosmart. How does the Uber do at WW?
 
Great review, sweet car, can't wait to try this product for myself.
 
Just purchased the 64oz jug on sale. Can't wait to try it. Excellent "how-to" Mike.

Please explain why you elected to go with just the one bucket - is the 2 BM overkill? What if your car has more road grime/salt on it, a common thing heading into winter here in the upper Midwest?

Thanks
 
I just bought this new product last night but I have a question:

"Isn't the 2BM the norm when doing ANY RW?" I saw the wash mitt after rubbing it into the grit guard but why in the world would you put a contaminated wash media back into the wash solution?
 
Klasse Act said:
I just bought this new product last night but I have a question:

"Isn't the 2BM the norm when doing ANY RW?" I saw the wash mitt after rubbing it into the grit guard but why in the world would you put a contaminated wash media back into the wash solution?
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This is exactly why I use micro fiber towels for my rinseless washes. No contaminated wash media EVER renters my wash bucket.
 
Klasse Act said:
I just bought this new product last night but I have a question:

"Isn't the 2BM the norm when doing ANY RW?" I saw the wash mitt after rubbing it into the grit guard but why in the world would you put a contaminated wash media back into the wash solution?
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That's why I asked my question about the one bucket method starting to become the norm from examples I've been seeing.
 
I'll NEVER use one bucket again, ever!

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Klasse Act said:
I'll NEVER use one bucket again, ever!

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I use one bucket, but would never use only one mitt/towel. I still can't get my head around putting dirty media into the bucket of solution. Mike P has probably forgotten more about detailing than I'll ever know, so it's a preference thing.
 
Rmd said:
I use one bucket, but would never use only one mitt/towel. I still can't get my head around putting dirty media into the bucket of solution. Mike P has probably forgotten more about detailing than I'll ever know, so it's a preference thing.
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It's true what you said about Mike P for sure, no doubt about it but if your saying you use 1 bucket but multiple wash mitts and/or wash media then that's fine because it's basically the GD method. That said, no one can convince me that re-inserting dirty wash media into the wash media is a good idea, even if you do scrub said media on the grit guard grill, sorry.

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Klasse Act said:
It's true what you said about Mike P for sure, no doubt about it but if your saying you use 1 bucket but multiple wash mitts and/or wash media then that's fine because it's basically the GD method. That said, no one can convince me that re-inserting dirty wash media into the wash media is a good idea, even if you do scrub said media on the grit guard grill, sorry.

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So what is your alternative method, if I might ask?
 
I do it 1 of 2 ways:

2BM with the Aqua sponge and always pre-treat

or...

GD method with 1 bucket, soaking the mf towels and always pre-treating.

I just don't know how anyone could put a dirty wash media into the cleaning solution bucket, scrapping it off on the grit guard and getting back to it. It makes the most sense to me to only enter the cleaning solution bucket to either A. pull out a soaking clean mf towel or the wash media cleaned in the plain water bucket #2 and that's it.

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Klasse Act said:
It's true what you said about Mike P for sure, no doubt about it but if your saying you use 1 bucket but multiple wash mitts and/or wash media then that's fine because it's basically the GD method. That said, no one can convince me that re-inserting dirty wash media into the wash media is a good idea, even if you do scrub said media on the grit guard grill, sorry.

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Its exactly the GDWM from his first videos. I pre-spray panels with the solution mixed slightly stronger than RW strength, or at WW strength if product can be used for both (have used most out there, currently using D114 with no complaints, but just ordered the WG product to check it out). Then wipe in one direction with wet green 600 gsm towels from MFT, second pass with MM 800 towels wrung out as much as possible, then drying pass with slightly dampened WW towel. Safe and easy.
 
Great review with great pictures.
3 questions Mike:
Which wash method do you use the most now days? Waterless/rinseless/traditional?

When doing a rinseless wash, do you ever incorporate claying with the wash process? Wash, clay, dry? Or you could go around the car and wash without drying, then clay using solution in a spray bottle as lube. That would eliminate a drying step.

Have you done chemical decontamination with a rinseless/waterless wash?
 
This question was asked I think but not answered , is it Coating safe as it wont effect the life span or Hydrophobic properties of coatings no matter their chemical make up ? For example , UWW+ is said to leave polymers behind that can/do /may effect the coating's sheeting ability . Its my present go to but if WG RW is coating safe , we may be changing to it ......Hope I made sense .... Thanks for the Awesome write up Mike P. Love those wheels on that Dart .
 
If using this product on the WG coating, I would assume no problem. I'd always stay within the family with any coating including wash products, polishes, boosters and prep wipe down products. No exceptions. Coatings are ultra sensitive to cross products I have found despite their claims of being impenetrable or immune to everything.
 
silverfox said:
If using this product on the WG coating, I would assume no problem. I'd always stay within the family with any coating including wash products, polishes, boosters and prep wipe down products. No exceptions. Coatings are ultra sensitive to cross products I have found despite their claims of being impenetrable or immune to everything.
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I'm not questioning you per say but if a coating can last 1-5 yrs why would a competitors product hurt it? I mean it's to protect your cars finish for 1-5 years and I'd think a cleaning product would be better than what Mother Nature is going to throw at it compared to another rinseless or waterless wash could, plus those other brands are cleaning the paint, not destroying it.

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