evo77
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- Mar 15, 2008
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I am trying to absorb all of the info here on the latest and greatest rinseless washes and my takeaway is that it would be hard to find an actual BAD product among the ones being discussed over the last few months
This is leading to "deer in the headlights" syndrome on actually selecting a product or family of products so I can move beyond ONR and N914, but that's nothing new in the detailing world
As much as I enjoy learning about new RW products and what they have to offer in the vast sea of competitors, in the end THEY ALL WORK THE SAME. There just isn't a large enough margin of any key attributes that is enough to make a noticeable difference between products.
This talk about "this one has more lubricity" or "this one has more cleaning" or "this one releases dirt better" or "this one has more slickness"....all nonsense if you ask me.
In my own personal experience, I have found that none of these things turn out to be true (well, to a certain degree). I feel that most of the time in this community people tend to reach for things to want to find something unique. Or it may just be easy for us to fall victim to the dazzlement of marketing, lol, which then influences our final opinions.
In the end, use whatever is most popular and/or has a good reputation as a brand.