The best waterless wash

Rsurfer said:
I will disagree with your "no matter how much dirt or dust is on the car". Nothing would be safer than a hose and bucket wash.
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Nothing in this threads talked about a hose and a bucket, I thought this was a discussion about rinseless versus waterless. Obviously a hose and a bucket and flooding the car is the most complete safe way possible. Unfortunately that service that is not available in garage condos, apartments etc. In that case I’ll always believe the rinseless is better than waterless.
 
FUNX650 said:
•IMO:
-To stay in good shape, especially for an
older person, one needs to keep on doing
more and more physically challenging tasks.

-That’s why I’ll suggest to not take the
easy way out—mentally or physically.




Bob
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Condescending much? Hmmmmmm…..


OK for you, I’d rather workout in the gym which I do five times a week than “ take the hard way out of doing a wash” my car. That makes no sense to me.

I guess I could use a scrub brush on my tile floors instead of my power tile cleaner too… No thanks.
 
glen e said:
Condescending much?
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•Makes me wonder:
-Surely this is a ‘con’.

OK…Who is it that’s ‘descending’?

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:confused:

Bob
 
You da man, warrior. Im 72 and detail quite regularly. I still love it, but dont do interiors any more. I am also able to pick and choose my customers, many whom have been with me for years. I hope Im able to do this for many more years.

I know I'm crazy as a run over dog, but I still love it! And,I am still pretty good at it, just a little slower.

I hope all us geezer detailers still have something to give to our industry.
 
Back to the topic. I prefer a rinseless wash on light dust and pollen. On anything heavier it's a hose and bucket.

Of the rinseless washes I've used, ECH20 and Duragloss seem to be the best. Wolfgang gets praise as being quite slick.
 
Us older detailers didn't have Autogeek or any other sites to figure what wax to use....I started off using simoniz wax....Gliptone paste wax....nu finish...everything was by hand...Rangerbay...the way I figure it...age is just a number....what helps me I have an old garden wagon that I sit on and move around the car...saves my back

ok enough of that...to me I only use waterless wash when there is dust or pollen on the car...if there is dirt I am going to do a full wash...old school....one more thing...if there is dust only why can't people use a sio2 paint sealant
 
weekend warrior said:
Us older detailers didn't have Autogeek or any other sites to figure what wax to use....I started off using simoniz wax....Gliptone paste wax....nu finish...everything was by hand...Rangerbay...the way I figure it...age is just a number....what helps me I have an old garden wagon that I sit on and move around the car...saves my back

ok enough of that...to me I only use waterless wash when there is dust or pollen on the car...if there is dirt I am going to do a full wash...old school....one more thing...if there is dust only why can't people use a sio2 paint sealant
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A paint sealant does not have the lubricant needed such as a quick detailer or waterless wash. A paint sealant needs to be buffed off (exception WOWA sealants) thus rubbing dirt into the paint.
 
Thanks Rsurfer and everyone else for your help....the way I understand now....when I use BK one step use a white pad...the cars paint is in great shape...thanks again guys
 
FUNX650 said:
^^^ OK.

•There appears that are more suggestions
to do RWs—instead of WWs—with reasons
varying from: less chance of inflecting
swirls; to they’re easier on the body.


•IMO:
-To stay in good shape, especially for an
older person, one needs to keep on doing
more and more physically challenging tasks.

-That’s why I’ll suggest to not take the
easy way out—mentally or physically.

{That is to say: If you prefer doing WWs
for the majority of your car washing tasks,
then I sure won’t be the one telling you
to completely change-up to another car
washing process.}


•Hope you’re still staying in good shape,
and still washing your vehicle(s) during
the next 10, 20, or more years… :props:


Bob
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Thanks Bob....you have me thinking about going rinseless ....can you recommend a good product
 
FUNX650 said:
^^^ OK.

•There appears that are more suggestions
to do RWs—instead of WWs—with reasons
varying from: less chance of inflecting
swirls; to they’re easier on the body.


•IMO:
-To stay in good shape, especially for an
older person, one needs to keep on doing
more and more physically challenging tasks.

-That’s why I’ll suggest to not take the
easy way out—mentally or physically.

{That is to say: If you prefer doing WWs
for the majority of your car washing tasks,
then I sure won’t be the one telling you
to completely change-up to another car
washing process.}


•Hope you’re still staying in good shape,
and still washing your vehicle(s) during
the next 10, 20, or more years… :props:


Bob
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Thanks Bob....like you said most people here use rinseless....going to give it a try...any suggestions
 
FWIW, I can not be more pleased with Wolfgang Uber sio2 rinseless wash. $20 for 16oz that can make gallons upon gallons of clay lube, rinseless, drying aid/topper, QD. And it smeels great, and it looks great, and it's slick, and it doesn't leave any residue or streaks (at the correct dilution). I think Ech2o is very very similar. What great products.
 
Tbonem3 said:
FWIW, I can not be more pleased with Wolfgang Uber sio2 rinseless wash. $20 for 16oz that can make gallons upon gallons of clay lube, rinseless, drying aid/topper, QD. And it smeels great, and it looks great, and it's slick, and it doesn't leave any residue or streaks (at the correct dilution). I think Ech2o is very very similar. What great products.
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Agreed. I like it so much I buy it by the gallon.
 
PaulMys said:
I thought you LA guys only bought stuff in 40 ouncers, Ric. :laughing::laughing:
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I would, but the people out in Florida don’t seem to know how to package their stuff properly. Lol

I constantly have to tell them to brown bag all the bottles too, otherwise they send a bunch of popcorn that makes a big mess everywhere.
 
Eldorado2k said:
I would, but the people out in Florida don’t seem to know how to package their stuff properly. Lol

I constantly have to tell them to brown bag all the bottles too, otherwise they send a bunch of popcorn that makes a big mess everywhere.
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:laughing::laughing::laughing:
 
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