Waterless wash

buy some ONR and dilute it to QD/waterless wash specs. one product that can do multiple tasks...
 
Pinnacle Waterless -- 1oz to a 32 oz bottle
Ultima Waterless Wash+ Concentrate -- 1/2 oz to a 22oz bottle
 
and for the quick buy,, Turtle wax Rinseless Wash and Wax. 5-7 bucks depending on where you find it.

QD = one full bottle to one gallon
Clay lube = one half bottle to one gallon
 
I really liked the old DP Waterless Wash, but now I use Poorboy's Spray and Wipe.
 
Pinnacle Waterless -- 1oz to a 32 oz bottle
Ultima Waterless Wash+ Concentrate -- 1/2 oz to a 22oz bottle

Or, it might be a little more practical to see it as:

Pinnacle Waterless 4oz/gallon

Ultimate Waterless+ 3oz/gallon

Optimum No Rinse WW 2 - 8oz/gallon (I've had good luck with 2)

Meguiars Rinse Free 25oz/ gallon (though I think guys have reported using it with good results at about half this strength)
 
I will back UWW+ for this it seems slicker and safer in WW form than ONR although both work well and haven't really had a problem with either.
 
I like UWW+ better than ONR. Once I'm finished with the bottle of ONR I'm switching back to UWW+
 
Uww+ is great, I use it for car shows and use it after I wax a car since I always seem to miss small spots, make sure you use a nice plush microfiber with a ww that's another important factor in the equation
 
I'm sold on Meg's Rinse Free Express Wash and Wax.

It's the detailers version of their Wash and Wax Anywhere. Same super saturated lubricity and high shine. Buy it when it goes on sale and although seemingly pricey, 1 gal makes 5 gals when diluted according to the manufacturers instructions.
 
I too rate highly Ultima WW+. Used ONR for many years but UWW+ just seems to outperform ONR (waterless, slicker, glossier, does not leave my sponges/mf's dirty looking like ONR...). My Opinion Only.
 
For waterless I like UWW+. I have tried Opti Clean and DP waterless wash and a few others. UWW+ at least for me streaks the least and cleans the best.

For rinseless I use ONR. Occasionaly Duragloss with Aquawax.
 
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