WG Uber rinseless wash used as a clay lubricant/detail spray?

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I recently bought this to try out for the clay lubricant and I was satisfied with it. I add 1/2 to my wash bucket and that seems to help, but maybe that's in my head.

Has anyone used this a detail spray that this stuff says it can do? If it can truly do both these things, it would save my a bunch of $. I currently use WG detail spritz spray and love this stuff, but it's way more expensive compared to what the rinseless wash could do per once.

I'm curious why anyone would buy the clay lubricant vs using this to make your own clay lubricant? It's so much cheaper than using the WG clay lubricant per oz.

Thanks,
Michael
 
Yeah, I have used it as a detail spray. Works just fine. 0.75oz mixed with 32oz of distilled water does the trick. On sale, it's one of the better concentrates that can cover a few different products (WW, Detailer, RW, lube...).
 
Haven't clayed with it yet, but I have been doing several waterless and quick touch ups with the recommended detail mixture and like it quite a bit more than Blackfire & Ultima (a long-time favorite).

IMO, it could have been easily marketed as a waterless product and none would bat an eye. Impressive stuff.
 
I used this product the other day. I did a Rinseless wash and made a spray bottle of waterless wash solution to pretreat the panels as recommended for dirtier vehicles. It worked really well. So far this product is top notch.

As far as the detailer part of it, I also have the detail spritz. From my knowledge the detail spritz has more gloss enhancing ingredients than does making a detail solution out of the rinseless wash. Also from my understanding the spritz will last longer on the car. But Iam new to these products.
 
I absolutely love wg uber Rinseless, so much that I hate to waste on as a clay lube. Its my go to now. ONR is and always will be my clay lube.
 
Uber works great as a waterless wash. I haven't used it as a clay lube but it's so slick I imagine it'll be great as that as well. Truly a do it all product.
 
I have used it as a Rinseless, Waterless, Detail spray/clay lube with no issues. I really like using it as a detail spray/clay lube mixed 1:48. Works great with my nanoskin pad on the 3401.
 
I have used it as a detail spray, and it is quite good. Looks good and leaves the paint feeling slick. And since this stuff is so concentrated, 16 oz will make a lot of detail spray!
 
I use the detail spray ratio as a clay lube with no issues so far. I do this because I'm too lazy to make another bottle with slight different dilution ratio :).
 
hdez said:
I use the detail spray ratio as a clay lube with no issues so far. I do this because I'm too lazy to make another bottle with slight different dilution ratio :).
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I'm lazy too. Uber is so affordable, I just mixed up a few bottles using the waterless wash ratio and I'm good to go. I use the WW as a detail spray just for a little extra protection/insurance. Just a weekend warrior - the 64 oz jug I purchased from AG may go bad before I use it up. Love it as a RW too.
 
Heck, I'm thinking about getting the gallon jug because it's so versatile! (I wonder if I could get a 55 gallon drum...hmm...)
 
I use optimum rinse less carwash as a detail spray and clay lube. I usally add more product then it states just to be on the safe side. I have been using it for over a year with no issues.
 
david b said:
I'm lazy too. Uber is so affordable, I just mixed up a few bottles using the waterless wash ratio and I'm good to go. I use the WW as a detail spray just for a little extra protection/insurance. Just a weekend warrior - the 64 oz jug I purchased from AG may go bad before I use it up. Love it as a RW too.
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They have shelflife? I'm getting worried because I bought the 128oz bottle lol.
 
Mike Honcho said:
Heck, I'm thinking about getting the gallon jug because it's so versatile! (I wonder if I could get a 55 gallon drum...hmm...)
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I personally would. It would surprise me if the gallons didn't fly off the shelf during the introductory $64.99 + holiday sale.

Even at full retail, it's $9.99 per 16oz, and that's a helluva bargain. The current 20% knocks it back further to $63.99 a gal or $7.99 for 16oz instead of $19.99. I would so jump on if it I didn't already have a gallon.
 
I scored a great deal on a gallon over the holidays. 30% on Wolfgang's site price matched at AG with additional 20% off.
 
pheerix said:
I scored a great deal on a gallon over the holidays. 30% on Wolfgang's site price matched at AG with additional 20% off.
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Same here. :props:
 
My buddy Derek0609 talked about the need for QD's nowadays with all the quality WW's on the market today, as well as RW that can be made into WW.

From now on, no more QD ratios for me because when your using a QD your basically cleaning the car. anyways so why not use the WW ratio so it's safer.

AS far as clay lube, same thing, better concentration of product made up as WW, so lubrication is never an issue.

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Klasse Act said:
My buddy Derek0609 talked about the need for QD's nowadays with all the quality WW's on the market today, as well as RW that can be made into WW.

From now on, no more QD ratios for me because when your using a QD your basically cleaning the car. anyways so why not use the WW ratio so it's safer.

AS far as clay lube, same thing, better concentration of product made up as WW, so lubrication is never an issue.

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Good point! Since yesterday, I'm using WW dilution ratio for my detail spray and clay lube, so now I have just 1 bottle for those 3 products.

In the end, more lubrication = less changes to introduce swirls.

The only downside for me is that WW dilution ration has a strong smell.
 
Thanks guys. I have a bit of Spritz detail spray still, but I think I'm going to try the rinseless wash as a detail spray to since it did so well as a clay lubricant.

Michael
 
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