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What drying aid would you recommend without wax on
a car sealed with Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0?

Thanks
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Do I spray it on the wet car or
on my micro fiber towel?
Jim
 
Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash Concentrate is awesome as a drying aid. Mix it up using the waterless wash ratio and you'll be a happy guy. Also, It's very cost effective and a versatile product. Great on your glass, used as a clay lube, Rinseless/waterless washes, detail spray for light clean-ups. It's my new favorite product.

I find it to enhance beading and really amp up the shine.
 
Jim w said:
What drying aid would you recommend without wax on
a car sealed with Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0?

Thanks
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I was just about to post this question but you beat me to the post. I'll just lurk here for more answers.
😁

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FK 425 is another option that works well as a drying aid over WGDGPS 3.0.

It compliments the Wolfgang sealant very nicely.
 
I would suggest a waterless wash or rinseless like product. I think anything with something durable will end up resulting in the mf drying towels to not dry as well. I always try to keep my glass and paint drying towels free of anything that has LSP boosters (wax, sealants).
 
Since you're looking for a drying aid that doesn't contain "wax", Wolfgang Spritz Sealant and Megs D156 are out.. Megs D114@1:128 is what I would use. I'm guessing that Wolfgang Uber Rinseless would be a similar product that would also fit your need.

I've recently moved away from using Megs D115 for this very same reason.. I even went as far as selling the remainder of what I had left to my brother so he can use it to maintain his new black Jeep clean [as opposed to taking it down to his local car wash where it's certain to get swirled up]

I got tired of it interfering with my choice of lsp.. Now I just use D114 for waterless. Works just as fine.
 
ONR or Wolfgang Uber WW work well for me on black. YMMV.
 
For the rinse aid use the WG uber rinseless, mix it as recommended in a large spray bottle, then dry. After you dry the vehicle go back with the detail spritz sealant with a nice thick microfiber flipping the towel over often. You will go through at least 2 towels during this process. This is a great way to finish the washing process.
 
Thank you all very much. I think I am going with
WG uber rinse less. I have read many good things
about it here and I would like to try a waterless
wash as well.

Bunky, thanks for the heads up on the towels;
did not think about that.

I’m always amazed how so many share
their knowledge here. Thank you again.

Jim
 
Jim w said:
Thank you all very much. I think I am going with
WG uber rinse less. I have read many good things
about it here and I would like to try a waterless
wash as well.

Bunky, thanks for the heads up on the towels;
did not think about that.

I’m always amazed how so many share
their knowledge here. Thank you again.

Jim
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I just did my first true Rinseless with the Uber (I've only done waterless until today). Worked great. Three gallons water in a bucket, one ounce Uber concentrate. Dropped in 5 16x16" mf towels. I folded each towel into quarters and went to town. The most impressive thing to me his how well all the dirt/debris/oil comes out of the towels. When I was done, I rinsed each towel well in the bucket and wrung them out. They were so clean that I would have been comfortable getting a new bucket of solution and using the towels on a second vehicle. I have no reason to do that, nor would I take a chance--- but the fact that I could do it and feel comfortable is impressive to me. This stuff wipes off with zero streaking, too.
 
Harpolith said:
I just did my first true Rinseless with the Uber (I've only done waterless until today). Worked great. Three gallons water in a bucket, one ounce Uber concentrate. Dropped in 5 16x16" mf towels. I folded each towel into quarters and went to town. The most impressive thing to me his how well all the dirt/debris/oil comes out of the towels. When I was done, I rinsed each towel well in the bucket and wrung them out. They were so clean that I would have been comfortable getting a new bucket of solution and using the towels on a second vehicle. I have no reason to do that, nor would I take a chance--- but the fact that I could do it and feel comfortable is impressive to me. This stuff wipes off with zero streaking, too.
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haha! welcome to the Uber club. I remember loving ONR and took Klasse and others up on trying Uber and will never go back to anything else.
 
pdqgp said:
haha! welcome to the Uber club. I remember loving ONR and took Klasse and others up on trying Uber and will never go back to anything else.
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I used the long nap side for first passes, then Wrung the towel and flipped to short nap to do a second pass and lightly squeegee the remaining water- there was barely anything left to dry! This stuff is amazing.
 
Ultima Waterless Wash + has been my favorite drying aid for a long time now. Its absolutely amazing. If you're waxing, Meguiar`s Xpress Spray Wax is great.
 
I like the Uber over the UWW+ both are good but given the choice the Uber is what I would grab. Great drying aid.
 
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