What Is The Best No Rinse Car Wash On The Market Today?
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What Is The Best No Rinse Car Wash On The Market Today?
What is the best waterless(or no rinse) car wash product on the market today? It’s been awhile since I have researched this topic and I was wandering if any new products in this category have hit the market recently.
Also, would these products really be safe to use on perfect, swirl free paint? Will they leave any type of marring if used properly?
I used to think this type of wash method would be a great alternative for the cold winter months. Now, however, I'm beginning to think it may be a great year-round washing method as I'm fed up with washing my cars the old fashioned way...it takes far too much time and effort.
Also, would these products really be safe to use on perfect, swirl free paint? Will they leave any type of marring if used properly?
I used to think this type of wash method would be a great alternative for the cold winter months. Now, however, I'm beginning to think it may be a great year-round washing method as I'm fed up with washing my cars the old fashioned way...it takes far too much time and effort.
#2
All rinseless wash seems to perform similarly
While Googling, came across this
http://washwax.com/whattouse.php
Appears to be a worthwhile mention to the usually suspects...
And this system seems like a great also ran
http://www.chemicalguys.com/Green_Mo...ndly_s/131.htm
Not as pricey
http://www.autogeek.net/nomad-portab...r-cleaner.html
While Googling, came across this
http://washwax.com/whattouse.php
Appears to be a worthwhile mention to the usually suspects...
And this system seems like a great also ran
http://www.chemicalguys.com/Green_Mo...ndly_s/131.htm
Not as pricey
http://www.autogeek.net/nomad-portab...r-cleaner.html
Last edited by IamSMC; 02-14-2013 at 03:08 AM.
#3
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I have used the Griot's Garage spray wash product and it's good, but you go through a lot of it. I prefer and recommend Optimum No-Rinse. Two ounces in a couple gallons of water and you're in business. Just follow directions. I use it all year round, because I don't like putting a hose on my '87 560SL. Why tempt rust if you don't have to??
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Griot's Spray On Car Wash and Speed Shine work wonders. Sinse buying their products 18 months ago, have not conventionally washed ANY of my vehicles.
#7
Appears there's differences between "waterless" and "no rinse" aka "rinseless"
Seems replies were not specific towards either method
Guess it depends on your preference
Waterless:
http://www.autogeek.net/how-to-use-waterless-wash.html
Rinseless:
http://www.autogeek.net/how-to-use-rinseless-wash.html
So it depends
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There are two that we use all the time.
Optimum No Rinse with Wax
Optimum No Rinse - Original Formula
you can mix it into a spray bottle and use it in a sprayer as well for light dusted cars.
Optimum No Rinse with Wax
Optimum No Rinse - Original Formula
you can mix it into a spray bottle and use it in a sprayer as well for light dusted cars.
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I've compared a few and I keep coming back to original ONR. Use it for rinseless washing and clay lube. Once mixed up as clay lube in a spray bottle I use it for door jambs and even for light interior cleanup
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No hesitation. Just use the right stuff for wipe off. Fine shammy or good micro fiber is the key. I always throw some wax on after to make it shine. I run my flex 3-4x a year with polish on the car to keep swirls away just FYI.
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I was going to order some of this, try it over the winter. Sort of forgot:
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/product_detail.do?q=11469
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...iew-(with-pics)
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/product_detail.do?q=11469
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...iew-(with-pics)