[FlightSoftware]

That said, I just bought enough MF towels to do a wash without reusing any. Little more expensive at first, but cheap (!) compared to the trouble of having to polish again.

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by suzook

Im thinking of giving a rinseless a try this weekend, but wondering if it is ok to use on a very dirty car??? Dont want to swirl/scratch the paint.

If it is very dirty, the best thing would be to take it through a touchless wash first, then come home and do a rinseless.

[FlightSoftware]

My big box o' detailing crap showed up from Autopia, and I realized I forgot to add a nanoskin thingy. Amazon prime to the rescue.

Going to practice on a car with less than perfect paint and see how that goes. Only change to the procedure will be Meguiar's compound and then the polish. Have the griots polisher but haven't tried it yet. Looking forward to the first nice weather weekend...

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by FlightSoftware

My big box o' detailing crap showed up from Autopia, and I realized I forgot to add a nanoskin thingy. Amazon prime to the rescue.

Going to practice on a car with less than perfect paint and see how that goes. Only change to the procedure will be Meguiar's compound and then the polish. Have the griots polisher but haven't tried it yet. Looking forward to the first nice weather weekend...

If you are gonna use meguires ultimate compound, you can skip the blackfire polish....but experiment, do half a trunk lid with the polish, the other half with just the Meg's....side by side tests are how I learned what worked FOR ME...

If I you are reading here new, the rinseless procedure is doc 11 in my dropbox link below in my signature.

[Mr. Wyndham]

Zaino is my choice...Premium products at a fair price.

Have to plug them, because the results are awesome. haha

[suzook]

Originally Posted by SSport16

If it is very dirty, the best thing would be to take it through a touchless wash first, then come home and do a rinseless.

No touchless around here. Just gonna go old school hose, bucket, and rinse.

[FlightSoftware]

Originally Posted by Glen e

If you are gonna use meguires ultimate compound, you can skip the blackfire polish....but experiment, do half a trunk lid with the polish, the other half with just the Meg's....side by side tests are how I learned what worked FOR ME...

Oh, cool. I kept thinking the compound was somehow more abrasive and needed the polish to take out the last of the tiny scratches left from the compound. That's a major time saver.

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by suzook

No touchless around here. Just gonna go old school hose, bucket, and rinse.

Oh that stinks. I would try one of Glen's suggestions, one bucket, bunch of clean MF towels and some good soap with polymers in it in the bucket. Lessens the chances of scratches.

[suzook]

Originally Posted by SSport16

Oh that stinks. I would try one of Glen's suggestions, one bucket, bunch of clean MF towels and some good soap with polymers in it in the bucket. Lessens the chances of scratches.

Thats the plan...if it ever stops snowing here. I need to move south, Im so done with North East winters.

[Glen e]

But do not use a rinseless product if you are gonna wash with hose and multi towels, use a normal car wash soap.

[suzook]

Originally Posted by Glen e

But do not use a rinseless product if you are gonna wash with hose and multi towels, use a normal car wash soap.

Yup, my regular ole soap. I have a soap gun...gonna put towels in bucket with soapy water, shoot the car with soapy suds, wipe with towels, and rinse.

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by suzook

Yup, my regular ole soap. I have a soap gun...gonna put towels in bucket with soapy water, shoot the car with soapy suds, wipe with towels, and rinse.

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by suzook

Thats the plan...if it ever stops snowing here. I need to move south, Im so done with North East winters.

LOL...I am originally from NY, moved here 10 years ago and I couldn't agree more!

[Adam's Polishes]

Originally Posted by suzook

Im thinking of giving a rinseless a try this weekend, but wondering if it is ok to use on a very dirty car??? Dont want to swirl/scratch the paint.

You can and I have Rinseless washed a pretty dirty car, what I do is (when real dirty) make a solution of Rinseless wash in a spray bottle and spray down each panel first then proceed with the regular RW procedure.
BTW, to make your spray take 2 oz. of RW and 14 oz. of water this will make a super slick waterless wash.


https://youtu.be/xl7Tej4AA5c

Here's what the Adam's site has to say about our RW........
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