[samsumon]

Just wondering, I might get into rinse less.. But I'm a bit confuse as to how you get the cleaning substances OFF the car after your pass???

Glens article is helpful but I'm still confused.. I just pass the towel over the car and thats it? Dries by itself?

[Nor Cal ZL1]

Wash a panel, then dry the panel. You can blot dry, or gently wipe dry, both with good microfibers.

Here is a link with a video included that explains the process

http://www.autogeek.net/how-to-use-rinseless-wash.html

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xl7Tej4AA5c

[SPARTAN sui]

You're essentially washing your car one panel at a time with a damp microfiber towel. Dry like you would normally dry your car, but do it one panel at a time.

[Glen e]

You just don't leave that much rinseless solution on the car, a single waffle Weave microfiber dries the whole car easily. Rinseless is possible due to two new technologies: the lubricity of the rinseless soap and the pickup action of the microfiber towel.

[Modshack]

I don't use rinseless (we have plenty of water here in NC) but I don't do another "Rub" event to dry my car. A high lubricity Foam gun application and a Blow dry removes that one step that can induce scratches no matter what towel you use. I know my friend Glen may disagree, but I've found the fewer times you touch the car, the longer whatever you use on it (sealant, wax etc.) will last...

I spend very little time Polishing, detailing, waxing my cars but they always look good because of the techniques I use...OCD types can ignore this information..

[Modshack]

BTW, I've actually washed this truck 5 times in the 16 months/ 4K miles I've owned it. It lives outside. One coat of Klasse sealant early on, and Foam gun/blow dry everytime since...

[SSport16]

Just make sure you use a good waffle weave towel, it is so easy with amazing results.

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[samsumon]

Originally Posted by Modshack

BTW, I've actually washed this truck 5 times in the 16 months/ 4K miles I've owned it. It lives outside. One coat of Klasse sealant early on, and Foam gun/blow dry everytime since...

Foam gun or foam blaster?

What exactly is your procedure ?

[Modshack]

Originally Posted by samsumon

Foam gun or foam blaster?

What exactly is your procedure ?

Foam gun in sections (using Chemical guys high lubricity soap)
Sponge wipe panels and rinse
Work your way around the car
Blow dry with a leaf blower

20 minutes max.

[samsumon]

Thoughts on Shammy's? Drive the car insanely fast

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by samsumon

Thoughts on Shammy's? Drive the car insanely fast

Those are yesterdays news...waffle weave towels work much better, and will not scratch the cars.

[Joe M 2012 2SS]

If you want the very best drying towel you can get, get a Microfiber Madness Dry Me Crazy. Expensive, yes. Quality beats everything else out there. You get what you pay for with this towel.

[stars_fan]

Originally Posted by Modshack

Foam gun in sections (using Chemical guys high lubricity soap)
Sponge wipe panels and rinse
Work your way around the car
Blow dry with a leaf blower

20 minutes max.

Careful using the leaf blower. It's blowing non filtered air on your car.

Check out the master blaster. It's much better than a leaf blow and it heats the air which is great for winter cleaning. Adams sells it and they have a 15% off sale with free shipping going on right now.