Rinseless Wash Demo Video
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The only difference in my "no rinse" wash method is that I use a spray bottle and wet the panel ahead of the one i'm working on with a no rinse solution.
You might as well carry some of their polishes then too like Optimum Polish and Copound and their Opti-seal sealer.
You might as well carry some of their polishes then too like Optimum Polish and Copound and their Opti-seal sealer.
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Originally Posted by Ubetit,Oct 13 2007, 03:24 PM
The only difference in my "no rinse" wash method is that I use a spray bottle and wet the panel ahead of the one i'm working on with a no rinse solution.
I do that too. Usually I mix up a gallon or two of solution and put it in a pesticide sprayer. Then, I use that to wet down the panels before washing and also for wheel/tire cleaning.
Originally Posted by thereur, Oct 13 2007, 07:25 AM
This stuff looks great! I've done a couple of weekend road trips, driving a couple of hundred miles on a Friday night. I'd like the car to look good Saturday morning. This product, and a collapsible bucket, and I'm set! Thanks!
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Believe it or not i used to have a few i would give out to customers. It works well.
2 gallon bucket with lid US plastics.
2 16oz spray bottles
2 of phils detail towels
1 wool mitt
8 oz of onr in a bottle.
it all fit in the bucket with the lid on it. The bucket fit in, z3, s2k, 911, elise and other fun cars.
2 gallon bucket with lid US plastics.
2 16oz spray bottles
2 of phils detail towels
1 wool mitt
8 oz of onr in a bottle.
it all fit in the bucket with the lid on it. The bucket fit in, z3, s2k, 911, elise and other fun cars.
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