I love your content bc you answer specific questions and are not focused on just selling products or doing "head to head" tests....thank you for the valuable content
Hey, I appreciate that. I try and answer all my comments as best I can. Head to head tests are fun but useless when u don’t know what you’re doing. I try and help people…not that I’m the greatest but I try. Haha
My current experiment is converting a ready to go waterless wash into a rinseless wash. It's took awhile to get the dilution correct but I think I've got it dialed in now. Just need the manufacturer to make a concentrated version of the waterless i'm using so I can get close to the industry standard of 1:256
Mix Groits ceramic speed shine with chemical guys waterless wash (blue stuff) and add a pinch of 303 nano graphene . Shake before you use it and it becomes one of the most amazing spray detailers ever made. I use this on top of Groits all in one wax in between washer. Wear gloves when mixing and keep from feeezing.
I did this a few times with ONR + Sonax BSD, it works…but I returned to my Opti-Clean (or your choice of waterless) and just accepted I’ll have to do more rinseless than waterless washes haha. Although, keeping a bottle of waterless in the car for inside and outside messes is a must!
What good is i to call a dilute waterless wash a homemade product, when you buy it from a store? My grandmother taught me to make soap vars from scratch, so it was almost free, since I used what was left from cooking meat and and other food, and the rest from burning the sticks that fall off the trees. The neighbors supplied spray bottles from their recycle bins, and I only needed to buy the microfibre towels.
good evening, I just did the same experiment OnR + Wizards Ceramic Boost and it turned out great because they asked me where I took it to wash, and I did it myself using 1oz of OnR for 2 gallons of water and 1/2 oz in 15 ounces of water and 1 ounce of Wizards Ceramic Boost as a drying aid on all exterior surfaces and interior doors, thanks for the test, now wait how long the protection lasts...
@@DetailingBreakdown yes, when I finish this combination I'm going to do another one with Turbo Wax waterless multi and Sonax brilliant shine to see how to work
@@DetailingBreakdown Yes, a very good product, only that it cannot be used on windows, but perhaps it will help me to extend the protection and shine of the waterless in the paint... thanks for everything you show us, teach us and the advice 🤗 ☕💚🇵🇷🇺🇸
@@mariosantiago8931 the new McKee’s Graphene coating wax is great on glass. I used 3 towels on the wipe off and it was super clean n crisp. Maybe look into mixing that one with ur favorite waterless or Rinseless
Hey brother I would like to see you concoct your own waterless formula, I've seen people in the spanish waterless scene use fabric softner to waterless wash there cars. I tried it myself amd it work's, not sure what are the long term effect on paint but you should check it out.
Maybe do a full rinse less wash with one of these mixtures. I know it should probably perform the same but it would be interesting how different it makes something like n914 feel
@@DetailingBreakdown Rinseless, I would suggest using one of your favorite rinseless like N914 just because you would know how it normally preforms. I also use N914 and it is great but what if you could make it better with a few extra cents. Would be an interesting experiment.
So the onr and bead it up won. But how does it compare to the 914 wash and wax? And what dilution do you use with the 914 wash and wax? Would onr wash and wax be as good as the 914?
So u can add the Bead it Up to anything of the Rinseless for more beef. The wash and wash is an excellent product for having some wax in it and leaving slickness behind with nice gloss. I follow the directions on the bottles first for their dilutions and then tweak to my likings. Regularly 914 and Wash and Wax are different products so u use them differently. Regular 914 is more versatile.
Love this type of mad scientist experimenting... ive got an empty sprayer that is destined for some onr and .... im thinking ill try some megs ceramic spray wax ...
I love your content bc you answer specific questions and are not focused on just selling products or doing "head to head" tests....thank you for the valuable content
Hey, I appreciate that. I try and answer all my comments as best I can. Head to head tests are fun but useless when u don’t know what you’re doing. I try and help people…not that I’m the greatest but I try. Haha
A true detailer makes his own detailing spray 🫡
@@_MIKIMOTO_ 😂
That Turtle Wax wet wax works great as a drying aid after doing a rinseless wash.
Nice experiment!
Yes, absolutely
My current experiment is converting a ready to go waterless wash into a rinseless wash. It's took awhile to get the dilution correct but I think I've got it dialed in now. Just need the manufacturer to make a concentrated version of the waterless i'm using so I can get close to the industry standard of 1:256
@@WolfAbarth interesting, any details on how ur doing this?
Wow! we NEED MORE videos with different combinations of products!!!! PLEASE
I’ll try
Thanks for testing I have a gallon of 3D Beat It Up in stock, nice to know you can make a waterless wash out of it too... 🚗👍🏻
Well, it’s an addictive to a waterless Wash not so much making a waterless
Love this kind of experiments! Thanks!
Me 2
awesome video and product review/experiment good friend. cool idea.b well
Ty
Mixed some Si02 Uber Rinseless By Wolfgang with Griot Best of Show Wash and Wax . definitely looking forward to trying out the hybrid blend next wash
Mix Groits ceramic speed shine with chemical guys waterless wash (blue stuff) and add a pinch of 303 nano graphene . Shake before you use it and it becomes one of the most amazing spray detailers ever made. I use this on top of Groits all in one wax in between washer. Wear gloves when mixing and keep from feeezing.
Nice
thanks for the no BS straight talk
Thanks for watching
I did this a few times with ONR + Sonax BSD, it works…but I returned to my Opti-Clean (or your choice of waterless) and just accepted I’ll have to do more rinseless than waterless washes haha.
Although, keeping a bottle of waterless in the car for inside and outside messes is a must!
Right on, and definitely have a bottle of waterless in the car at all times
Thanks for the test! Definitely looking to stretch the products these days lol
Yes we are
Very nice demo , try Tech 582 1-5 distilled water as a rinseless wash per Suggestion from Brian at Apex
I’ve heard that, but I feel u need an actual Rinseless product with surfactants to help clean
Well I know what I'm gonna do when I have the time. Looks like you had fun
Hell ya!!!
Loved it wow! Now that was cool I never thought of that. And it worked . I wonder if it would work as a interior spray of some kind? Great video! ❤️
Hmm, I’d just use the ONR as a waterless for interior. No additives needed
What good is i to call a dilute waterless wash a homemade product, when you buy it from a store?
My grandmother taught me to make soap vars from scratch, so it was almost free, since I used what was left from cooking meat and and other food, and the rest from burning the sticks that fall off the trees.
The neighbors supplied spray bottles from their recycle bins, and I only needed to buy the microfibre towels.
Sorry, I didn’t understand what ur saying. Good day
Great video
Thank you
good evening, I just did the same experiment OnR + Wizards Ceramic Boost and it turned out great because they asked me where I took it to wash, and I did it myself using 1oz of OnR for 2 gallons of water and 1/2 oz in 15 ounces of water and 1 ounce of Wizards Ceramic Boost as a drying aid on all exterior surfaces and interior doors, thanks for the test, now wait how long the protection lasts...
Very nice, so many combinations to use
@@DetailingBreakdown
yes, when I finish this combination I'm going to do another one with Turbo Wax waterless multi and Sonax brilliant shine to see how to work
@@mariosantiago8931 BSD is a beast
@@DetailingBreakdown
Yes, a very good product, only that it cannot be used on windows, but perhaps it will help me to extend the protection and shine of the waterless in the paint... thanks for everything you show us, teach us and the advice 🤗 ☕💚🇵🇷🇺🇸
@@mariosantiago8931 the new McKee’s Graphene coating wax is great on glass. I used 3 towels on the wipe off and it was super clean n crisp. Maybe look into mixing that one with ur favorite waterless or Rinseless
Hey brother I would like to see you concoct your own waterless formula, I've seen people in the spanish waterless scene use fabric softner to waterless wash there cars. I tried it myself amd it work's, not sure what are the long term effect on paint but you should check it out.
🤔, there are so many good ones I don’t need to make another. It’s redundant to do that. Never heard of using fabric softener either.
@@DetailingBreakdown Tried about half an ounce of fabric softner in a 22oz bottle. I read also in the ingredients it also contains polymers.
Great experiment!
It was fun
3D all the way!
How do these combos compare with Wolfgang Uber sio2 rinseless used in waterless dilutions?
These r more slick
Try Detail King waterless....it's the best
What makes it your favorite?
Maybe do a full rinse less wash with one of these mixtures. I know it should probably perform the same but it would be interesting how different it makes something like n914 feel
A Rinseless or a waterless?
@@DetailingBreakdown Rinseless, I would suggest using one of your favorite rinseless like N914 just because you would know how it normally preforms. I also use N914 and it is great but what if you could make it better with a few extra cents. Would be an interesting experiment.
@@_Xza_ I just made a video for this. Coming out next week. Stay tuned
So the onr and bead it up won. But how does it compare to the 914 wash and wax? And what dilution do you use with the 914 wash and wax? Would onr wash and wax be as good as the 914?
So u can add the Bead it Up to anything of the Rinseless for more beef. The wash and wash is an excellent product for having some wax in it and leaving slickness behind with nice gloss. I follow the directions on the bottles first for their dilutions and then tweak to my likings. Regularly 914 and Wash and Wax are different products so u use them differently. Regular 914 is more versatile.
ur playing science guy and bazooka Joe is playing the president. lol.
True
My last comment may be wrong on the ratio, probably waterless wash.
Love this type of mad scientist experimenting... ive got an empty sprayer that is destined for some onr and .... im thinking ill try some megs ceramic spray wax ...
Nice
@@DetailingBreakdown well the megs was a no go... to streaky...i think i will try polyseal from xtreme next
@@barrybij8079 😂 👍. Maybe put less
Did you ever come out any info when it comes to attracting dirt after a wash?
Should depend on the products being used
I'm going to do this with tec 582.
Nice, let me know how that works