How to FOAM Rinseless Wash (yes, it can be done!)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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“On the car preferably” Yvan with the sense of humor always 😂
Thank you, just having fun.
The products I have bought from DIY have all surpassed my expectations. I actually prefer using a product like quick beads for the wheels over ceramic coating because wheel weights change on wheels and they need to stick to the wheel when being rebalanced.
Thank you.
The tire dressing on the brush helps me so much never would have thought about this before these guys it really speeds me up on the lower plastic panels compared to a more traditional application.
Thank you.
Products used:
RINSELESS WASH: bit.ly/RinselessWash
CERAMIC GLOSS: bit.ly/CeramicGloss
QUICK BEADS: bit.ly/QuickBeads
TIRE LOTION: bit.ly/TireLotion
THE DRYING BLANKET: bit.ly/TheDryingBlanket
Don't forget the Legacy Sponge!
No way Yvan wanted to make his rinseless foam 😂
My products show up tomorrow 🎉
LOL we hope you love them!
Impressive! Looking forward to trying out a few DIY products I picked up this weekend!
Thanks for supporting us and I hope you love them 🤙 -Nick
DIY has amazing products and they make sense! I love the rinseless wash!
thanks so much!
I can’t believe that foam is rinseless?! Awesome! Very cool it can really foam!
It is!
i cannot wait to try this. i have never used a rinseless wash before.
Thank you
I just placed My first order. Clay towel, rinseless wash, quick beads, ceramic gloss. 😬🤘🏼😎 very much looking forward to trying these products. Oh, also iron remover! I'll keep You posted. Thanks, Yvan and Nick.
Thank you Jay, yes please keep us posted.
Your yt account is 17 years old respect 🙌
@@FutureTrunksSSJ1 Thank You
I’m cheap and I’m Lazy!! Hey I am cheap and I am lazy too!! 😅 love your content I love the product, it works just like you describe and now it will be all I use at my detail shop
Thank you
I have the same car! Love my Subaru Outback! Watching this video is like watching my own car get cleaned by experts. Very satisfying
That is awesome!
Great Video, I'm not sure why I'd use this method. If I've already got my foam cannon out I might as well do a full wash.
Rinseless is a full wash.
@@diydetailofficial I mean traditional wash then
Exactly and 4oz of product is a ton. 🤔😳
Going to foam a car that's been driven in snow for 2 weeks. Excited to see the results!
Excellent!
Yvan, Nick, when is this product coming in a gallon form???
Just love it!!!!!
Amazing the versatility
If all goes well, by the end of October
@@diydetailofficial YES!!!!!!!!!!
Can you use leaf blower to dry rinseless wash on entire car, not just tires, and then use towel to get any remaining rinseless?
I have a minivan and there is always lots of water on roof and using leaf blower might save some time but wouldn’t water log my towel.
Keep these videos coming!
Absolutely. And if it dries… a little spritz of rinseless, followed by a towel pass, will re activate the product left on the paint and offer that lubrication for you. Thanks for watching!
You had my curiosity, now you have my attention.
Once you try it, we will have your confidence.
Is there any real difference from simply pre-spraying the vehicle with the DIY rinseless versus using it in a foam cannon?? Lot more work to drag the power washer into the mix if the same product works exactly the same, regardless of how it’s applied…..?????
Correct, foaming isn’t a requirement, it’s a fun alternative.
Awesome video guys! Was hoping you would provide a ratio for an IK Foam Pro2 or Foam Pro 12 for the rinseless? Also hoping it'll be a little less than the 4oz in the foam cannon, because my Honda Odyssey will empty out my cannon and my 16 oz bottle of rinseless will empty out after 3 washes. I'm assuming the gallon format should ease the pain? Gotta say though that the product is really awesome and gives the other big brand names in rinseless wash some homework!!!
You can use less, and apply less to the surface. Your van should only take one filling of the foam cannon.
Questions about towels and ceramic gloss; with other ceramic sprays I've read that the towels used to apply and spread the spray will get build up in them and need to be discarded. Tell me about this with your spray, and what do I use to launder these towels you guys sell? I know that's an issue. Are you guys making a detail towel laundry soap yet? Please do if not.
Secondly, if I'm doing multiple washes a day, can I wring out that towel like a chamois, or should I get several towels? Thanks again for always answering questions and sharing great knowledge and work tips.
Kirk, if you place the towel when you’re done, in your wash bucket and allow it to soak 10-30 mins, the surfactants will break down the uncured DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss
@@diydetailofficial good to know thank you. Looking forward to using your products.
Thank you for the great question, and please report back when you try them.
Good video on all the products.
Thank you, have you tried any yet?
@@diydetailofficial not yet. In process of ordering some DIY items with Marolex Sprayers.
Excellent, please let us know how you like them.
@@diydetailofficial Will definitely do!
Difference between these 2 scenarios? Prewash with rinseless, rinse then incredible suds for contact wash or prewash with incredible suds, rinse then incredible suds for contact wash?
Your choice
Foaming Rinseless 👍
It’s fun 🤩
Are you guys using plain water in your buckets and foam cannons or distilled water. Excellent videos btw!!
Regular Omaha tap water
Great job, very interesting.
Thank you very much!
If you can rinse with a garden hose after the pre rinse or foam application, is that best, or is it best to leave the pre rinse on and use the sponge? I’m in a small 1car garage where I can use a garden hose but I can’t use a PW that is a lot spreads a lot more water around and get where I don’t want it.
If you can pre treat then rinse then pre treat and contact wash that’s ideal
Where can I get my hands on one of those red and black sponges?
We will have them soon
Great video as always guys, and very nice to see you working together on a product line! I just wondered if you guys are planning on making up any pamphlets showing your products? I would like to hand them out to customers after details and coatings, directing them to your website via a QR code? My customers seem to like it when show them what products to buy and where to get them. I would like to return the favor after all of the great information I’ve received from you both over the years.
No pamphlets, but we are working on a drop ship program for Detailers.
Will this foam with an ik pro foam 12? If so, if I add a gallon of distilled water, how many ounces of rinseless should I add?
Absolutely. While it’s not as economical to foam rinseless you can get good foam with 2-3 oz in your IK. Maybe start with 2 and see how it foams, try 3 if you want more
DIY is growing bigger.i watched a video by Miranda detailing in which your shampoo wash use to spray a truck and phill gave the product excellent mark.keep it up
Thank you
For a long time now I try to find out if onr (sorry, there is no diy detail in my country) can be used with apc in sprayer or with snow foam, for dual action in one step, but nobody can really answer.
You can always just experiment and see whether it works, that’s the detailer way :)
There was another RUclips detailer video whom I watched that stated he uses a paint prep “ipa” while the panel is sprayed in order to remove oils, tars, etc films that ultimately will stay on top of the bucket and not be released from the sponge. Is there any validity to this and what is your thoughts on whether or not it needs to be done? Or if something like p&s bead maker can be used in correlation as a drying aid? Thanks
An ipa based panel prep isn’t needed.
DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss will give you excellent performance and requires very little product to be used.
Can't wait to get those products in 🤙
Thank you
Is it better to use the foam as opposed to an actual liquid spray for the rinseless? I just won an electronic foam pro 12 and was wondering if I should use it for foaming rinseless wash or just keep using my electric sprayer that doesn’t foam.
Foam is more for fun than function with rinseless wash.
Just a thought and fully understand somewhat of waste of product.
I prefer foam on rims/tires for cleaning. Have tried just rinseless also.
8oz of rinseless and 248oz of water in IK foam pro 12+?
I generally use all clean but definitely overkill for my rims that are coated.
Thoughts? Concerns?
That’s fine
Could you use an IK sprayer for the rinseless and forgo a foam cannon and power washer?
Yes
@@diydetailofficial Thank you for the reply, I kept researching this and found others doing this. Kinda seems like a gamechanger. Assuming a vehicle has a coating with this method one could do a wash in 15min on your average sized sedan. The first one to come to market with an entire kit and videos on how to do so would make a killing...
Hey guys. Love the channel. I'm very new to detailing and rinseless in a foam cannon is something I haven't seen before. It looks very effective and fun to do. I started out my detailing journey with Opti-coat pro ceramic coating and purchased their products. I would like to know if you have any experience with their Yellow rinseless product in a foam cannon? I will be trying your products when I use up what I have. :) Thanks.
The optimum products don’t foam. Foaming rinseless isn’t very effective, it’s just for fun.
😂l great comedy team 😅great video thanks
Haha thank you
Nice! Looking forward to trying out the rinseless as a pre-foam in an IK foamer this weekend. Would you use the same 3-4 ounces in an IK foamer?
Start with 1 oz, and adjust up if you feel the need.
@@diydetailofficial sounds good. Thanks.
I had to use 3 ounces in my IK hand held foamer before rinseless wash stated to foam, that’s too much product cost for me sadly as I’m in Uk and it’s £17 a bottle. Maybe it’s because I’m in a hard water area. I will try again with deionised water next time
The ratio appears to be 1:7 between rinseless and water, so 1oz of rinseless for every 7oz of water
yvan/nick, what are your recommendations to maintain the rinseless sponge after the car wash? typically ive just let it soak in clean bucket of onr but is there a better way?
Simply rinse it out and store it dry, if you wish to keep it in the bucket you can. Sometimes from washing a car, some biological materials are picked up, and can cause some not so pleasant odours.
I know the sponge works great and rinsed out clean in the bucket. The question I have is can you Rinseless wash this whole vehicle with one microfiber towel and will the towel rinse out clean in the bucket?
We’ve never tried that, but yes because of the surfactants the wash media should self clean.
@@diydetailofficial thanks for responding and it would be great to see a wash n talk with Yvan and Nick in the near future using only one microfiber towel to wash the whole vehicle to see how the Rinseless Wash solution cleans the towel
Personally I would never use a MF towel to wash, never mind just one.
Rather than a microfiber towel, I would just use a traditional wash mitt. That’s what I use for most ONR type washes. I’ve used the big red sponge before and I just don’t like using it.
A mitt is much better than a towel. Towels cause too many pressure points.
What would you guys recommend to use on the IK Foam pro 12 ? How much water and product for an SUV ? And if I have left in the foamer will it be ok to leave it there for my next wash let’s say a week after that wash ?
You can use Rinseless Wash in the foamer no problem, try a 32:1 dilution and use more Rinseless if the foam isn’t to your liking. It won’t hurt anything to add more product, just your pocket book:) yes you can leave the rest inside the IK and use later!
How much water did you put in the foam canon with the 4oz dilution?
28oz
@@diydetailofficialoops! If I listened better I would’ve heard it in the video 😂
No problem, enjoy.
Great info and video! Quick question…how well will the rinseless wash perform in the IK Foam Pro 2? If it will work, what dilution might you recommend? Was thinking this might be a good method for under hood/engine bay cleaning…
It works great, try 3 ounces and see if that’s too much or little foam for you and adjust
I’m imagining that it will work with an IK pro 12 also. What dilution ratio would you suggest for it?
Nice shine, nice products, nice outback... is it 3.6R engine ? :)
Not sure.
Will your products come to europe? I love Rinseless wash and will be happy to test your product 😍
Yes, please ask your favourite distributor for DIY Detail by name.
What if the vehicle is really dirty. Wouldn't you want to rinse the foam and excess dirt off before contact wash? If so, would you then foam once more for the final contact wash with the rinseless and sponge?
Yes, but no need to foam again.
Incredible!!! Unfortunately, I’m on a product purchase “fast.”
Haha I’ve been there. We will still be here when you want to try out something new 💪😊
Can ceramic gloss be used if there isnt any waxes, polishes or sealants present.
Yes
I have a new car so i didnt think i needed the beads or iron remover. I did get two 1 gallon with a ceramic coat. Will the tire dressing be enough for the tires on a new car?
Yes it will
I was wondering what kind of PIR we would be looking at with that dilution ratio. Would a 4% PIR be a good target value?
1% PIR is more than sufficient
@@diydetailofficial Thanks a lot, very much appreciated.
Which has more ceramic in it, quick beads or ceramic gloss? Thank you! 🙏🏾
They both offer great lasting protection. DIY Detail Quick Beads contains Graphene as well as Si02. Choose your application method instead.
@@diydetailofficial - Which is better as a drying aid for rinseless for longest protection?
Is there any benefit of foaming? That question is for both rinseless and car soap.
Yes foaming tends to clean better, you have the dwell time and every time a bubble bursts you’re getting fresh product on the panel
Wow, so that bottle of rinseless is only good for 4 washes at 1oz/7oz water (4oz/28oz)? Feels like I will burn through the stuff quickly....
No need to use that much product, you’ll get better foam but thinner foam will work great too. Also you don’t have to foam it at all. OR, mix your bucket 256:1 and then dip your foam cannon in there. You wont get a super foamy solution but then you’re at one ounce total for the whole car. We also sell it in gallons for the person wanting thick foam at all costs with a Rinseless.
@@diydetailofficial This is a helpful reply!
I want to do a presoak, pressure wash off to get the heavy film, then presoak and use my sponge on it. I could use a foaming soap, but if I can stick to one product, so much the better. After pressure washing to rinse, I'm always in a hurry to re-soak with your rinseless as I am concerned about the hard water from pressure washer staying on car.
I will experiment with 1:256.
Just got a gallon of your rinseless :)
Hey Ivan. Is it necessary to use a lube (like some sort of ceramic spray) when doing a decon with a decon towel that is dunked in DIY Detail Rinseless at 256:1? I basically want to know if I can skip the ceramic spray as a lube.
Not necessary, but depends on why you’re doing it. If you’re going to be coating after, use DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash combined with DIY Detail Iron Remover . If it’s a maintenance wash and you’re wanting to add a sealant anyway, it’s a much faster and more effective method.
@@diydetailofficial I won't be doing a ceramic coating after, its just a wash, clay, seal with ceramic spray. Happy to hear I don't need to use a lube besides the Rinseless with the decon towel. Appreciate the reply.
If i spray all clean on lets say bumper and lower part of car then use rinseless foaming method should i spray off wuth pressure washer or is okay to go straight into contact wash? Appreciate response in advance
Always best to rinse before a contact wash.
You said the car has no beading hence no protection. What about with a sheeter type of protection. There are beaders and sheeters. Beads isn't always the be all end all on if there's protection so what did you mean by it has no beading so therefore its no protected.
This had neither, the water was simply sitting on the surface. DIY Detail Quick Beads and DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss exhibit sheeting when a hose is used.
@@diydetailofficial thanks. Awsome videos as always
Thank you.
Very interesting can we in the U.K. buy DIY Detail products?
Not yet, but we are looking at different distributors. Who do you like working with?
Even at 4oz that’s not very cost efficient per car for detailers right?
To each his own lol. One ounce of incredible suds gets you ridiculous foam…in terms of Rinseless Wash, you can get solid foam at 2-3 ounces as well. I personally love foaming rinseless in an ik foamer when I have no hose and need to do traditional rinseless method. Tons of lubrication and the suds pull crazy amounts of dirt off paint
@@diydetailofficial to each his own? I think dude asked a valid question. We’re not going to use 4oz per car and waste it when others are 1-2oz.
Foaming is optional, for those who want to do it. As a traditional Rinseless wash we have the standard dilution of 256/1.
Thank you for using a different song in this video.
The carnival EDM-esque song was not good, haha.
Lol
Mucho appreciando!
Thank you
Can we use a regular microfiber wash mit with rinseless or do we need the sponge?
A regular wash mitt is totally fine 👍
What do you use for clay lubricant ?
Rinseless Wash , DIY Detail Incredible Suds , DIY Detail Quick Beads, or DIY Detail Iron Remover are all good clay lubes.
Yvan, Will this work in a Maralex pump sprayer as well?
I will be in a apt complex without electricity availability. Noise control makes the genny unusable.
Yes it will.
Can I apply the Ceramic Gloss after claying the vehicle? If not what steps to take after Rinseless Wash and claying? Thanks.
Absolutely. You can rinse everything off after decon stage and on wet/clean paint one spray of ceramic gloss on panel. One or two sprays on the towel. Put towel where you sprayed and dry the panel. Then repeat!
Can I just use standard rinseless in my ik e foam pro 12 (256:1)?
You can, it won’t really foam but will still work great. You want it closer to 32:1 for foam but that’s kind of wasting product if you ask me
so 256:1?
@nolefan05 256/1 is all you need for cleaning, but do not expect great foam
When’s the sponge going to be available?
Mid November.
What did you use for cleaning the tires?
DIY Detail All Clean
Can I use the power wash instead of sponge
Yes
Can you use a leaf blower to dry the vehicle instead of towel drying.
Yes
Wow...for a car with no protection, that car is quite clean looking for not being washed for a while.
They all look good on video
Using a leif blower that is used around the yard or worse has a suction and blowing mode is a terrible idea. Take a look at how dirty they get and then realize how much crap you will be blasting at your cars finish. I bought a small cheap one from amazon, and use it only for my motorcycle, but will be looking to add a filter to it to prevent it from blasting partickes in the air, because we all dont have a dedicated, well lit garage to detail cars.
Good idea
Why ISN'T a DEDICATED LEAF BLOWER okay? I really can't see how it ISN'T okay.
@@michaeltammaro482
I suspect it is only not okay if you also think driving 50mph on the highway is equally “not okay” for paint.
Does this work with every rinseless wash? ONR? N914?
No, most do not foam.
So we're foaming at a ratio of 7:1? I'm terrible at math, so I apologise if I'm wrong!
Correct,
Would like to know if the rinse's wash safe on wraps and PPF
Yes, very safe.
What’s it like in the sunlight?
Sorry I’m not sure what you’re asking…if it’s about working in direct sunlight, I would always say small sections/panel by panel if you can. That goes for every product, ever lol…. including water. Hot paint and direct sunlight are tough so just use common sense
@@diydetailofficial thanks i need this in the U.K.
Who do you prefer buying your products for?
Do you have that red/black sponge that Ivan was demonstrating for sale?
I have checked your website but do not see it.
Great success with the black sponge however that one looks very interesting
Please advise and I’ll order one if available
Thanks
Mark G in CT
Hey Mark! Just dealing with logistics/supply chain issues. Currently awaiting shipment so fingers crossed 🤞
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Whats the benefits against simple presoak ?
Juste fun or better for Prewash ?
It breaks down the surface dirt, making the wash easier, and above all else, safer
@@diydetailofficial presoak does it also no ? 😁
May be not as good ?
A liquid, instead of foam, pre-soak is good, but foam will be superior in terms of attacking heavy dirt.
Looking forward to seeing these products in the UK.
So are we, who would you like to have as a distributor?
Halfords are a large provider of car products, from budget to high end.
Thank you!
What's the PH Level?
Just over ph neutral, 8.5. Still wax and sealant safe
lol gimmicky but fun. if I have to break out a pressure washer, imma just gonna use my shaving cream thick foam
It’s an option
Can Rinseless Wash be used to wipe down interiors?
Absolutely! It's phenomenal for that, actually
@@diydetailofficial Sold, I'll get some on the way from Carzilla, thanks for the reply!
Thank you for the question.
i dont know where to start? preferably on the car...lmfao
We have a habit of not shooting a PW at the car to start, there’s always a possibility of the tip being flung at the car.
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
@@diydetailofficial you are exactly right.. ive have the nozzle fly off... i made the above comment because yvan made me laugh... good stuff
Thank you for your support!
I don’t understand how quick beads can be a drying lubricant? You’re rinsing it off leaving water on the surface by itself. Yes, the surface will be slicker, but it’s still not aiding in actual lubrication.
Don’t knock it til ya try it:)
The DIY Detail Quick Beads isn’t completely cured at that point, so it’s providing Protection to the paint, and lubrication for drying.
lol 4 ounces = 4 car washes via foam cannon ….. uh ….. that’s a serious selling point? I’d go through the whole bottle every day and I’d still need more. Err… might want to rethink this. In my opinion, this is an absolute waste of time and product. It’s also my opinion that rinseless washing doesn’t need foam … at all. But seeing how this one does foam, I have to admit, it’s not impressive at all. Something like Meguiars Hyperwash uses 1-2 ounces and makes vastly superior suds. Based on the evidence in this video, foaming should NOT be a selling point. It doesn’t do it very well. I’m really not sure why this video exists … it kinda shoots itself in the foot.
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Haha thank you for watching and the comment. I'm sure Yvan would agree that Rinseless does NOT need foam...however, I think foam is fun. You can get some really impressive foaming action with 2-3 ounces actually, but we did use about 4 in this video. It's kinda neat in an iK foamer, too, when you don't have a hose. It can really pull a lot of gunk off the paint for you and makes the panel feel so slick when you do your contact wash. Like I said, it means a lot that you took time to watch and comment, and I appreciate your opinion! -Nick
@@diydetailofficial I completely understand your perspective, you have my deepest apology if I threw shade where it didn’t belong. All I have to go by are these videos featuring the products and the commentary. I have not tried any of the DIY line. Based on that, it seems to me that your rinseless wash is trying to be a Jack-of-all-trades instead of being a great stand alone product. That’s just how I see it. If I’m wrong, I’ll admit it immediately but I don’t see how I can be. Uber, OnR, Absolute, etc., they don’t need suds … neither does this product. You want suds, use soap. Just saying. “fun” doesn’t make me money, “fun” shouldn’t include adding (unnecessarily) time to your detail, “fun” is subjective, obviously, but there’s commonality amongst “most” that applies here.
I’m not that person who’s “hey great video, great product, well done” … that’s just not me. I call it how I see it, good, bad or otherwise. I think DIY Rinseless is probably a great product, I just don’t think it needs to moonlight as a soap. Get rid of the bubbles and I’d likely give it a whirl. That’s just me. What do I know? lol
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The surfactants are there to increase the cleaning capacity, not as a gimmick. The fact that it foams is a side effect. Some people love foaming , so this offers them the opportunity to do so.
@@diydetailofficial Seeing how we don’t know what surfactants are in the product, we can’t confirm your claims of it helping to clean. Surfactants can be detergents, wetting agents, emulsifiers, foaming agents, or dispersants. Regardless, these ingredients are what’s found in soap and NOT in a rinseless wash. So, in fact, it is a sort of gimmick because you’re mixing soap with rinseless wash and calling it a rinseless wash … when it’s just not that.
Surfactants all have one thing in common, they leave residue behind no matter what. Now, considering rinseless wash’s selling point is that it doesn’t need to be rinsed off … I question the use of surfactants that foam. What kind of residue is left behind, will it build up? One of those things, just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not there.
When I say it’s (foam) not needed in rinseless, I mean exactly that. I mean it’s not needed, wanted or otherwise. It’s a backwards step. It’s not innovation if you’re just combining soap with rinseless wash. I mean, we can do that ourselves. But there’s reasons we don’t. They’re separate for very good reasons.
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I guess you’ll just need to try it.
Fella's they got gallons now go get them! and they got a dope sale
Yessir! Thank you 🙏
Nick Yvan gives you the 👀 look because you goof around too much
Lol
This guy is such a snake oil salesman, yes onr and rinselss wash works but he always applies it to barely dirty cars which isnt practical in real life.
thanks for watching the videos! we have done a number of these where we show foaming, rinsing then foaming (or spraying) Rinseless Wash BEFORE the contact wash, so you're getting a very safe and effective experience with Rinseless Wash. The only thing you're not doing is rinsing at the end. Here’s a video you may find interesting.
ruclips.net/video/Y2JlQoYpRpE/видео.html