Just got to try the DIY Waterless Wash for the first time today! Like all DIY Detail products it was amazing! The streak free wipe off with the ceramic protection was the best waterless I’ve ever tried!
There's a video at Autoforge where you used the DIY Rinseless diluted 1 to 16 as a waterless wash in a foaming iK sprayer. Besides the ceramic part, how is the new Waterless Wash different?
Love the channel gents. Congrats on 50K. Keep it going. Avid DIY detailer here and watch ALL the channels out there, and of course subscribed to yours. Having said that I've noticed EVERYone on these detailing channels say "it's a solvent" or "it's a surfactant" or "it's water based". And by "it" I'm talking in general, not in reference to this video. Obviously we can "google" what these terms mean but I would love to hear it from you Yvan as you explain everything thoughtfully and in real life practical terms and examples, not like Webster's dictionary. Just a suggestion. Thank you.
I really enjoyed this video and to be honest I am really ignorant on the chemical composition of most detailing chemicals. For years I have been using waterless wash for door jams and trunks. The product cleans way better than you think it would and the wipe off is easy. I will also clean the back of the interior trim pieces with waterless wash because it works well. When I travel a bottle of waterless wash and a microfiber towel are in the door just in case something happens.
Waterless and rinseless wash great for my boat on a slip at a marina. Does not get traditionally washed until end of the season. Ceramic coated and rinseless and waterless keep my boat looking brand new all season!
Wiw that a freat idea Nick.use the Waterless wash to clean the drips that have fallen out of the mirrows or in my case side molding that gave dryed up. Love that use for it.
Hello guys, Good explanation of how the chemist designed them to each have their own lane and type of usage - design purposes. Chemically and mechanically the differences. Cruz on
We definitely need in gallon size. In my vision I would ask and compare: what’s the difference between waterless wash and ceramic gloss quick detailer as a last touch up or drying aid?
Absolutely love the videos keep it up. Are you guys ever going to come out with 32oz bottles? I love your products but just wish there was a bigger bottle size.
Been using waterless wash for years. Never once did a whole car with it, but use waterless constantly on all the vehicle areas you mentioned and when cleaning almost anything plastic in the garage.
Chauffeur with a black car - been using waterless for about 15 years, extensively, often when it's very dirty (but not caked in mud), and often with plain water. Works very well indeed, but it's slow.
Great video guys. Really appreciated and loving the products so far! For frequent dark purple grainy bird bombs where I park at work, would a properly diluted rinseless wash be sufficient to soak and dab away? Or would waterless wash be safer?
I had a client ask me about the differences on interior and exterior ceramic. They asked to use the exterior ceramic on the hard surfaces on the interior. I tried explaining the potential damage but they insisted so i ended up declining the detail. I was wondering if you guys could do a similar video to the Rinseless and Waterless
As quick detailers are designed to be used with dry wash media, what is the difference between waterless and an exterior quick detailer? Is it because most QD's generally contain a type of sealant/protection
If someone has just finished using Panel Prep and is about to start applying a coating but notice water dripping, I assume they should only use a dry towel or possibly some more Panel Prep on a Microfiber and NOT Waterless on the Microfiber due to Waterless having protection in it which could inhibit the coating from bonding to the area the Waterless was used correct?
I've been using RW's since 2012, WW here and there w/ great results as well. That said, I just used DIY Detail WW for the 1st time yesterday and was truely blown away! My car was driven in the rain the day before and still wet here and there and I grabbed 6 TRC Eagle edgeless mf towels and got after it📢 First thing you'll notice is the color and then the smell...what an experience! It cleaned well and I used my Gauntlet towel for the final buff after each section. This stuff made my paint clean, glossy and SMOOOOTH❗️ I used over 3/4 of the bottle washing the car, door jams, engine bay and tires and wheels...FLAWLESS finish😎 Might have to get a gallon, if it's available, better save the bottle it came in💡
@@diydetailofficial thanks for the heads up, hopefully the value is there in the gallon size because like you said it'd not a cheap product when you look at the price per ounce but then again quality doesn't cost...it pays📢
My question may be a little "unsafe" of a technique. Could you spray all clean or rinsless wash on a doorjumb for example, spray clean water with a pump sprayer (to avoid the mess using a pressure washer in some cases as mentioned) and then use the waterless to clean/dry the area? Would this be a safe washing method in cases where there's just a little worry the waterless wouldn't be enough? I know it would work, but I wanna hear your opinion on whether you'd recommend it of course! I guess spraying all clean/rinsless and not neutralizing with water in between is probably dangerous.
How compatable is waterless wash with window glass ceramic protection? I'm very concerned about wiper chattering which has shown up with past glass coatings (glassparancy was particularly bad that way - my detailer's applied a new glass ceramic but is early days with it).
For a freshly coated car(within the first 7 days before first wash). I know DIY rinseless wash has always been recommend to spot treat issues like bugs/bird bombs/tree sap. Can I use DIY waterless wash instead (More convenient as its RTU). Does anything in DIY waterless wash interfere with the coating curing process?
Welp been using my rinseless for all those bird droppings and water dripping after driving away 🤷🏽♂️ So waterless is closer to a quick detail spray but with better cleaning power
Hi guys I’m a newbie to your channel and have been watching your RUclips videos,question I have a VW caddy van long wheel base fully insulated low profile tyres (my baby) looking at coating with the 8 year then following on with the 3 year will one bottle of each be enough 😊
For a fully ceramic coated vehicle including windows I been using RW for bug guts etc after highway driving on front grille and windshield . No issues switching to waterless for this with coating?
It would be amazing if someone maybe DIY Detail would develop a cheap disposable towel that we could use with waterless wash for bird bombs and bugs. Paper towels scratch paint! Am I missing and existing product?
Where would the a QUICK DERAILING Spray be used then? In What situation would i pick up a quick detailing orver the Waterless? Beacuse both are almost marketed as the same.
A quick detailer is not for cleaning, only drying aid, to add protection, and possibly very light dust removal. Just because many people use it for washing purposes doesn’t necessarily make it the best tool to use.
IMHO, the need to add anything AT ALL to the water, is hugely exaggerated. I've often been using pure water, using the "waterless" (spray & wipe) method, and it still works very well. I'm a chauffeur with a black car. I use a VERY light touch, and it's a very slow process - recently I've been too busy so I've been paying for budget hand washes, and unfortunately it's getting swirled up at a higher rate than when I use my "waterless" process. Now, sure - if Yvan did my hand washes, that would be better, but I can't afford that kind of detail every day (or every other day). When I do add something to the water, I use a rinseless product, at the rinseless dilution, so that it's easy to remove the residue. (haven't tried the DIY product yet - I'm sure it's fine though) Yvan - in the video, where you show the dirty cloth after a wipe, you'd get the same result if you used plain water - how about you show us? 😀
You can, but it’s best to follow this rule: Rinse Less Wash used with wet wash media/towel, Waterless used with a dry towel. Rinse Less Wash is always 256:2 dilution 👍
Do you guys think it’s safe to keep a waterless wash and microfibre in a plastic bag in my trunk during the summer months to take care of any unexpected bird bombs while I’m out?
@@diydetailofficialso it should only be used on a vehicle that is already clean then or if not how clean does it need to be to to safely use the waterless wash? Not sure what you are considering to be dirty? Light / Medium / Heavy layer of dust, etc.?
This is a good try, but I think it needs to be re done, live with a car. One side showing how to use water less, the other side showing how to use Rinse less. Mixing the do's and don'ts of both product types in the discussion is hard to follow.
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Just got to try the DIY Waterless Wash for the first time today! Like all DIY Detail products it was amazing! The streak free wipe off with the ceramic protection was the best waterless I’ve ever tried!
That is awesome!
Love having a waterless wash because of two words: "Black Car"
Keeps my OCD at bay keeping the black paint looking top notch 🤌
True
Will be using rinseless and waterless all through the winter. Will just depend on how dirty the vehicle is. Thanks for such great products.
Thank you
There's a video at Autoforge where you used the DIY Rinseless diluted 1 to 16 as a waterless wash in a foaming iK sprayer. Besides the ceramic part, how is the new Waterless Wash different?
Waterless is designed to be used with dry wash media, the rinseless with wet.
Love the channel gents. Congrats on 50K. Keep it going. Avid DIY detailer here and watch ALL the channels out there, and of course subscribed to yours. Having said that I've noticed EVERYone on these detailing channels say "it's a solvent" or "it's a surfactant" or "it's water based". And by "it" I'm talking in general, not in reference to this video. Obviously we can "google" what these terms mean but I would love to hear it from you Yvan as you explain everything thoughtfully and in real life practical terms and examples, not like Webster's dictionary. Just a suggestion. Thank you.
Great suggestion!
@@diydetailofficialat least read his comment properly 😂
I did, and will make a video to explain.
@@AJ56 His response implies that he did, atleast to me. How are you interpreting his response? Curious....
@@diydetailofficial Thanks Yvan, much appreciated.
I really enjoyed this video and to be honest I am really ignorant on the chemical composition of most detailing chemicals. For years I have been using waterless wash for door jams and trunks. The product cleans way better than you think it would and the wipe off is easy. I will also clean the back of the interior trim pieces with waterless wash because it works well. When I travel a bottle of waterless wash and a microfiber towel are in the door just in case something happens.
Good plan.
Waterless and rinseless wash great for my boat on a slip at a marina. Does not get traditionally washed until end of the season. Ceramic coated and rinseless and waterless keep my boat looking brand new all season!
Good to know!
Great discussion on waterless wash and rinse less, learned some good stuff, thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to comment
Wiw that a freat idea Nick.use the Waterless wash to clean the drips that have fallen out of the mirrows or in my case side molding that gave dryed up. Love that use for it.
Thanks for the tip!
Can’t wait to see this 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
See you soon!
Great Video. I’m Always learning something new. Thank you
Thank you
I didn't order any waterless with my DIY order this week... now I'm debating if I need to place another order to try it out.
Now’s the time with our 30% off celebration sale.
Hello guys, Good explanation of how the chemist designed them to each have their own lane and type of usage - design purposes. Chemically and mechanically the differences. Cruz on
Thank you.
We definitely need in gallon size.
In my vision I would ask and compare: what’s the difference between waterless wash and ceramic gloss quick detailer as a last touch up or drying aid?
Gallons on the way, if it’s just streak removal, DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss is fine, if any cleaning is involved, use DIY Detail Waterless Wash
Absolutely love the videos keep it up. Are you guys ever going to come out with 32oz bottles? I love your products but just wish there was a bigger bottle size.
Not in the plans, we will have gallons of all products soon. The reason for 16oz is the weight, 32oz isn’t ergonomic for the user.
Been using waterless wash for years. Never once did a whole car with it, but use waterless constantly on all the vehicle areas you mentioned and when cleaning almost anything plastic in the garage.
Thanks for sharing
Chauffeur with a black car - been using waterless for about 15 years, extensively, often when it's very dirty (but not caked in mud), and often with plain water. Works very well indeed, but it's slow.
Good
Great video guys. Really appreciated and loving the products so far! For frequent dark purple grainy bird bombs where I park at work, would a properly diluted rinseless wash be sufficient to soak and dab away? Or would waterless wash be safer?
DIY Detail Waterless Wash is safer in that case.
I had a client ask me about the differences on interior and exterior ceramic. They asked to use the exterior ceramic on the hard surfaces on the interior. I tried explaining the potential damage but they insisted so i ended up declining the detail. I was wondering if you guys could do a similar video to the Rinseless and Waterless
Good idea.
Shiny tires for me 😎 Thanks for the simplicity. Waterless is for cleaning with a dry medium, rinseless with a wet medium 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing!
As quick detailers are designed to be used with dry wash media, what is the difference between waterless and an exterior quick detailer? Is it because most QD's generally contain a type of sealant/protection
DIY Detail Waterless Wash is better equipped to deal with dirt, a quick detailer is only to dust a surface.
If someone has just finished using Panel Prep and is about to start applying a coating but notice water dripping, I assume they should only use a dry towel or possibly some more Panel Prep on a Microfiber and NOT Waterless on the Microfiber due to Waterless having protection in it which could inhibit the coating from bonding to the area the Waterless was used correct?
Correct
I've been using RW's since 2012, WW here and there w/ great results as well.
That said, I just used DIY Detail WW for the 1st time yesterday and was truely blown away! My car was driven in the rain the day before and still wet here and there and I grabbed 6 TRC Eagle edgeless mf towels and got after it📢
First thing you'll notice is the color and then the smell...what an experience! It cleaned well and I used my Gauntlet towel for the final buff after each section. This stuff made my paint clean, glossy and SMOOOOTH❗️
I used over 3/4 of the bottle washing the car, door jams, engine bay and tires and wheels...FLAWLESS finish😎
Might have to get a gallon, if it's available, better save the bottle it came in💡
Gallons are coming soon, thanks for taking the time to write that.
@@diydetailofficial thanks for the heads up, hopefully the value is there in the gallon size because like you said it'd not a cheap product when you look at the price per ounce but then again quality doesn't cost...it pays📢
Thanks
Would most ceramic coatings reject the ceramic content of your waterless wash? Some people prefer to not stack protection on top of their coating.
It will have a limited effect.
My question may be a little "unsafe" of a technique. Could you spray all clean or rinsless wash on a doorjumb for example, spray clean water with a pump sprayer (to avoid the mess using a pressure washer in some cases as mentioned) and then use the waterless to clean/dry the area? Would this be a safe washing method in cases where there's just a little worry the waterless wouldn't be enough? I know it would work, but I wanna hear your opinion on whether you'd recommend it of course! I guess spraying all clean/rinsless and not neutralizing with water in between is probably dangerous.
Correct
@@diydetailofficial Thank you very much for the response! I'm glad it can have its place in the process and actually improve efficiency!
Thanks for the question.
Is there a video showing how to clean the interior guages without scratching and getting those swirl marks?
Good suggestion. Low nap Rinseless dampened towel.
I wonder who will be the first to post a video detailing a cybertruck. Will the rinseless work on stainless?
It works great, plus our metal ceramic coating is perfect for it.
How compatable is waterless wash with window glass ceramic protection? I'm very concerned about wiper chattering which has shown up with past glass coatings (glassparancy was particularly bad that way - my detailer's applied a new glass ceramic but is early days with it).
Very compatible
For a freshly coated car(within the first 7 days before first wash).
I know DIY rinseless wash has always been recommend to spot treat issues like bugs/bird bombs/tree sap.
Can I use DIY waterless wash instead (More convenient as its RTU). Does anything in DIY waterless wash interfere with the coating curing process?
It’s fine as well
@diydetailofficial thank you!
Where do I get that clear bucket you use? and what size is it for grit guard
Restaurant supply
@@diydetailofficial Thanks
Welp been using my rinseless for all those bird droppings and water dripping after driving away 🤷🏽♂️ So waterless is closer to a quick detail spray but with better cleaning power
Correct
I love my waterless wash, I can give the bottom 3rd a quick wipe down after my 7 mile commute to work.
Great
Do you have any sealant that would reduce dust for the exterior?
All of them do to some extent, but dust is inevitable
Hi guys I’m a newbie to your channel and have been watching your RUclips videos,question I have a VW caddy van long wheel base fully insulated low profile tyres (my baby) looking at coating with the 8 year then following on with the 3 year will one bottle of each be enough 😊
Yes, resist the urge to apply it thick.
For a fully ceramic coated vehicle including windows I been using RW for bug guts etc after highway driving on front grille and windshield . No issues switching to waterless for this with coating?
No issue at all
would it be appropriate to view waterless wash like a quick detailer for ceramic coated vehicles?
Yes
It would be amazing if someone maybe DIY Detail would develop a cheap disposable towel that we could use with waterless wash for bird bombs and bugs. Paper towels scratch paint! Am I missing and existing product?
There are many companies selling rags on a roll.
Any chance all clean will breakdown or weaken ceramic coating (eg spray type or even ceramic gloss)?
It will break down sealants, but not coating
Where would the a QUICK DERAILING Spray be used then? In What situation would i pick up a quick detailing orver the Waterless? Beacuse both are almost marketed as the same.
A quick detailer is not for cleaning, only drying aid, to add protection, and possibly very light dust removal. Just because many people use it for washing purposes doesn’t necessarily make it the best tool to use.
Hey, nutzt du eigentlich auch Autopflegeprodukte an deinen Fenstern zu Hause? Oder generell im Haushalt?
Yes, they work great on all windows.
@@diydetailofficial, nutzt du eine Versiegelung für deine Fenster zuhause?
IMHO, the need to add anything AT ALL to the water, is hugely exaggerated. I've often been using pure water, using the "waterless" (spray & wipe) method, and it still works very well. I'm a chauffeur with a black car. I use a VERY light touch, and it's a very slow process - recently I've been too busy so I've been paying for budget hand washes, and unfortunately it's getting swirled up at a higher rate than when I use my "waterless" process. Now, sure - if Yvan did my hand washes, that would be better, but I can't afford that kind of detail every day (or every other day).
When I do add something to the water, I use a rinseless product, at the rinseless dilution, so that it's easy to remove the residue. (haven't tried the DIY product yet - I'm sure it's fine though)
Yvan - in the video, where you show the dirty cloth after a wipe, you'd get the same result if you used plain water - how about you show us? 😀
You get a similar result, but not as safe.
Can i use rinseless wash as waterless wash ie. Quick detailer: What's the dilution rate thanks
You can, but it’s best to follow this rule: Rinse Less Wash used with wet wash media/towel, Waterless used with a dry towel. Rinse Less Wash is always 256:2 dilution 👍
Do you guys think it’s safe to keep a waterless wash and microfibre in a plastic bag in my trunk during the summer months to take care of any unexpected bird bombs while I’m out?
Sure 👍
And excellent product that's great to use!!!
Thank you!
Questioning many of my uses of rinseless over the past decade...
While it’s an extremely versatile product, it does get overused by some.
So an emulsifier is a type of surfactant right? Riddle me that.
Yes
Can you make a waterless wash with wolfgang uber Rinsless wash?
You would need to ask the manufacturer
Ready
Thank you
What's up man
Humberto is always ready for content.
@@diydetailofficial I am always ready to learn and practice to also teach later on.
@1stfrompuertorico568 your participation with so many content creators is highly appreciated by all.
Dragging all that dirt, with the microfiber towel, won’t scratch the hell out of the paint, regardless that you sprayed a liquid buffer, so to speak?
We don’t use DIY Detail Waterless Wash on dirty cars.
@@diydetailofficialso it should only be used on a vehicle that is already clean then or if not how clean does it need to be to to safely use the waterless wash? Not sure what you are considering to be dirty? Light / Medium / Heavy layer of dust, etc.?
Like glossy tires
Good
Matte!
Good.
matte tire for me
Thank you
anyone else have trouble with there spray bottle leaking
While stored or in use?
Matte
Thanks for paying attention.
This is a good try, but I think it needs to be re done, live with a car. One side showing how to use water less, the other side showing how to use Rinse less. Mixing the do's and don'ts of both product types in the discussion is hard to follow.
We are working on it.
@@diydetailofficial Thanks guys, appreciate and looking forward to it