REAL TIME RINSELESS WASH: dirty Porsche winter makeover!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- The Porsche is really dirty -- but we can still use Rinseless Wash. How is that possible? This video, in real time, will show you!
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On a cold day in February, a 20 min maintenance wash is all you need. A rinseless wash method is a Godsend to anyone who wants to keep their vehicle immaculate.
Thank you.
You got cold, I got bloody hell heat.
Rinseless and cold 6 pack
The new place looks like Alcatraz the other room looks like where they keep Al Capone 😂🤣😂. Greta video guys 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I think Alcatraz was possibly a little cleaner
Lol... more likely Gulag
I'm glad you made this video. So many people are still worried about rinseless. I wash my truck and car looking as nasty or worse than this weekly in the winter (outside). Yes I did go to the coin wash to knock off the salt "chunks". But I do exactly what you do, just pre spray, use a foam sponge or mitt, both work totally fine.
Thank you.
edit: may be odd for some but... if its misting/drizzle using the sponge is much better than a mitt. The sponge tends to suck up everything as opposed to the mitt which just pushes everything around with the extra "liquid". I only know this because last weekend it was supposed to rain free and ended up raining 3/4 through the wash. Switched to the sponge and everything was good.
Excellent video guys. I love how Nick pretends to be a newbie and ask Yvan these questions that a beginner would be afraid to ask 😂
thank you
So does the sponge release the dirt when you squeeze it? You don’t have to squeeze it while it’s submerged to released dirt?
Simply by being touched to the solution in the bucket.
Thank you for making this content. I am looking forward to the transformation of your new space!
So are we
I’m planning on doing the gold standard system to my car. I have slight orange peel so I was wondering if the gold standard polish could potentially correct some of that? Or would I need to use something more abrasive first?
Polishing doesn’t remove orange peel, only sanding will. We highly recommend you not remove factory orange peel.
I do rinseless wash on my personal vehicles and maintenance washes. I feel detailers think using a strong chemical on wheels means they do not have to agitate thoroughly but this is not the place for a shortcut. I am looking forward to seeing how the shop turns out.
Thanks for sharing!
Is there any plans to make a rinseless wash with wax in it? As they are usual when working in direct sunlight.
Not yet
@@diydetailofficial I just watched your video: how to wash your vehicle in direct sunlight. Thank you. I will use that method moving forward with Ceramic Gloss.
Will the rinseless concentrate lose its glide and cleaning performance if I apply it to a car that is already wet? Because now there is a higher dilution
Not an issue
Can i skip the hose step? I don't have easy access to running water
Yes, but only if there’s no grit on the surface.
@@diydetailofficial I have a large pump sprayer, so I am able to thoroughly rinse beforehand if there is a lot of grit.
Great
Awesom video. Great tips and that keg sprayer is magnificent 💪
Thank you!
@@diydetailofficialis the rinseless dilution safe to keep in the keg between washes if you don’t use it all up?
Yes
Please document your shop build, would love to see the changes and transformation
We are
1 oz is 29,5735 milliliters. Let’s round that up to 30 ml. Therefore a half oz is 15ml. One gallon is 3.8 liters rounded up. If mixed in 1 liter of water then it is 4 ml of product.
Correct
Yvan I think you said a while back that y’all were working on a slightly tweaked rinseless wash formula. Is there any general timeline for that coming out? I have about a quarter gallon of rinseless left and was wondering if I should wait on the new one or just order more soon
Tweaked as in, improving the already superb, current formula?
We don’t have a solid timeline, still testing.
Question about rinseless wash: I have a white vehicle, which is regularly maintained, and has a coating on it...I presoaked with foam, and rinsed, and then applied rinseless from my IK sprayer...After a couple passes with the sponge, I notice some dirty water beads on the panel. Do I need to keep going over the panel until there are no dirty water beads present?
Don’t stress it’s fine
Ivan, when you re spray the vehicle, and you re spray rinseless, does that further dilute the mixture? Or is ir not really that impactful?
BTW barely recognize Nick with his new haircut 😂
No measurable impact
The new location reminds me of "Escape of Alcatraz" with the barred windows & doors. I realize it's a work in progress.
Alcatraz was cleaner
Very cool video showing all you need is actually a little time and few products for professional level detailing. I know your take guys on unecessary chemicals (dedicated wheel cleaner as mentioned), but could you make a podcast on talking only about why these aren't necessary on your product line-up? I guess there's more for us to learn and understand and it would only help sell more DIYDetail products 😂
We have several podcasts on the subject, go back in the playlist a little.
I try to wash my vehicle weekly and I am considering your rinseless wash. However, I have a Jeep with a canvas soft top. What effects positive and negative does a rinseless wash have on canvas?
It’s excellent on canvas tops.
I use RINSELESS WASH in the winter or when I am lazy for a full wash with my pressure washer. I do just what you did here, spray it, wash it with a garden house, and do the contact wash. I do like foam canon and pressure washer more, maybe just it's because it's just more satisfactory but RINSELESS WASH is a real handy and you still get a great results.
That’s the fun with detailing, many ways to achieve the same goal.
Question: washing two cars, can you use the same bucket or should you always dump after each one and use a fresh bucket/dilution?
You can absolutely use the same bucket!
Oh man... that shop needs some real help haha... I love it, but can't wait to see the transformation. Time for a new roof! And then some pressure washing, and some painting. Going to be a nice transformation
The roof no longer leaks! An update for you as of a couple days ago lol we recorded the video a few weeks back
Woohoo!! @@diydetailofficial
I am a huge fan of DIY PRODUCTS. But i do have to say +detailprojects just made a very interesting video testing different methods on rinseless washes using a cup of dirty water! I am wondering what is your take on it ?
All 3 are good products and clean well, but the technologies are very different.
What’s shown here is more attachment than encapsulation. A pure polymer rinseless attaches itself to the dirt, making it heavier than the water and sinking it down.
With a surfactant based product, the dirt is emulsified, with any larger particles sinking to the bottom.
With the DIY Detail Rinseless Wash we use both polymers and surfactants to accomplish our goal of cleaning the surface of the vehicle in the safest way possible. When polymers and surfactants are mixed, the surfactants win.
To make this an accurate test( as opposed to a cool looking demonstration) first they should be diluted per instructions ( 256/1).
Next is evaluating not how the water looks, but how clean the wash media is when leaving the wash bucket. In our R&D ( it was a 3 year process) how we evaluated our Rinseless was on how it cleaned the surface, not on how it separated in the bucket ( add oil to your glasses and it will also cause a similar effect).
If you can find a sufficiently dirty white work truck, pre-spray the products on the surface, and evaluate how they lift the dirt off the surface. Next go over the same sized area with identical wash media. Return the wash media to the wash bucket. Remove the wash media from the bucket and observe how clean it is.
Our goal was to have the cleanest surface, and also have the wash media returning to that surface be as clean as possible.
With that said, they all work, but differently
@@diydetailofficial thank you for taking the time! Been a fan of DIY and will continue to support 💪🏼
Thank you.
Yes, I was just going to ask the same question as to why there appears to be a significant difference with dirt emulsion between ONR, McKees and DIY. Yvan and Nick, any thoughts as to what we are seeing in that video?
If you’re referring to the video comparing the stratification of 3 Rinseless washes, here’s our response.
All 3 are good products and clean well, but the technologies are very different.
What’s shown here is more attachment than encapsulation. A pure polymer rinseless attaches itself to the dirt, making it heavier than the water and sinking it down.
With a surfactant based product, the dirt is emulsified, with any larger particles sinking to the bottom.
With the DIY Detail Rinseless Wash we use both polymers and surfactants to accomplish our goal of cleaning the surface of the vehicle in the safest way possible. When polymers and surfactants are mixed, the surfactants win.
To make this an accurate test( as opposed to a cool looking demonstration) first they should be diluted per instructions ( 256/1).
Next is evaluating not how the water looks, but how clean the wash media is when leaving the wash bucket. In our R&D ( it was a 3 year process) how we evaluated our Rinseless was on how it cleaned the surface, not on how it separated in the bucket ( add oil to your glasses and it will also cause a similar effect).
If you can find a sufficiently dirty white work truck, pre-spray the products on the surface, and evaluate how they lift the dirt off the surface. Next go over the same sized area with identical wash media. Return the wash media to the wash bucket. Remove the wash media from the bucket and observe how clean it is.
Our goal was to have the cleanest surface, and also have the wash media returning to that surface be as clean as possible.
With that said, they all work, but differently
Another great rinseless teaching video guys! So on another video Yvan showed us a car drying trick. Using a smaller towel to get the majority of the water and then following up with the big waffle towel. If you use this method do you spray the drying aid on the car with the first smaller towel and finish with the waffle or do you spray the drying aid when you use the waffle to finish. Also can you use rinseless as a drying aid if the vehicle already has Ceramic Gloss on it from the last wash. Ceramic Gloss last a good while so why would you put it on every wash. Thanks!
Spray before the small towel. Yes you can use DIY Detail Rinseless Wash as a drying aid.
Detailing Couples Therapy....never ever thought I would see that.
Yvan and Sylvie have been detailing together for decades.
Say you buy a keg and don’t use all the solution during your RW. How long is the solution good for in the keg??
If diluted using tap water it’s variable ( a few weeks for sure, could be longer). With distilled water, indefinitely.
This was very helpful, thanks! One thing I wonder about with rinseless wash, is deionized water required to have a better result or is regular tap water ok?
Regular tap water is all you need
Hi guys, have you seen the encapsulation demo on onr you tube page? Any thoughts? Ty.
This is the reply we posted in the comments
All 3 are good products and clean well, but the technologies are very different.
What’s shown here is more attachment than encapsulation. A pure polymer rinseless attaches itself to the dirt, making it heavier than the water and sinking it down.
With a surfactant based product, the dirt is emulsified, with any larger particles sinking to the bottom.
With the DIY Detail Rinseless Wash we use both polymers and surfactants to accomplish our goal of cleaning the surface of the vehicle in the safest way possible. When polymers and surfactants are mixed, the surfactants win.
To make this an accurate test( as opposed to a cool looking demonstration) first they should be diluted per instructions ( 256/1).
Next is evaluating not how the water looks, but how clean the wash media is when leaving the wash bucket. In our R&D ( it was a 3 year process) how we evaluated our Rinseless was on how it cleaned the surface, not on how it separated in the bucket ( add oil to your glasses and it will also cause a similar effect).
If you can find a sufficiently dirty white work truck, pre-spray the products on the surface, and evaluate how they lift the dirt off the surface. Next go over the same sized area with identical wash media. Return the wash media to the wash bucket. Remove the wash media from the bucket and observe how clean it is.
Our goal was to have the cleanest surface, and also have the wash media returning to that surface be as clean as possible.
With that said, they all work, but differently
Awesome videos guys, keep up the great work and information! Had a question for those of us that have to park our cars outside, what are your guys thoughts on outdoor car covers? Do they protect the paint from the sun/elements or do they just end up scratching the surface?
More risks than benefits
If you use the keg or other sprayer filled with rinseless wash to actually rinse the vehicle vs just pre-treat, can you skip the hose rinse?
Yes, but the hose or pressure washer are preferred
for the love of God guys. Please stop saying 1 ounce and half an once and then 1 cap full per gallon. Why? Because your capful is only .37oz. Even the bottle says .5 or 1 ounce. Either update the bottle or formula if needed to match the 1 cap full or even better yet. PLEASE make the cap actually hold .5oz. In this very video if you put 4 cap fulls into that 4 gallons of water you are only at 1.48oz short by half an ounce. I did hear you say over diluting or under diluting is not good. See the issue here?
Thanks for your concern
Interesting point. I think most people are not that exact and tend to over fill the cap. I personally tend to be exact and use a measuring scoop that is exactly 1oz.
Instead of using a microfibre cloth on the door jam could I use a legacy sponge?
Yes
Is Autoglym Rapid Detailer ok as the drying aid ?
Never tried it
Hey guys great video 🎉 Any idea when the Rinseless wash kit will be back in stock ? Thanks
In a few weeks
I just bought the DIY detail rinseless.. Can I just use the ik foamer 2 to apply to vehicle?
You can! But you’ll need a stronger dilution if you want foam. Otherwise it works great regardless at 256:1!
@@diydetailofficial nope don't need the foam. Just a wash without running water! Ty
As always, awesome tips. One spray of Ceramic Gloss saves product and still produces awesome results.
Yes it does!
Is tires shine bad for your tires like will it cause premature wear on your tire ?
No it’s perfectly safe
Hope to see videos of the new studio build.
We hope to give them to you:)
What type of Keg sprayer is used in this video? What is estimated cost?
ruclips.net/video/5mTSak_uPFg/видео.htmlsi=kB7XxY-3dPReI_y4
Any tips on polishing a boat? My uncle wants me to try it out. Thanks!
Yes, remove any oxidation first with DIY Detail All Clean
Looking forward to seeing the transformation of that prison garage!
So are we
I ordered some stuff from DIY when the sale was going on and it was totally worth it. All Clean was one of the products first I wanna say they used a plug to seal the gallon instead of the cheap plastic thing that’s a headache to rip sometimes. Second All Clean 15:1 worked better than P&S brake buster 5:1. I got a few more products and can’t wait to use them
great to hear! All Clean is awesome, especially if you can foam it in something like an IK foamer it's just a joy to use on wheels
Thank you.
Love rinseless since the day i discovered ONR in 2017
Good
Did you dunk the brush back in the rinseless wash?
Yes
My car just got out of the body shop. Repaired and freshly painted. 2018 Camry. It really needs a bath. Paint shop said no car wash or power washing for 90 days. Only hand wash with car soap with no silicone What’s your thoughts?
If it was baked it’s fine, but I agree no silicones or teflon
What wash soap would you recommend. Car is in need of a wash
@dennyburgard8725 DIY Detail Rinseless Wash or DIY Detail Incredible Suds
Funny this video came out about the same time as that ONR compairancing video. Love your Rinseless wash smells great, cleans great just works great period.
Ours has been scheduled for a few weeks.
@@diydetailofficial I believe that I do.
We left Omaha at the middle of January.
I have the gallon jug, is the cap ratio still used?
Yes
Where do you purchase detail kegs?
ruclips.net/video/5mTSak_uPFg/видео.htmlsi=kB7XxY-3dPReI_y4
Have you seen the recent video's with ONR and other rinseless washes? They are showing how ONR releases the dirt better and faster than other rinseless washes. Your thoughts or comments?
Yes it shows clearly that some products are better than others at keeping your bucket clean.
Some of these tests aren't really real world examples of the products, or they don't show what you will experience as results. I always used ONR as my rinseless added a bottle of DIY to my cart just to get the free shipping. So glad I did. I prefer it to the ONR and its now my go to rinseless. ONR cleans well but I find it leaves a residue behind which is a pain when it comes to drying. You tube videos are fun to watch but you need to experiment on your own as well. I'm no expert just a guy that like to keep his own cars clean in his own garage
Thank you, we experiment and compare off camera.
Did my first rinselss wash today. So fast!
Thank you.
Finally got around to rinseless washing my F-150 with this sponge for the first time and I can say, I will have a hard time going back to soap. Really! This made washing my truck fun again! It's all that they say it is and then some. No Pressure washer and no hose. Brilliant stuff!
Thank you.
Ready
Thank you
Great video just very simple step by step
Glad you liked it
How do you revive the ceramic coating if it’s flat after the Rinseless wash from the road film and salt without a proper decontamination? Sponge was super sticky on the paint.
DIY Detail Water Spot Remover after the contact wash.
@@diydetailofficial How do you remove the water spot remover after the Rinseless wash?
Rinse, or wash again
@@diydetailofficial So you would have to spray down the car with rinseless again?
I picked up a Walmart bucket dolly for $15 about a year ago. Having wheels on the bucket is a game changer for sure
Marvellous.
I have a roundup sprayer works awesome
True
Thanks guys, very interesting. Just s question.
I always thought the rinseless wash doesn’t need a hose as you teach in the past, and that was practically my religion as I doesn’t own a hose in my small garage in my condo.
Do you say that DIY Rinseless Wash need to be rinsed always with a hose, or just in this case?
This video let me think that I cannot continue my washing approach as I don’t own a water supply to attach a hose (and the rules of condo prohibit the use of hose to washing cars).
Thanks in advance and a cheers from Italy!
Hose is optional
Looking forward to it
Thanks
Great information. The keg idea is great.
Glad it was helpful!
Here's a key point y'all should mention in a video. The mental aspect of contact washing is this : With soap or foam, you hide the fact that you're moving a sponge or microfiber over a dirty panel, so you feel safer. With a rinseless, you actually see yourself moving a sponge or microfiber over a dirty panel, and this can be a hurdle making people shy away from rinseless. You have to remember that either way, a contact wash means you will drag your wash media over a dirty panel.
Good point.
Using restless wash outside in the sun when I use the legacy sponge what do I do to prevent it from drying too quick so I can use the ceramic gloss as the drying aid? And what happens if rinses wash dryers on the surface?
Wash one panel at a time
One panel at a time. But if it dries on the surface, no worries. What may look like water spots are actually polymer spots from the rinseless wash. Simply re-wet with rinseless and dry.
Thank you
All good answers
When is the drying towel back in stock?
Before summer
Thank you
What do you suggest on a ceramic coated car? Ceramic gloss or quick beads or what ? Thanks 🙏
Your choice, they both work well
I may be missing something, if you are using a hose to rinse the car off before using the riseless wash then why wouldn't you just use regular soap and rinse it off again at the end.
Easier to use, safer, water conservation.
when I was waiting for my ik sprayer to arrive I went the distance to take my bucket of rinseless and just squeezing out the sponge on the car so I am able to wash the car. So this is genuinly a good and safer alternative to foam washing ( especially in the winter) great video guys!!
Good idea
Can you use rinseless wash outside in the sun? If so, What precautions do I need to take. Wash and dry small sections at a time? I really like DIY rinseless!!
Yes you can! Small sections
Can I use regular hose or warm tap water in a rinseless wash or does it need to be distilled? I was thinking if waterless wash has water softeners, then maybe it is ok to just use tap water without worrying about water spotting too much.
No need for distilled water. Use a temperature that’s comfortable for your hands.
Any info on the keg sprayer are using?
ruclips.net/video/5mTSak_uPFg/видео.htmlsi=kB7XxY-3dPReI_y4
@@diydetailofficial thanks, no links to buy it though :(
Pronto dall Italia .
Grazie
Perfect video !
Thank you very much!
How do clean the legacy sponge after I use it?
If using DIY Detail Rinseless Wash, no need
My first experience using it and wow🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
Great to hear!
Wait. You guys literally said on a more recent video that Rinseless Wash is NOT for cleaning a dirty car.
Actually, it's Waterless Wash that we said not to use on a dirty car. We did a podcast about the differences between the two: ruclips.net/video/VB-vorX4Z-o/видео.html
@@diydetailofficial Thank You. I stand corrected. Tell the marketing dept. that the names are too similar.
Those are industry standard terms
Technically, I didn't think that was truly a rinseless wash because you rinsed off the pre-rinse/soak with a hose & water. I think a true rinseless wash consists of a bucket (or two) with water, a sprayer and product. The concept being that you can wash your car safely without the need for a hose and additional water. I get that it was a Porsche and it looked fairly dirty, but it still would've been nice to see a rinseless wash without rinsing with a garden hose. You even mentioned the fact that you didn't have a pressure washer which indicates that you feel the need to even pressure wash with your rinseless wash.
Rinseless has never been hoseless. Rinseless is about not rinsing after the contact wash.
Love love love Panameras.
Us too!