Any Rinseless Washes 4 Coatings?

I did not find PBL to be durable at all. In 3 months, it slowly sheeted and was gone within 6. I had a four panel test, but the thread got locked because it deteriorated. That was v1 though.
 
PBL V2 has been on my moms car for over a year and is doing just fine. I`ve used the coating booster maybe a handful of times. I did decon wash it at the 1 year mark and switched to ONR around the 10 month mark.
 
jrock645 said:
Woah wait the thread got locked because PBL failed?
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No. Nothing like that. The discussion quickly blew up with people making accusations about companies selling products that don`t work and other things that get threads closed. I honestly think that it wasn`t closed because of the negative review. I was careful in my testing and careful with my wording. It was all the other stuff....

Anyway, back on topic. :)

I can see now the value of having a wash that leaves nothing. If you`re going to boost the coating with PBL Booster (or PA Viking or some other silica coating spray), having a clean surface with only the coating on top would be preferred.
 
I`m guessing the "N" stands for Nick and I`m hoping 917 isn`t the number of beta versions lol


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I hope (with the option to use as WW) that this one is thick and rich like the Ultima. The DP is very watery/runny.
 
Couldn`t wait for Amazon. Ordered via the AG sale. We will see if this stuff is legit

Thanks Ron for the initial heads up
 
Pheerix sent me the beta sample of it. McKee`s is legit. Good alternative to D114. It performed very similar to D114. I would give the light buffing to remove left over residue to McKee`s. The D114 crowd should be happy.


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yg1829 said:
The gloss shop who makes trifecta is also supposed to be coming out with a rinseless that leaves nothing behind. Although I`m not sure when it`s supposed to release.

I`d say for your purpose either this (depending when it comes out) or the new auto geek rinseless will be your best bet.

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That is correct, we do have plans to release a rinseless wash that leaves a clean surface. I posted a short video on our Facebook page after washing a Tahoe demonstrating a squeaky clean surface. During testing I used it in similar ways as D114 - rinseless wash, waterless wash, and clay bar lubricant. In addition to using it on the exterior, we are testing various dilution ratios for interior use.

Thanks for the mention yg1829!
 
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