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Doesn't waterless wash mean no water - i.e. waterless? In which case one gallon of water would exclude an item from being a waterless wash?

You could just use SEUPERGLAZE that you can get on EBAY! ;)
 
I tried it and compared it to the product I like most "Superglaze"
I still think superglaze does an all around better job.
 
autofind said:
I tried it and compared it to the product I like most "Superglaze"
I still think superglaze does an all around better job.
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I must ask is this stuff also a floor cleaner and a desert topping.
From what I have read from you this is the greatest thing since the invention of the wheel.

but if it is so good and so scarce, why would you want to tell people about it instead of keeping it all to yourself.

My appologies to the OP and other members for taking your topic astray.
 
CharlesW said:
Read the title of the ad and the ad copy in bold.
The part where it says Rinseless Wash & Shine.
My comment still stands. 4 in 1 is not a waterless wash.

And yes, I have been mistaken quite a few times, but I don't think I am here.
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Doesn't waterless wash mean no water - i.e. waterless?
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Yer both wrong. The term "Waterless" used in the detail industry means "no hose or water on the ground, no run off" When you spray a car with "waterless" you put water in the little bottle along with the product instead of hosing down your car.

Waterless and rinse-less mean the same thing. That's the point! it's Rinse-less meaning you use no water to "rinse" Trust me , i'm right.

It's been around for over 15 years now or so, not a new concept. Perfectly safe with the right products.

Read up on it.

Therefore kind sir, you are mistaken!

It's also the true meaning of "environmentally friendly"
the term is not only in the products you use because you can use "environmentally friendly" products yet still mixed with grease from the car isn't exactly "environmentally friendly" since it goes down the drain and into the oceans.

"waterless or Rinse-less" is "environmentally friendly"


I am very interested to hear what exactly you thought the term "waterless" meant?
 
LuxuryDetail said:
Yer both wrong. The term "Waterless" used in the detail industry means "no hose or water on the ground, no run off" When you spray a car with "waterless" you put water in the little bottle along with the product instead of spraying down your car.

Here's a video for you both to feat your eyes on.
waterless car wash video

Waterless and rinseless mean the same thing. That's the point! it's Rinseless meaning you use no water to "rinse" Trust me , i'm right.

It's been around for over 15 years now or so, not a new concept. Perfectly safe with the right products.

freedom waterless carwash . com

Read up on it.

Therefore kind sir, you are mistaken!
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I give up. :surrender
You're right.
For some reason I thought waterless meant no water.
Evidently I didn't understand the concept of rinseless washes either. I had it in my head that rinseless meant you didn't rinse.
Now I understand. As long as you don't get any water on the ground it's a waterless wash or is it a rinseless wash or is it.

Freedom Waterless Wash, DP's Waterless Wash, (They do have one), Car Guys One Waterless Wash, Amsoil Waterless Wash, Wet Paint Waterless Wash, Dri Wash N Guard, Poorboy's Spray & Wipe are waterless washes.

DP 4 in 1 is not a waterless wash.

DP's Waterless Auto Wash is here.
DP Waterless Auto Wash lets you wash your vehicle without water! Waterless car wash

DP's Four in One Rinseless Wash is here.
DP Four-In-One Rinseless Wash & Shine - Four exceptional car care products in one bottle all you need is a gallon of water!

Interesting that the parent company of the two products seem to consider them entirely different products.
You may be using 4 in 1 as a waterless wash, but that is not what it was intended for.
It's great that it works good for you, but I still think products are better used the way they were developed to be used.
 
CharlesW said:
Why not?
He's just enthusiastic about a product that is no longer available other than through the secondary market.
If you PM him, he might even be able to tell you where you could buy some. :D
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I wonder if he knows the LONE SELLER of SUPERGLAZE on EBAY? :inspector: :gotcha:
 
JaredPointer said:
I wonder if he knows the LONE SELLER of SUPERGLAZE on EBAY? :inspector: :gotcha:
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The Pensacola, Florida area has a population of well over 200,000 so it's certainly possible for them to not be acquainted. In fact in many cases, I would say they probably didn't know each other.
For some reason, I feel that in this case, there is very likely a connection. :)

Just to get the thread back on subject, Meguiar's original was not a bad product and I would have to think the latest version will be a pretty decent OTC product as well. :bigups
 
LuxuryDetail said:
Yer both wrong. The term "Waterless" used in the detail industry means "no hose or water on the ground, no run off" When you spray a car with "waterless" you put water in the little bottle along with the product instead of hosing down your car.

Waterless and rinse-less mean the same thing. That's the point! it's Rinse-less meaning you use no water to "rinse" Trust me , i'm right.

It's been around for over 15 years now or so, not a new concept. Perfectly safe with the right products.

Read up on it.

Therefore kind sir, you are mistaken!

It's also the true meaning of "environmentally friendly"
the term is not only in the products you use because you can use "environmentally friendly" products yet still mixed with grease from the car isn't exactly "environmentally friendly" since it goes down the drain and into the oceans.

"waterless or Rinse-less" is "environmentally friendly"


I am very interested to hear what exactly you thought the term "waterless" meant?
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Please direct me to the listing and definition of terms used in the detail industry.


Let's break it down:

Waterless: aka without water - no water needed at all, nada.

Rinseless: aka without rinsing - no rinsing needed at all, nada.

Weightless: aka no weight - no gravity = no weight

Sunless: aka no sun - tanning cream that doesn't use the sun.

Sugarless: aka no sugar - Trident sugarless gum
 
LuxuryDetail said:
Yer both wrong. The term "Waterless" used in the detail industry means "no hose or water on the ground, no run off" When you spray a car with "waterless" you put water in the little bottle along with the product instead of hosing down your car.

Waterless and rinse-less mean the same thing. That's the point! it's Rinse-less meaning you use no water to "rinse" Trust me , i'm right.

It's been around for over 15 years now or so, not a new concept. Perfectly safe with the right products.

Read up on it.

Therefore kind sir, you are mistaken!

It's also the true meaning of "environmentally friendly"
the term is not only in the products you use because you can use "environmentally friendly" products yet still mixed with grease from the car isn't exactly "environmentally friendly" since it goes down the drain and into the oceans.

"waterless or Rinse-less" is "environmentally friendly"


I am very interested to hear what exactly you thought the term "waterless" meant?
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You have such an eloquent way of putting things into perspective:wow:

I'm more than a bit shocked after the beating you took on the 5 minute car wash.

Charles is about as level headed as I have seen post on any of the forums I look into..I do believe that your eloquent reply was a bit much!:huh:
 
CharlesW said:
DP 4 in 1 is not a waterless wash.

DP's Waterless Auto Wash is here.
DP Waterless Auto Wash lets you wash your vehicle without water! Waterless car wash

DP's Four in One Rinseless Wash is here.
DP Four-In-One Rinseless Wash & Shine - Four exceptional car care products in one bottle all you need is a gallon of water!

Interesting that the parent company of the two products seem to consider them entirely different products.
You may be using 4 in 1 as a waterless wash, but that is not what it was intended for.
It's great that it works good for you, but I still think products are better used the way they were developed to be used.
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Charles I think I'm going to have to agree with LD here. I believe the 4-and-1 to be a waterless wash as well. It just has other uses too, hence the name "4-in-1". I think you are getting a little hung up on the wording.
 
Troy@DetailCity said:
Charles I think I'm going to have to agree with LD here. I believe the 4-and-1 to be a waterless wash as well. It just has other uses too, hence the name "4-in-1". I think you are getting a little hung up on the wording.
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Troy both Charles and LD got a bit hung up on the wording, but if you look at both the waterless and rinseless products named that...they are intended to do the same thing, in a very similar manner.

its the same thing as sugarless and sugar free gum?

you could debate that all day!
 
LuxuryDetail said:
Waterless and rinse-less mean the same thing. That's the point! it's Rinse-less meaning you use no water to "rinse" Trust me , i'm right.
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Try to sell that one to someone dying of thirst in the desert. I'll bet you get a different response between what "waterless" and "rinseless" really means.

LuxuryDetail said:
I am very interested to hear what exactly you thought the term "waterless" meant?
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Something you don't have to add water to before you use it.

If it needs water, it ain't waterless. How can you argue with simple logic? Wait a minute, this is the internet, so I understand.
 
Troy@DetailCity said:
Charles I think I'm going to have to agree with LD here. I believe the 4-and-1 to be a waterless wash as well. It just has other uses too, hence the name "4-in-1". I think you are getting a little hung up on the wording.
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If someone would just show me where DP says that Four in One is a waterless wash, then I will apologize.
Read the ad copy. No where does it call it a waterless wash.

What I am, hung up on is DP's description of the two products. Go to the links I posted in post #27.

DP Four-In-One is intended to be used for:
1. Rinseless Wash (Their words, not mine and not waterless)
2. Water Conditioner
3. Clay and Foam Pad Lubricant
4. Quick Detailer

That's the four uses for Four in One per Detailers Pride. If you want to rename it Five in One and add Waterless wash to their information, be my guest.

Someone calling a product a waterless wash doesn't make it a waterless wash.

The same post has a link to the DP Waterless wash and it is not the same thing at all.

Think about it, why would DP have the two different products if they were the same?

If you guys think using a QD to wash your vehicles is a good move, go to it. :bigups
 
JaredPointer said:
Try to sell that one to someone dying of thirst in the desert. I'll bet you get a different response between what "waterless" and "rinseless" really means.



Something you don't have to add water to before you use it.

If it needs water, it ain't waterless. How can you argue with simple logic? Wait a minute, this is the internet, so I understand.
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LOL ok I knew I should have kept my mouth shut.:D First let me say I don't use "Rinseless Washes". I have never had the need living here in Florida. I have used Poorboy's Spray and Wipe (which is a waterless wash) as a clay lube or in place of a quick detailer.

So please forgive me. I realize now that there is a difference. I've just always viewed them as similar products.
 
Troy@DetailCity said:
LOL ok I knew I should have kept my mouth shut.:D First let me say I don't use "Rinseless Washes". I have never had the need living here in Florida. I have used Poorboy's Spray and Wipe (which is a waterless wash) as a clay lube or in place of a quick detailer.

So please forgive me. I realize now that there is a difference. I've just always viewed them as similar products.
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It's okay. A bucket full of products magically showing up at my front door should make me feel better. :D :rofl
 
Troy@DetailCity said:
LOL ok I knew I should have kept my mouth shut.:D First let me say I don't use "Rinseless Washes". I have never had the need living here in Florida. I have used Poorboy's Spray and Wipe (which is a waterless wash) as a clay lube or in place of a quick detailer.

So please forgive me. I realize now that there is a difference. I've just always viewed them as similar products.
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I bet spray & wipe has water in it.
So the difference is 4-1 you mix it with water and spray it on and wipe it off.
PB S&W the water is already mixed in it so you spray it on and wipe it off.
Their is no such thing as WATERLESS either you add the water or you pay for the manufacture to do it for you.
 
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