Rinseless Wash Chart

[Wors]

First, to the creator of the shampoo chart, thank you. I used the shampoo chart as a template.

This is the first draft version. Only AG/Autopia Rinseless washes are included. If everyone would like to see other rinseless washes added please let me know. Also, I am sure there are mistakes. Please let me know so I can correct them.

 

[TroyScherer]

Thanks for putting this together.


I personally would love to see all Rinseless Washes on for comparison.

 

[dd1101]

Great Work!!!

 

[tropicsteve]

nice to see the difference in cost per oz comparisons. lots of good info.

 

[07gtcs]

:exactly:

Thanks for putting this together.


I personally would love to see all Rinseless Washes on for comparison.

 

[ihaveacamaro]

Awesome! Thanks

 

[Bunky]

Thanks for the chart.

Rinseless sure makes waterless look expensive.

 

[Wors]

Few Updates:

 

[Niebelung]

Heard that the Meg's Rinseless Wash can be used at 1:256 for light soiling/dust, which would make it a bit more cost competitive.

 

[Wors]

Heard that the Meg's Rinseless Wash can be used at 1:256 for light soiling/dust, which would make it a bit more cost competitive.

Most of the dilutions can vary and I am confident that detailers have their personal dilution ratios. I have not used Meguiars Rinseless yet.

 

[TroyScherer]

Heard that the Meg's Rinseless Wash can be used at 1:256 for light soiling/dust, which would make it a bit more cost competitive.

You are correct. The 1oz per Gallon is for heavy dirt removal. It can be used @ .5oz per Gallon for regular and maintenance washes. I have done so with great success.

This is the same reason Optimum suggest 1oz per Gallon for their regular wash for those with hard water but most people use it @ .5oz per Gallon.

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Amazing chart, thanks for posting!

 

[Wors]

Amazing chart, thanks for posting!

You are welcome.

 

[ihaveacamaro]

Thanks for the chart.

Rinseless sure makes waterless look expensive.

When doing my car today, I realized I only used half a gallon of UWW+. Still rinseless does seem cheaper! I am more a fan of waterless though.

 

[Bunky]

When doing my car today, I realized I only used half a gallon of UWW+. Still rinseless does seem cheaper! I am more a fan of waterless though.

You used 64 oz (half a gallon)? That is a lot.

 

[TroyScherer]

When doing my car today, I realized I only used half a gallon of UWW+. Still rinseless does seem cheaper! I am more a fan of waterless though.

You used 64 oz (half a gallon)? That is a lot.

I agree with Al. I usually only use 20-22 oz at most and that is on a dirty car.


I would guess if I used a pressure washer or foamed it first I could / would use less.

 

[Bunky]

If I was going to do waterless a lot, I would like invest in a low pressure sprayer (like the Nomad unit) that puts sprays water at 90 psi to give it a pre-wash. It is definitely portable (can run off car battery).

 

[Wors]

If I was going to do waterless a lot, I would like invest in a low pressure sprayer (like the Nomad unit) that puts sprays water at 90 psi to give it a pre-wash. It is definitely portable (can run off car battery).

First time I heard of the Nomad pressure washer. Reviews on it sound promising.

 

[TroyScherer]

If I was going to do waterless a lot, I would like invest in a low pressure sprayer (like the Nomad unit) that puts sprays water at 90 psi to give it a pre-wash. It is definitely portable (can run off car battery).

I am just using a pressurized sprayer that I can pump up.

 

[ihaveacamaro]

You used 64 oz (half a gallon)? That is a lot.

Yeah I'm kind of trigger happy lol! Plus my pump container holds about half a gallon so I just use the entire thing