nosavingthrow
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- John
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- Seattle, WA
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- 2021 Supra 3.0 Premium, 2022 Mazda 3 Turbo
This video is seems like a good example of the process.Explain to me this fancy notion of a Rinseless wash. I am just familiar with pressure washing at one of those drive up and spray for 5 minute places, then you dry it.
Basically, its a specialized wash. Mix up a full bucket of water with it. Use a big sponge (or whatever) to rub and slop it onto the car, usually a few panels at once. Follow up by wiping it off using good quality microfiber towels (I have a bin and use maybe 14-18 towels for a wash) until the panels are dry.
I do wheels separate using the same stuff but with a wheel woolie + cheaper microfiber as they are usually pretty dirty.
Any excess wash on the garage floor dries up eventually.
If the car is really dirty, I'll hose it off first with a sprayer outside to get any big chunks of debris / dirt off.
Overall, car comes out looking really good and I have not noticed any swirling / scratches / issues etc.
A lot of indoor detailing places use this same stuff. I use this brand, not sure how others compare but it seems to work well. https://www.amazon.com/Optimum-NR2010Q-Rinse-Wash-Shine/dp/B00D8DR0AO?th=1