rinseless wash questions.

[maddenbowler]

i will be going to college in a few months and doubt I will have access to a hose. So inform me on this rinseless wash. I already have the old dp 4in1 and know the process, but when is the car just too dirty? also is the guzzler still the towel of choice for rinseless?
is this too dirty for rinseless wash?

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car on a good day
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g163/maddenbowler/100_3253.jpg

[ryandamartini]

Hey there, as a fellow college student who has OCD about his car, I can tell you ONR can do wonders...
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/19132-full-correction-cayenne-s.html

It is worth having on campus for sure. I need to reorder some now that I think of it.

[nrengle]

ONR will take care of that no problem. When you get to road salt and caked on grime (IE going Muddin') Then you might have a problem.

[Emile]

Lake Country Grout Sponge and waffle weave drying towels and you're good to go.

[maddenbowler]

so i wont induce any marring with it being that dirty?

[Dsoto87]

I wouldn't say that's too dirty for onr. Just take your time and make multiple passes. If your really worried about it though, go to a coin op and blast off the big stuff and than bring it back and continue with the wash as normal.

[maddenbowler]

well im really just trying to find out when i can and cant use it.
And when im at college i wont have a garage or anything so is using ONR or DP4in1 in sunlight a problem?

[CharlesW]

well im really just trying to find out when i can and cant use it.
And when im at college i wont have a garage or anything so is using ONR or DP4in1 in sunlight a problem?Personally, I think it would be no different than a conventional bucket wash in sunlight. I have never felt washing in sunlight was a good idea,
More often than not, the wash solution will probably dry too quickly.

When away from my garage, I have gone to a park and found a spot under a shade tree for using a waterless wash. Chances are you could do a rinseless wash without anyone giving you a bad time.

[maddenbowler]

alright well thanks for all the input. I appreciate it

[sal329]

Get a garden pressure spray bottle from Big Lots for $2.50. Use DP4in1 in a QD dilution. Spray the panel first then clean using the DP as you would with 2 buckets. I have only had 1 car since last summer I would not was with rinse-less wash. I would suggest wasing in early mornin or evenin. I have washed cars in full sun, it works well with rinseless wash because you can wash a small section and dry it at a time. Opt Car Wax or DG Aqua Wax will be great to have as well.

[maddenbowler]

Alright thanks for the input