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Rinseless Wash Media
I believe I am ready to try my first rinseless wash on some very lightly dirty cars.
What wash media is best for a rinseless wash? I have a few Cobra Micro-Chenille mitts and a Lake County Blue Sponge on hand that I could use, although I am afraid the LC blue sponge might be too rough/stiff on the soft Japanese paint systems I am working on. I wish I had a bone sponge on hand because that seem to be a rinseless favorite around here.
I will be using either UWW+ or Blackfire Rinseless (I have them both). I might pre-spray with UWW+ as a presoak before the actual rinseless wash.
Also, when drying, I assume I could add some spray wax/drying aid to the panel and the waffle weave drying towel for extra lubrication?
Anyone have any favorite videos on how to properly do a rinseless wash? I think I found a good one here that even talks about a presoak with waterless wash: How To: Rinseless wash your vehicle. - Autopia Forums - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum
Thanks,
Drew
2003 Midnight Black Pearl WRX (Cobb AP stg 2) - Daily
1993 Vintage Red RX-7 Twin Turbo (stock, 18,500 miles) - Sunday
~Drew
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
IMO medium nap MF towels are the best. something like the gold plush jr's.
take about 12 and jam then in the wash bucket and just use one for each panel.
my previous media was the uber wash sponge. but I found the dedicated towel for each panel and better technique.
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
IMO the best to use for rinseless are media that don't absorb huge amounts of water (i.e. that don't have a big sponge inside). That means MF towels, etc. Other than that I don't think the actual material of the media matters that much, it's more your personal preference. I have some old Meguiar's QD sponges that are like The Bone but the sponge has deteriorated so they are pretty flat, I use them most of the time for rinseless.
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I like the 605 gsm towels from MicroFiber Tech the best (green).
![](http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/05/25/4y2usyhe.jpg)
For some reason, they just seem perfect.
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
I prefer a mirco-fiber chinelle wash mitt that I wash with a grit guard in a second bucket after each panel or panel section.
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
600 GSM eurow shag microfibers....perfect for rinseless and cheap enough.
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
I've used MF towels, wash mitts, chenilles, sponges and I really like the grout sponges you can buy at Lowes of HD. They're cheap, soft and hold enough solution for each section and have millions of pores for the dirt to go into.
I think it's more personal prefference and your technique is more important in getting results. Try a few and decide on your own.
BTW, after you try a (good) rinseless wash, you wont go back to traditional washes except for extremely dirty cars.
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
I have a few micro chenille mitts from AG. What would be the best way to use them during a rinse less? I think I have at least 4. Or maybe the initial wipe with micro chenille and follow up with shorter nap microfiber towel?
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
I use ether towels or Meg's MF wash mitt.
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Re: Rinseless Wash Media
Wow thanks for the suggestions guys!
2003 Midnight Black Pearl WRX (Cobb AP stg 2) - Daily
1993 Vintage Red RX-7 Twin Turbo (stock, 18,500 miles) - Sunday
~Drew
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