Re: What's the best rinse less wash on the market today?
I bought a gallon of D114 3 years ago. I have found it to be the most useful product in the truck. I still have half of it. Some of these other names some of the guys have talked about maybe better. But would need to see proof before I would switch.
I just found another use for it the other day. I am doing a C4 ZR1 that had a bunch or tar at the bottom of the rocker panel. My Tar-X bottle was empty.
Mike Phillips said D114 had may more uses depending on how you mixed it.
I mixed a stronger batch and it cut the tar better than Tar-X. It blue my mind.
It's why they say Meguirs is the first name in car care.
Re: What's the best rinse less wash on the market today?
Originally Posted by Real Riders
I understand Mckee's 37 Rinseless Wash is a completely new product
Oh the reviews for it are from the old DP rinseless so I assumed it was just renamed. BTW the gallon is a no brainer, 3x the price of the 16oz for 8x the amount of product.
Re: What's the best rinse less wash on the market today?
Yep, it's a good price for a rinseless product with protection, and according to Nick it has quite a bit of protection for a rinseless.
From the McKee's product expert thread:
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Originally Posted by Real Riders
Nick, is the McKee's 37 Rinse Free Wash & Wax the same as DP? If not , how is improved? What color is it? How does it compare to ONR ww?
Nick
Nope, all-new formula. Rinse Free Wash & Wax provides the most protection of any rinseless wash on the market. In theory you could use this one product to clean and protect your paint if used on a weekly basis, and never use anything else.
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Re: What's the best rinse less wash on the market today?
Mckee's sounds like it could be really good also. I don't know how they would no how it has more protection than any other rinse less, but maybe all the other manufacturers gave them their ingreatients list.
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