Giveaway! New & Improved DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss

**R4IDER** · 08-06-2013, 07:49 PM

Bought a new car 2 months ago , still haven't had a chance to wash it with a hose. I live on an apartment , so my rinless-wash consist of :

1 water bottle with a sprayer
some meguiars cleaner liquid wax
microfiber to wash
microfiber to dry
reload sealant

step 1 spray on the water
step 2 pour some wax
step 3 clean with mf as if there was shampoo on the car
step 4 spray some reload
step 5 dry with new mf
step 6 profit

This is the result :

Would love to try the proper rinseless wash and see what difference from my aprouch does it make!!

**jlabs12** · 08-06-2013, 08:32 PM

I typically do a rinseless wash on my mother and mother-in-law's cars when they come to visit. They don't really do any exterior maintenance on their vehicles, so I like to do a quick rinseless wash for them since it is quick and efficient and they appreciate it. I have only used ONR to date, but I am very interested in trying DP's Rinseless Wash and Gloss for the additional protection offered over ONR.

**Marc Hufnagel** · 08-06-2013, 08:34 PM

Just did my first one a few weeks ago. A bit nervous but it went great and I was finished in a little over half the time. Even setup to get washing was quicker.

**Dan K** · 08-06-2013, 08:36 PM

I love DP Rinseless Wash & Gloss. I use it for all my car washes that are not dirty enough to need a conventional wash. It sure beats having to drag the hose out, and it leaves a nice shine. It is one of my favorite products.

**Colinpd137** · 08-06-2013, 08:37 PM

I like doing rinseless whenever my customers car isn't filthy, or its just a maintenance wash. Also i'm able to do it inside my shop rather than pulling the vehicle out when its usually sunny out.

All-in-all i'd love to try DP Rinseless & compare it to my supply of ONR. If it mocks up, i'll be switching

**Scubadaddy** · 08-06-2013, 08:37 PM

I have yet to try a rinseless wash. I am looking into using one for winter. DP has some great products. I was very impressed with the Total Interior cleaner and just picked up a big bottle because it worked so well. I'd love the opportunity to try the new and improved DP Rinseless Wash and gloss.

**Dr_Pain** · 08-06-2013, 08:45 PM

I currently use ONR and Pinnacle w/ Carnuba and love doing rinseless because I can do it in the shop. Full 2 BM throws a lot of water around (wash and rinse), and makes the floor slippery as all get up, with rinseless I can limit the water on the shop floor and can do it at all time of the day, no problem with suds drying in the full sun

**natewood70** · 08-06-2013, 08:47 PM

I have not yet ventured into the land of rinseless wash because I have not yet had a need for it. Now where I live the water is very hard and is quite the pain to keep spotless on paint. My favorite detailing product to date is still Pinnacle Souveran. I bought my first jar of it from the Driver's Seat in Boynton Beach, FL 9 years ago and since then I have not stopped using it and recommending it for all my friends, family, and customers. On my 7th jar now, and no matter what color paint I put it on it still makes me drool to this day!

**dpscoupe** · 08-06-2013, 08:48 PM

I was skeptical about rinseless washes for a long time. I had used croftgate rinseless and it got me on the bandwagon. Then I picked up some ONR from AG on bogo and I was sold!

Maintenance washes take a fraction of the time and water now, and it doesn't matter what the weather is like because I can do a full wash in the garage without making a huge mess.

I'd love the opportunity to put the new DP rinseless to the test. Maybe even do a head to head with ONR and croftgate.

**Audios S6** · 08-06-2013, 08:55 PM

I'm currently an ONR user. I can make up 2 gallons for a week and wash both of my cars several times - the 32oz. last 2/3 of a year at that rate and my cars are almost always clean. It also allows me to take a bucket to work with me and do a quick wash in the parking garage before leaving for a meeting or after returning from a construction site.