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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    That looks right to me, and no you should not have suds. The water should feel a bit silky. Try another 1/2 ounce as maybe your water is hard. Use a second bucket to rinse towel before moving panel to panel. You can even mix some up in a bottle and use as a quick detailer.


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    Quote Originally Posted by firecorgi View Post
    ...could it be the hardness of your water?

    I would imagine that the concentrate should do its job
    ^^^Good point!^^^

    -Some rinseless wash products make claim to having "water softeners" in their formulations (ONR comes to mind).

    -Boiling water removes the "hardness factor". Think: Distilled Water.

    -"Complexing agents" can be use to temporarily soften water...Think: Calgon.



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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    Thanks. I'm just taking random shots of the bucket. This isn't the whole process.

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    Quote Originally Posted by FUNX725 View Post
    ^^^Good point!^^^

    -Some rinseless wash products make claim to having "water softeners" in their formulations (ONR comes to mind).

    -Boiling water removes the "hardness factor". Think: Distilled Water.

    -"Complexing agents" can be use to temporarily soften water...Think: Calgon.



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    Or in my case a whole house softner. I do bypass it when decontaminating my MF towels.

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    Quote Originally Posted by JKL1031 View Post
    Thanks. I'm just taking random shots of the bucket. This isn't the whole process.
    J,

    You may want to check your waters composition. For me, I have a local company that I use since I just had my neutralizer replaced. Some places will do it for free or you can buy a kit. Aquarium places also sell test kits for hobbyists. I use one that utilizes colored liquids verses strips.
    I used the DPRWG today and have used ONRW in the past with great results.

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    Use distilled water to Rinseless wash your car. I think most of us do that. It ensures the product won't have to face all the minerals and deposits in tap water!
    Back to the full-time grind.

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    Do a Google Search using your city and state:

    How Hard is my Water?

    It's question #5 for my city:

    Frequently Asked Questions about H2O | Austin Water Utility | AustinTexas.gov - The Official Website of the City of Austin

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    I use Optimum rinseless with carnauba. Used on dozens of cars and like Pinnacle there are no suds. However I detailed a Volvo recently using the Optimum for the wash phase and later the customer told me the windows smeared in the rain. I also used Stoners window cleaner with rain-x. Any one have this happen to you?

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    It wont get as serious as testing the water. Maybe I'll use the rest as QD.

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    Re: Concerned with Pinnacle Rinseless

    Quote Originally Posted by JKL1031 View Post
    It wont get as serious as testing the water. Maybe I'll use the rest as QD.
    Good Luck.
    Hope it performs, as it's advertised to perform, as a QD...
    If you do decide to go that route.



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