Rinseless vs waterless for weekly washes? What do you do and why

So I'm debating on what to do with my truck. It's not a daily driver, but I don't know which way I want to go, wash wise. I want to cut back on my bucket washes.

I have MF madness mitts and eagle edgeless towels, and Uber, d114 and ech2o products. I'm going to also coat the truck in McKees coating here shortly. So hopefully that will help shed the dirt some...

Anyway, what do you recommend I wash the truck with and what method?

Real dirty=2 bucket wash
So so dirty=Rinse less wash
Slightly dirty=Waterless wash

Depends what you don't mind having----

1. A Wet floor/one sponge (rinse-less)
2. Dry floor/many wet microfiber towels (waterless)

Both are excellent. As for me---I don't mind rinse-less as I do it in the driveway. However, once it gets cold outside, I'll go waterless inside the garage. (dry floor)

Tom

I usually do waterless unless the truck is really dirty, then I do a full on wash with the hose. I'm still amazed at what can be done with the waterless wash products out there now. My go tos are Megs D114/115 (depending on what I'm going to do after washing) and McKees N914. Really liking the 914 as of late. I know a lot of guys swear by rinseless, but I haven't found a technique that I really like yet and to be honest haven't really put a lot of effort towards it either.

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Originally Posted by MIsnowman

I usually do waterless unless the truck is really dirty, then I do a full on wash with the hose. I'm still amazed at what can be done with the waterless wash products out there now. My go tos are Megs D114/115 (depending on what I'm going to do after washing) and McKees N914. Really liking the 914 as of late. I know a lot of guys swear by rinseless, but I haven't found a technique that I really like yet and to be honest haven't really put a lot of effort towards it either.

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Can you tell me more about megs 115? Is it like there quick detailer in a spray bottle ? What process do you do I read up a little on their 114 but seems like that stuff takes all your old wax off I just like to clean the dust off a lot so was wondering what 115 does


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MIsnowman,
You can go either way---whole lots of towels or one "big Blue" sponge. I prefer the sponge, too lazy to wash micro fibers towels!
Actually I think the sponge mars much less than the towels.
At the end, saves a load of time. Hang up the wet sponge to dry and toss the damp micro towels (used for drying) in bin to wash later once you get a load.

Tom

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Originally Posted by TMQ

You can go either way---whole lots of towels or one "big Blue" sponge. I prefer the sponge, too lazy to wash micro fibers towels!
Actually I think the sponge mars much less than the towels.
At the end, saves a load of time. Hang up the wet sponge to dry and toss the damp micro towels (used for drying) in bin to wash later once you get a load.

Tom

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What product do you use ?


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Seems as if the McKees coating isn't up to par?.... Here we go again back to the list on an LSP..

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Originally Posted by MrOneEyedBoh

Seems as if the McKees coating isn't up to par?.... Here we go again back to the list on an LSP..

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Thought you wanted to reduce bucket washing a car that didn't see much use. Waterless (no buckets) is one way to get away from the bucket use. Had nothing to do
with coatings. If you were to coat---it's even better using WW. Much better!

I prefer rinseless (using one bucket/one sponge) and not using ton of towels.
Maybe next week I'll give WW a try...

With coatings (Any coatings including McKee's) will have less dirt on paint than a car with just wax. Harder for dirt to stick on a coated car.

Tom

Jones2507

Using ONR as of now and loving it! Also have McKee's N914 on standby.
Just mixed a batch of Waterless wash using Mckee's N914. Will give that a go sometime next week.

Tom