Hi how much is too much product?
I currently are going through alot of microfiber drying towels
I end up going over the panels twice and also tends to grab, ok when going over again.
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Hi how much is too much product?
I currently are going through alot of microfiber drying towels
I end up going over the panels twice and also tends to grab, ok when going over again.
What are you using? For me it depends on the amount of soiling.
I don’t do waterless’s to much anymore except with Ammo Frothe.
When I did do them i would make sure the panel was sprayed till it just started dripping.
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I've also stopped doing waterless. It's about the same effort to do a rinseless. I also pre-soak panels first, even with rinseless.
I only do it at home, with access to water.
I'll use the recommended dilution ratio.
Thank you for your reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack
I use WG Uber Rinseless Wash (original) at the last few gallons.
I have a gallon Uber sio2 Rinseless Wash not opened yet.
I mix for Waterless Wash.
The car is probably in generally light to moderate soiling. I wash after each time I drive it in one day of the weekend.
The car is garaged.
Thanks for your reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prange
Which rinseless do you use.
Yeah i would just spray panel down till it starts just dripping.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteT19640
Have you thought about switching to rinseless?
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Rinseless is much easier and you are far more protected against any scratching… I use about five towels on a full car.
I’ve used ONR, D114, UWW in the past. I’m now using up my gallon of Pinnacle w/carnauba. D114 seems to clean the best, but I’m running out of my last gallon. UUW and Pinnacle seem slickest.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteT19640
Frothe is next on my list to try.
I found ONR to be ok, nothing special. I wouldn’t buy it again.