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Nice work. Still, despite all these reviews, I cant get my head around rinseless washes. Guess I just dont need to with a nice front yard and a hose.
BTW, I dont think you can call it the Garry Dean method unless you use his special juice
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Originally Posted by Jaretr1
Nice work. Still, despite all these reviews, I cant get my head around rinseless washes. Guess I just dont need to with a nice front yard and a hose.
BTW, I dont think you can call it the Garry Dean method unless you use his special juice
Jaret, I was the same way before. I didn't want to use rinseless washing on my car because it just felt unsafe. Until I moved to an apartment and I was forced to do it. Or not wash the car at all lol! To this day, I still prefer waterless washing over rinseless. The only rinseless wash product I will use is N-914.
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Originally Posted by Jaretr1
Nice work. Still, despite all these reviews, I cant get my head around rinseless washes. Guess I just dont need to with a nice front yard and a hose.
BTW, I dont think you can call it the Garry Dean method unless you use his special juice
Alot of people feel the same, soap, rinseless, waterless, at the end of the day is just lubrication to remove the dirt safely. the rinseless concentrates have very slippery lubricating polymers to help safely guide the dirt off the vehicle.
These waterless/rinseless wash methods have gotten me out of alot of jams when I had no hose access on a mobile job.
If I did have a show car with flawless paint and it was on the dirtier side, I would still wait till I had hose access. Being that the hose is really good at removing the lose dirt/debris that can potentially scratch.
My Jeeps clear coat is in the middle of soft/hard and it takes rinseless washes without any marring really well.
Like you my father is one of those that just does not feel right about rinseless washes, When I would perform them before polishing he felt as if the cars where still dirty. He also thinks no soap cleans a car like dish soap as well soo lol
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Great review Joe! Car looks sweet.
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4 towels to clean a car that size, hmmm, maybe the top side wasn't too bad. I would think about 6 towels for a car that size but nonetheless it came out great and that particular McKee's product is a "sleeper" in the sea of awesome RW's out right now 👍👍
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Thanks for the review!
This is one of my most used products and agree that very good. Always fuss free and nice glowing shine. And very obvious it go protection in it.
I been meaning to do a review but have never got around to it. Now I'll have to try the spray wax ratio.
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Nice write up Joe and props for crediting Garry Dean for the multiple towel rinseless wash method .
Rinseless washing is far and away my favorite way to wash my vehicles, and I also use the GDWM as you did in this review.
Just as Mike Phillips' advocates I will ONLY do rinseless washes for cleaning my classic cars.
Rinseless is safe, effective and takes less time. It's a great way to keep your car looking sharp!
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I checked my order history yesterday to see when I bought this.
It was one year ago today!
This was a parking lot detail from the other day with N-914 presoak and Wash & Wax rinseless with Car Wax while I clayed.
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Originally Posted by Sicoupe
Great review Joe! Car looks sweet.
Kyle
Thanks Kyle.
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4 towels to clean a car that size, hmmm, maybe the top side wasn't too bad. I would think about 6 towels for a car that size but nonetheless it came out great and that particular McKee's product is a "sleeper" in the sea of awesome RW's out right now 👍👍
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The top of the vehicle wasnt badly soiled. The bottoms had the majority of the dirt.
Also I only have done the GDM a handful of times. If the car was on the dirtier side i would of used more towels or mulitple mitts!
And i agree its a really nice product, I have been having fun with it.
Originally Posted by BadgerRivFan
Nice write up Joe and props for crediting Garry Dean for the multiple towel rinseless wash method .
Rinseless washing is far and away my favorite way to wash my vehicles, and I also use the GDWM as you did in this review.
Just as Mike Phillips' advocates I will ONLY do rinseless washes for cleaning my classic cars.
Rinseless is safe, effective and takes less time. It's a great way to keep your car looking sharp!
Thanks Badge, rinseless washing is very convenient i agree.
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I checked my order history yesterday to see when I bought this.
It was one year ago today!
This was a parking lot detail from the other day with N-914 presoak and Wash & Wax rinseless with Car Wax while I clayed.
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Nice!
The truck looks great. Great idea to use the spray wax to clay!
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