The Ultimate Guide to Rinseless Washing Your Car Outdoors.
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- this ultimate guide, we'll show you how to wash your car without the need for a hose and plenty of water. Rinseless washing your car outdoors is not only quick, it's also eco-friendly, and saves tons of water. We've cherry-picked the best products and techniques that you can use to achieve a perfectly clean and shiny vehicle every time.
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It is nice to see you wash a really dirty car. Some wash on You Tube a car or truck that you need a magnifying glass to see the light dust. Try living on a dirt road in a rural area like I do.
Appreciate you so much!
These are great tips at starting to detail for those who live in dense housing communities. Thankfully my garage at my apartment is a few feet away from a patch of space not typically designated for parking that I can temporarily park my car during a cleaning process that management has not fussed about. I've got much more of an elaborate setup because I am crazy person and have a rolling cart with 20 gallons of water (10 tap/10 distilled) and two sets of Worx Hyrdroshot washers. My rule is to give the car a soap bath on weekends only and throughout the week I specifically use a rinseless wash with a bucket and a Marolex sprayer. I find it much easier to build a few gallon jugs of rinseless than filling up in a bucket. I typically go back and forth with plush edgeless towels and the UBS depending on how far I want to stretch the rinseless in the bucket. If the expense is feasible, the IK PPF sprayer would be a great option for washing the wheels and tires if someone wants to use a dedicated wheel/tire cleaner.
I generally have the detail keg ready to go! when I do this and I use water for the rims, and do a deeper wheel cleaning. BUT 90% of the people don't have those tools. But I'm with you I'm overkill mcgeee
Thanks for actually cleaning a dirty car. Hope you keep it real as you grow. Thank you
Always man i try to always cleans dirty cars but a lot of us consider like muddy 10’inchss of dirt and I just don’t get those here. Appreciate you watching
This is the best example of a quick rinseless wash on CZcams!
Thanks for watching
finally, an example where the car is actually dirty
@@TheSpamandEggsPodcast Thanks for watching bro
If Eddie ever comes up missing it’s cuz Dr G has had enough 😂
😂 I told him they gonna send Opti Coat 2 on em
Oooooof 💨💨💨💨💨💨💨👀🤣😀
😂
Hi Eddie,
I have a question for you but first I want to tell you how much I enjoy your content. I love your attitude, your sense of humor, your knowledge, and how you so naturally share your faith. I also feel like you are a straight shooter (NOT naming DIY your favorite even though you are friends w/ Yvan and Nick tells me a lot about you.) If it's not obvious, I've been watching a LOT of your stuff recently. So here's my question.
And it's spurred on by seeing your car. I've recently gotten into cleaning my cars again. I do it for fun and for exercise. Based on some of your (and other youtubers) older videos, I decided to buy ONR and start using it on our cars. I love how convenient it is and generally speaking I feel like I can get my car cleaner w/ rinseless than I can w/ traditional cleaning. (alot of that has to do with living in Texas sun, hard water, etc.) However... (Here it comes.)
My car gets dirty SO much easier...and I honestly don't think it's in my head. If I leave me car near the grass and the sprinkler hits it or it rains, the water (polymer) spots are SOOO much worse than had I not washed the car at all. When I see your car looking like this (I know it's been a year, but still) to me it looks unnaturally dirty...like mine does. Even though the car isn't sticky to the touch, it's acting like it is. Could that possibly be caused by the ONR? and if so, would a different washless be better (and still good with hard water?)
I'm sorry for such a long first comment but it's gotten to the point where it's making washing the car no fun. I'm using the right dilution, clean towels, going one panel at a time, etc...all the normal suspects. Thinking of trying DIY Detail to see if it works better, but once I saw your car, I just had to wonder if this is just a charateristic of using rinseless in general.
Thoughts appreciated.
thanks for watching and the kind words I live in Idaho we get alot of dirty ran so it’s normal , sprinkles water aren’t consider polymer marks it’s water spots and requires immediate removal or you’ll get other issues , also I don’t use onr but that’s neither here or there I would wash your car and use a topper like amplify , ceramic gloss , good good spray from drive to help with the water running off (sprinklers)
@@Ecdetails OK. I'll look into that. I've tec582. Hoping that'll help. God bless.
Nice to see another 'rather large' guy detailing cars & making videos. We're entering the Oh. My. God. It's. Hot. season here in Ohio, and my driveway is in full sun except for before 8 am and after 6 pm. I'm glad to see this video, because I'm a visual learner, so I need to SEE it, before it will 'sink in.'
Thanks sir appreciate you and ya man I’m huge haha 😆
Still waiting to see how he did the roof... I kid I kid! Love your videos Eddie! Very informative and and entertaining!
Haha I open that door up bro stick my big stomach in it and wash the roof
Eddie I just did my truck in the hot sun the other day. Same thing panel by panel. Used DIY (of course) but I use two sponges so I can go quicker. I like to use the second sponge for the lower panels which are dirtier. I also hit it after I cleaned it with some ceramic detail spray to make it pop. I sprayed my wheels but used a separate towel to dry them. Stay cool.
I used the same towel to show that it can be done and my wheels were that dirty if It was worst I would def use something throw away. Ill have to give that 2 sponge thing a try!
Great video!! Proof it can be done without all the tools…the tools make it more fun though! My detail keg setup on a reel is a game changer in my garage!
I’ll love to see that one of these days
Happy to email you some pictures!
In the UK and just found your channel ; good vid - like your style!
My UK brethren appreciate the kind words and support!
Rinseless is the superior way. I have to force myself to use soap now just to go through it. That color on that bad boy is sick
Thanks bro , rinseless is so dope I really enjoy it
Bro, very nice! I can feel the heat. Love Ya. Great film.
🤣🤣 love the thumbnail. Great video and tips in rinseless washing in the sun. You had to dig back for that rinseless
Appreciate you bro - the field of rinsless haha
I have now watched all your videos in the past 2 days. I am now a huge fan of yours. Thank you for all the hard work and great info.
Read this comment like 8 times means the absolute world to me bro that you watch , you enjoy and now your part of the community thank you thank you 🙏
The awesome son strikes again. Thank you bro!
Thanks for watching
When washing in sections like this why would wash bottom up rather than top down?
It's fate lol! I just bought some DIY rinseless 1 hour ago. Gonna give it a try, after watching a previous video you made about it. I use Absolute right now
Welcome! It’s so much fun, just keep the dilutions and you should be ready to rock
@@Ecdetails will do! What are your thoughts when foaming it?
@@Krally_ I love foaming it, I should of done a video on BUT my dad only had the sprayer , if your going to do the foam sprayer put 1 oz in 32-40 oz and spray on and use the rinseless in the bucket to clean it up
Hey Eddie, nice video. Be careful when drying with the larger drying towels as in the video (8:50) you drag the towel across the concrete a couple times, this can pick up grit and cause some pretty serious scratches. I do a pretty similar process but for the wheels I use something a bit stronger like an APC diluted 1:9 on a dry wheel, followed by wash tools in a rinseless bucket and then I finish with a rinseless spray to neutralize the chemicals then a blow dry, saves contaminating a towel.
Inwould generally use a spray keg and do the wheels with extra tough wheels or wheel and Tyre cleaner. Thanks for checking me haha I was like oooof it’s hot boys
@@EcdetailsI have a gallon of extra tough, what dilution do you use on your tires. I love there APC. Is it similar in strength to DIYs APC?
@@dini1046 straight for wheels
where did you get that nozzle on your gun?
@@casemcdonald1187 Got it from Graeme Love on Facebook
Hi Eddie Thanks for your vid and your awesome channel. I was watching " Pan The Organizer" his vid titled "P&S Brake Buster KILLER ?? Maniac Line Wheel & Tyre Cleaner TEST"..
And he mentioned your channel.. so i subscribed as i love resource that show me how to was my new car as someone living in a apartment. i live in The Netherlands i have a couple of car wash spots that have pressure washers but you can't put a foam cannon on them. it's basically water or trust the product that comes out of it .. and i don't so it's water with minerals.. Anything else i want i will have to put in the trunk and carry with me..
First off thank you so much for the love and subscribing , I use to have to wash 🧼 at the wash bays I would take rinseless pre mixed , wash down my car and then spray the rinseless and do my contact wash
Is the pre-treat spray enough to cool down red hot body panels before the sponge wash?
I would over spray , generally black paint I do 2 rounds of spray
Good video and tips. That’s how it’s done!
Thanks sir
Perfect vid, i want to do the “pre wash “ just with the water, but problem is 99% od coin washers in my country have rules that u cant use ur own chems, even outside box (next to the boxes is parking bays) so i need to clean w pressure washer ( around 1.5€ ) and then ride it down to my place and do the rinseless .. :D its annoying though, and kind od stupid, in the end the pipes under boxes should be solid enough for chemicals
Since the chems at coin wash is not rly good over here, and its around 10€ to clean whole car with the vap, but u cant get it done propper without any HAND TOUCH ( and yeah i forgot that u cant even manual clean it - with their allrdy applied coat of foam or such) usually worker here kicks u out for this, same for wheels ..
They stay behind its “ contactless”
Thats wild that you cant use your own chemicals, When I created this I was trying to teach my dad how to do it so that why in teh sun he can perform a wash. I would if I were you go to teh coin wash spray it down come home rinseless wash it
Now we are doing my kinda car washing! Yay!
Hey thanks for watching!!
Excellent video! Toughest part for me is tires 😂
Rinseless does very well for something like this, not caked with mud or anything. If it does dry on the panel just re wet and you're good.
The lubrication stays on the surface and you don't need a drying aid.
Eddie I hope you got some water after that, it looks very hot out
For me I rather use water or tough enough wheel cleaner and do it right
@@Ecdetails definitely, if you have a place nearby that'll give you the best results. Those veloce wheels are insanely awesome
🤣😂😆🤪 don't know how Jamie does it!! 😂😅😂
Me either haha 😂
🔥 hard water or distilled water? The sheen it lets out looks slick. 😎
I use normal water tds is 399 haha
A good rindless will encapsulate the minerals
@@Ecdetails oh sweet great work 👍🏻 thanks again for the share
@@Ecdetails 🤣 hey good looking good to know
Brother did mine today in Florida, it was damn hot. That diy rinse less wash is great. I’ll try a sprayer next time. Thanks
Always spray baby! Haha thanks for watching
Thought you needed to use a hose to take off the pre treatment? Then spray again and do your contact wash
No it’s a rjnslesss doesn’t require a prespray off
I only do rinseless now, even when washing outside on a sunny day.
I do all cars Rinseless for years, inside and out and under scorching sun here even under 105 and above
@@1stfrompuertorico568 105`, I would have melted into my bucket of rinseless! It was 85 and 80% humidity here the other day and I thought that was bad.
@@alfredautospa in the nights here can be like during the day over 85% humidity daily. Right now at 8:29pm is 91 degrees Fahrenheit
@@1stfrompuertorico568 coatings are probably wipe on wipe off for you unless you have a conditioned space. Didn’t have my AC in the garage and the coating I was applying cured within 20 seconds. I had to repolish the panel and adjust the application process.
Ya I use soap sometimes but been doing rinseless for a long while
Great video Eddie I appreciate this since I’m just starting on rinselesss washes and your channel has been extremely helpful. If you can to help a person that just transfer from FL to IA can you do like the same type of video but winter edition ? For us non winter experiences ppl 🤣
I GOT YOU - question is do I do now and fake it on youtube or wait let me know haha
@@Ecdetails I can wait . Don’t want you to be cataloged as a “Fake Detailer” 😆😆
@@aalfonso4706 haha www.fakedetailer.com #winning
Your my new favorite detailer to watch man. Thanks for the awesome videos
Dustin my guy thank you for that comment means a lot!
Bro great video as always. Sound and picture quality are top notch as usual. Thanks for this tutorial.
Appreciate you
Great one, Eddie! New subscriber here (Pan recommended you for everything rinseless, so that's quite the endorsement!)
Loved this. I started with rinseless recently because I live in an apartment without access to free flowing water, and also have no idea about rules/restrictions to street washing, but knowing the Netherlands, they're probably pretty restrictive
I'm using ONR and Brake Buster combo, and loving the results. I'll soon incorporate Bead Maker after.
I am a bit puzzled with one thing though. I usually start with the wheels, so that I don't flick wheel junk into an already clean body, but at the same time I'm thinking if that's not worse, because I'm already dirtying the sponge with wheels dirt that then go into the rinseless wash on the body. I believe a good wash of the sponge in the bucket solves this anyway, but would love to read your opinion on it, in case you tried both orders or have changed the way you do it since this video was recorded.
Keep up the nice work!
FIrst of thanks so much for the sub, when im rinseless washing I always do the wheels last and use the rinseless in the bucket on the tires with the tire brush etc. doing that makes it so my paint gets fresh solution
When doing the wheels I tend to use a detail keg and with rinseless in it so I can spray off what ever wheel cleaner I am using, I keep it at 100 PSI its perfect combo
Am not use to you being outside bro i always seeing blowing cold smoke from the winter. 😂🤣 also wearing black in the sun 🤣😂🤣 great video Eddie 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 hope the family doing well too.
BRO IT was still steaming it was the hot man too hot for the fat kids. I'm wearing black cause I don't even know I think that's bev brought them!
Like always awesome job n video, hermano (brother)!
Thanks bro
How do you deal with overspray of the rinseless to a panel thats already clean? Do you always dry the previous panel again after u clean the new panel?
So while I dry, ill go back an it the corner, of your overspraying to much just make your sprayer tip not so wide.
Could you use something like Ceramic Gloss when you are drying?
Ya keep the panel wet spray some ceramic spray and dry it off
Awesome video man.
I appreciate you!
I wouldn’t use the same wash bucket for the paint and wheel
At the end I do been doing that for years , clean out the bucket after call it good. What’s your thoughts behind it sir
@@Ecdetails Interesting, well I wouldn’t want the nasty brake dust to contaminate the bucket even if I clean the bucket after. I use a separate wheel bucket to clean the wheels
@@Newyen6MT I can see that I always have 2 buckets - not sure if my dad does haha 😂
I rinseless wash in the direct sun every weekend!
It’s awesome right
I haven’t a question that probably has been answered already and it may be a dumb question. But can you use ONR on a car that has a ceramic coating?
Yes , you can also use opti coat
Great video! Very detailed explanation, well done. Brother get in the AC.
Those who work in the sun god bless them
the rinseless solution didnt remove stain from the tire
@@GoodVibe-bl6nl I wasn’t really trying to was a demo
@@Ecdetails make sense
I’m softening up to rinseless washing a tiny bit. 😂 You just can’t get the car anywhere near as clean as a traditional wash. All the nooks and crannies, the fender wells, the wheel barrels, the cowl area. Still a great tutorial, however. 👍🏼
Haha 😂 it works great! Just gonna prespray them on
Can you use this on ceramic coated car
Yes sir
Whats the temp?
Ill have to check this was a few days ago
I live in the North East and it’s that wet nasty humidity that slows me down. You get out of the shower and dry off then your wet again. Jamie knows. 😂
Bro ill pray for you... washing outside sucks shout out to all who suffer
Cool content 😎
Thank you for watching l!
Dumb question but why do you prespray when you use a wet sponge right after?
for me I dot like to touch the car with ut a prespray after
How do you like that diy waffle towel? I’m thinking about getting one soon
I like others better
@@Ecdetails is it streaky or do you just prefer thicker towels?
@@ethanblan435 I like thicker towels
@@Ecdetails gotcha. I like having a folded towel so I actually like thinner towels. You think this is good for that? I’m waiting on them drying blankets and small twist loop towels to be back in stock
Just love your videos Eddie! I ❤️u
Eddddd I love you like chocolate cake
@@Ecdetails now that’s real love.
How did you like the waffle weave towel?
It was alright I like the other ones for Diy they are on a class of there own
Did he say hot and Idaho? 😅 Simmer down. Good how too though.
Bro so hot , I was smelling like ham hocks
2:38 why would you recommend expensive sponge to a budget-weekend-warrior, when he can use less than dozen MF towels or cheapo MF-noodle-mitt?
perhaps combining two separate stories/video-ideas (1. budget washing, 2. DIY Detail Rinseless test) into one, wasn't best move. (but DIY did video also on multiple-MF-towels method...)
When we think expense
A sponge cost me 19-25 bucks and I dont have to wash after every wash, so long term I save money using a sponge vs using many microfibers. Especially if the person washes a car every week
@@Ecdetails that makes sense for towels, but i also don't wash my MF-noodle and MF-wool mitts. i only rinse them in clean water. and they cost couple of £.
@@OraEtLabora0 ah ya I use double flips from auto fiber so inhabe to wash after every session
What about the roof? You never showed us.
I always clean the roof I edited it out
you didn't show the car roof as promised! Maybe you were tired due to the hot and humid condition!
I recorded it and cut it on accident
I actually recorded it I’m sorry #isuck
@@Ecdetails No worries!
First!!!!
Humberto is too quick! Respect! ✊
Getting tanned? 😂😂😂😂papi we are born tanned 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷💪💪💪
@@ChiGalKMcAcura that's right, we are😁😁👌👍hello Kimberly Mc👋👍💐
@@1stfrompuertorico568I hate any weather above 83F or 28C
Hahahaha we get dark real dark
So hot 🥵
EC...You are wasting Product! Use the Garry Dean method with MF towels. Many washes per gallon with this method. "Work Smarter not Harder"!
Got so much rinseless to go through , I use double flips in my busy but do by car and re up again
@@Ecdetails Thanks for your reply, Double Flips?
@@hartlanddetailer5670 sorry I just read what I woke and I’m like lord . I use double flips , this video was for my dad just sponge it up . Also I do have like 15 kinds of rinseless and need to burn through it
After 3 months your paint will be scratched up with swirls like no one’s business. Just being real. ✌️
Hey 👋 nah not one scratch seen with the naked eye on any of my cars