Rinseless/Waterless...BF vs Pinnacle vs Optimum
01-08-2015, 12:47 PM
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Rinseless/Waterless...BF vs Pinnacle vs Optimum
Are they all great. One better bang for the buck?
Is it FORD vs Chevy?....
I am leaning towards the Pinnacle rinsless kit plus they have Carnuba in their wash.
Also I seem to really dig their soveirn wax reviews!
I'd like to stick with one brand for in general probably at least for ext stuff.
Is it FORD vs Chevy?....
I am leaning towards the Pinnacle rinsless kit plus they have Carnuba in their wash.
Also I seem to really dig their soveirn wax reviews!
I'd like to stick with one brand for in general probably at least for ext stuff.
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01-08-2015, 06:04 PM
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I like Pinnacle products. Or even better, just go for the Griot's products!
01-09-2015, 07:47 AM
#4
You've mentioned some great products and I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. However, for the best bang for the buck, ppl seems to love the Ultima.
Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate, concentrated waterless auto wash, waterless car wash
Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate, concentrated waterless auto wash, waterless car wash
01-12-2015, 11:25 AM
#5
I have the Pinnacle Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba.
Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba, waterless car wash, eco friendly car wash products
I picked it up to use on my Oldsmobiles, in an attempt to embrace technology and not have to use the hose around rust prone areas that have difficulty drying, like an old vinyl top.
I like the fact that a little goes a long way, with a 1:32 dilution ratio. It also has a nice tropical smell, like Pina Colada.
Although the main reason I got it was to use on the old cars, I've used it a few times on the TSX also, and I think it does a great job.
With CBP, you can really see any imperfections, streaks, etc. It buffed off well and left a great shine. I can't say if it added any shine to what I had, as I normally have Collinite 845 or 476 on the cars, but I like it and will buy it again.
It helps if you score some on BOGO or with a substantial %off sale!
Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba, waterless car wash, eco friendly car wash products
I picked it up to use on my Oldsmobiles, in an attempt to embrace technology and not have to use the hose around rust prone areas that have difficulty drying, like an old vinyl top.
I like the fact that a little goes a long way, with a 1:32 dilution ratio. It also has a nice tropical smell, like Pina Colada.
Although the main reason I got it was to use on the old cars, I've used it a few times on the TSX also, and I think it does a great job.
With CBP, you can really see any imperfections, streaks, etc. It buffed off well and left a great shine. I can't say if it added any shine to what I had, as I normally have Collinite 845 or 476 on the cars, but I like it and will buy it again.
It helps if you score some on BOGO or with a substantial %off sale!
02-03-2015, 03:45 PM
#6
I have the Pinnacle Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba.
Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba, waterless car wash, eco friendly car wash products
I picked it up to use on my Oldsmobiles, in an attempt to embrace technology and not have to use the hose around rust prone areas that have difficulty drying, like an old vinyl top.
I like the fact that a little goes a long way, with a 1:32 dilution ratio. It also has a nice tropical smell, like Pina Colada.
Although the main reason I got it was to use on the old cars, I've used it a few times on the TSX also, and I think it does a great job.
With CBP, you can really see any imperfections, streaks, etc. It buffed off well and left a great shine. I can't say if it added any shine to what I had, as I normally have Collinite 845 or 476 on the cars, but I like it and will buy it again.
It helps if you score some on BOGO or with a substantial %off sale!
Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash Concentrate with Carnauba, waterless car wash, eco friendly car wash products
I picked it up to use on my Oldsmobiles, in an attempt to embrace technology and not have to use the hose around rust prone areas that have difficulty drying, like an old vinyl top.
I like the fact that a little goes a long way, with a 1:32 dilution ratio. It also has a nice tropical smell, like Pina Colada.
Although the main reason I got it was to use on the old cars, I've used it a few times on the TSX also, and I think it does a great job.
With CBP, you can really see any imperfections, streaks, etc. It buffed off well and left a great shine. I can't say if it added any shine to what I had, as I normally have Collinite 845 or 476 on the cars, but I like it and will buy it again.
It helps if you score some on BOGO or with a substantial %off sale!
I want to find some solution for the winter that is for a low maintenance dude like me. Hence the silver
02-05-2015, 08:34 AM
#7
I'm jealous, as mine is covered in a salty/sandy LAYER! You realistically cannot tell what color my car is, and that is not an exaggeration.
If it is just a light dusting and there is nothing major stuck to the paint, I would definitely use it.
Have you used a waterless before?
If it is just a light dusting and there is nothing major stuck to the paint, I would definitely use it.
Have you used a waterless before?
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02-05-2015, 01:18 PM
#8
I'm jealous, as mine is covered in a salty/sandy LAYER! You realistically cannot tell what color my car is, and that is not an exaggeration.
If it is just a light dusting and there is nothing major stuck to the paint, I would definitely use it.
Have you used a waterless before?
If it is just a light dusting and there is nothing major stuck to the paint, I would definitely use it.
Have you used a waterless before?
02-05-2015, 02:30 PM
#9
You will need quite a few MF cloths, don't try doing an entire car with one. Fold it in half twice. Start at the top of the car and spray liberally. Lightly wipe in one direction while lifting up on MF cloth. This will make sure you are not just rubbing the dirt into your paint. Flip cloth to other side and wipe again.
Go one panel at a time. Like I said, spray liberally. You are trying to keep the panel as well lubricated as possible to prevent inducing scratches and swirls. Each wipe gets a new clean section of the MF cloth. Wipe, flip, fold again to clean side. The way you fold it should give you 8 clean sections. After all 8 sections of the MF are dirty, get another clean one.
After each panel is clean, you can buff with another clean MF.
Done and done. Enjoy your clean car and a beverage of choice.
Go one panel at a time. Like I said, spray liberally. You are trying to keep the panel as well lubricated as possible to prevent inducing scratches and swirls. Each wipe gets a new clean section of the MF cloth. Wipe, flip, fold again to clean side. The way you fold it should give you 8 clean sections. After all 8 sections of the MF are dirty, get another clean one.
After each panel is clean, you can buff with another clean MF.
Done and done. Enjoy your clean car and a beverage of choice.
02-07-2015, 07:50 AM
#10
You will need quite a few MF cloths, don't try doing an entire car with one. Fold it in half twice. Start at the top of the car and spray liberally. Lightly wipe in one direction while lifting up on MF cloth. This will make sure you are not just rubbing the dirt into your paint. Flip cloth to other side and wipe again.
Go one panel at a time. Like I said, spray liberally. You are trying to keep the panel as well lubricated as possible to prevent inducing scratches and swirls. Each wipe gets a new clean section of the MF cloth. Wipe, flip, fold again to clean side. The way you fold it should give you 8 clean sections. After all 8 sections of the MF are dirty, get another clean one.
After each panel is clean, you can buff with another clean MF.
Done and done. Enjoy your clean car and a beverage of choice.
Go one panel at a time. Like I said, spray liberally. You are trying to keep the panel as well lubricated as possible to prevent inducing scratches and swirls. Each wipe gets a new clean section of the MF cloth. Wipe, flip, fold again to clean side. The way you fold it should give you 8 clean sections. After all 8 sections of the MF are dirty, get another clean one.
After each panel is clean, you can buff with another clean MF.
Done and done. Enjoy your clean car and a beverage of choice.
02-09-2015, 08:30 AM
#12
I actually ordered this because i didn't have to wait for it. I'll let you guys know how it is. Great reviews.
03-02-2015, 09:09 AM
#14
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I've used (click) as well as we as http://www.autogeek.net/duragloss-rinseless-wash.html - I'm not sure I favor one over the other - both work quite well.
04-14-2015, 11:21 AM
#15
I actually ordered this because i didn't have to wait for it. I'll let you guys know how it is. Great reviews.
Amazon.com: Waterless car wash concentrate 16oz. easily and safely cleans your car. Four cleaning products in one without any harsh solvents. This waterless wash, quick detailer, rinseless wash, and clay bar lubricant allows you to spend less money on automotive treatments and cleaning kits. Save time because it washes and waxes in one step. Made in USA with a 90 day 100% guarantee.: Automotive
Amazon.com: Waterless car wash concentrate 16oz. easily and safely cleans your car. Four cleaning products in one without any harsh solvents. This waterless wash, quick detailer, rinseless wash, and clay bar lubricant allows you to spend less money on automotive treatments and cleaning kits. Save time because it washes and waxes in one step. Made in USA with a 90 day 100% guarantee.: Automotive
04-17-2015, 01:25 PM
#16
Does anyone use the Optimum with Wax just as a quick detailer ? Like put a bit in a 16 oz spray bottle and use that ? If so how much to of the ONRWW do you put in the spray bottle ?
04-17-2015, 03:59 PM
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