Rinseless Washing Mat Armstrong's Rebuilt Audi RS6
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- In today’s video, Anthony Rinseless washes Matt Armstrong’s Audi RS6! As part of the TRC Florida Adventure, the boys had some extra time at Freddy’s (Tavarish’s) Shop to do some washing. This carbon widebody RS6 was nestled in the corner and begging to be washed. Little did Anthony know that this car had a slew of problems just days before…
For this video, Anthony wanted to go back to basics with a Multi-Towel Rinseless wash using P&S Absolute. It’s been awhile since we’ve covered rinseless and this RS6 was the perfect candidate. Matt Armstrong put a TON of work into this RS6 over the last several months. It appeared at SEMA 2023 and has had several rounds of engine work since then. Funny enough, Anthony jumped into the car and switched between gears without a car in the world (and it worked flawlessly).
For rinseless washing, a pre-soak can make a massive difference! Anthony explains the benefits to pre-soaking and utilizing the iK Multi sprayer to soak ALL areas with heavy grime. From there, a process of cycling towels happens to ensure the safest results from start to finish.
Have you rinseless washed like this? If so, what’s your favorite rinseless towel?
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00:00 Intro
00:36 What We Are Using
01:15 Multi Towel Method
09:37 Drying With Hyper Seal
10:30 Wheel Cleaning
12:02 Recap
12:32 Outro - Авто та транспорт
Thanks so much guys!! 🤟✌️
Anytime Mat! ✌️
Hyperseal is awesome. We put two dry coats on spring and fall then use optimum spray was as a drying aid until we full decon the car/truck again in the spring fall. Works flawlessly
The sponge would've been a more efficient option, but at least the towel method was shown.
That’s a cool car and it looks amazing. Rinseless wash is my preferred wash method for washing cars.
I think the Ultra Black sponge in this situation is still the safest option but that is just my opinion.
They've used the sponge countless times here. What I'm curious to know is why they reverted back to towels. Maybe just for variety and to change things up. I dunno.
@@ShelterDogs most likely, what ever gets the job done am I right? Most people just want a clean car Like Yvan said even with the most safest method out there there will always be a chance on adding small imperfections as time goes on with washing, what I learned from him is to not worry as much as we OCD people want everything perfect just have fun!
Great job Ant Dawg!!!! Always like learning from watching your processes. Thanks as always for educating us. TRC FTW
Ant Dawg 😂😂😂😂
Legacy sponge would of been ideal 💪🏼
Brilliant tutorial, thanks again for the upload.
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Needs more Aero...
Heheh😂😂😂😂
So agree! Hahaha
When dilution how much product do you add to the IK foamer? I know it’s 256:1 which is only about 3ml of product is that right?
Love Absolute 💯. Eagle edgeless are amazing too. Although they do lint if you're not careful. Pearls are great too. I thought Mat was bringing it back as it can only stay in the US for a month??
Great job 👊🏼 I use your rags they are great 👍🏻
Glad you like them!
Is it Mat or Matt? You have both listed. Oh by the way, who is Mat/Matt Armstrong?
Only the #4 most watched channel on UA-cam!
You’re literally scratching the paint with this method, I’d never do this if I wasn’t planning to polish the whole car after it.
I can never understand rinseless washing… whats the joy in that?
Just as safe as soap but much much faster and more efficient
In my case, I can "wash" my car inside of my garage without taking battling the sun/heat. I can take my time while drinking beers and TV at the background
@@Carlos.Rivera👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
@@katser5023if it’s a chore to you then maybe but would you rather bathe yourself with a wet wash cloth or take an actual shower. I’ll take the shower. I usually feel cleaner.
@@ril850_1 never said it was a chore dumbass. I was responding to the guy asking in the original comment. Maybe learn to read. And since you're a dumbass, people in hospitals actually shower people in comas with wet cloths.
Have to work slow and be looking out for rocks. Bro….pull out the pressure washer, foam, wash and dry. Done…
Rinseless is not worth the trouble. Messy and not thoroughly clean.