Just tried the honey pot. Amazing on those door jambs! Beadmaker infused detail spray! I did a small 16oz bottle. 1/4oz absolute, 1oz beadmaker and the rest water.
Whenever I'm mixing up Absolute (or any other rinseless wash for that matter) to have on hand for interior cleaning, claying, detail spray, etc...I do always use distilled water. I do this mostly for shelf stability, and it also kind of "supercharges" it because it doesn't have to contend with the minerals in my water. That said, Absolute (and ONR) will "soften" water and prevent hard water spots. The minerals are still there, but they are safely wrapped up in polymers which will prevent them from leaving hard water spots/etching. When I use it on the exterior, I've never worried too much about water dripping from mirrors or behind trim after a wash. Any spots left are polymer spots, and can easily be wiped away when rewetted with the rinseless solution. The same cannot be said for McKee's N914...I had to polish water spots off my door last year.
Absolute best way I’ve found to use the bead maker is in a continuous sprayer style bottle, saves more & ya don’t waste as much as a tradition spray bottle!
Absolute is an amazing product. The only thing I changed compared to all the videos is a larger sprayer. Went with the IK multi pro 9. Less pumps and I don’t have to refill the container. Regular 32 oz barley gets around my LS500 and I have to refill when going around the RX.
I just had My Z06 washed by a high end detail shop close by. After the ride home, I pulled it in the garage and sprayed everything down with BeadMaker. The stuff is great. I just couldn't get Myself to do a rinseless wash on this car. It was quite filthy. No longer! Bead Maker is still a very good product! I did My windshield as well to hopefully slow that fog/film that comes back.
Honey Pot is a great dry aide, detailer, or for dusty dirt-pollen its amazing and no extra products to buy. I detail once x 2 week and never need a foam wash! I use Absolute in my pressure sprayer iK, and presoak, then spray down panels, spray on Honey Pot, dry to amazing finish. Once a year I strip wash with Adams. If dirt is heavy, presoak with iK sprayer w Absolute and gently bucket w/ mitt of 256:1 Absolute.
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I like Technicians Choice also, but this video isn't about a straight-up detail spray. It's about combining a cleaner and a detail spray that can be used for various duties.
You've noticed...or you read it somewhere and then "noticed?" I've used gallons of Bead Maker, because its cheap, gives great results and it works great for how I use it. I've never noticed any extra dust or dirt attraction, which is a claim that a couple people made when it first came out...and that all the skeptics ran with (whether they used it or not). In an effort to see if there was any truth to that criticism...I've tested it side by side (on the same panel) with at least a dozen other similar sealants/toppers (including Technician's Choice Ceramic). Bead Maker didn't attract any more dirt than any other product. A lot of those products gave great results too and are worthy options, but many of them were more expensive and/or didn't offer any substantial benefit over how I use Bead Maker. Bead Maker just works for me, it smells great and I like supporting smaller family owned companies who give back and educate their customers. By all means...use whatever you like...but don't keep repeating the same tired line that someone said along the way. Clean cars get dirty, that's just the way it goes.
@@jeffc6832I’ve noticed it but I thought it was just me until I saw some reviews on this product saying the same thing. There about the same price if you buy by the gallon which I do as it saves money in the long run. I used to use Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramix Spray Wax and although I did like using that the bottle costed about $13 but never attracted dust as much beadmaker. I do like bead maker but I always end up using another spray wax before I use bead maker. Maybe I’ll finish up that half gallon of bead maker I’ve had for a year once I run out of the other stuff I prefer using. I do like P&S products though as I use rags to riches, breakbuster and carpet bomber from them. Whatever works for you best is what you should use though. This is just what I prefer using.
I love Absolute! Blows N914 out of the water, and has (almost) replaced ONR for me. I still love ONR, but ever since Absolute came out...I reach for that every time. The Honeypot idea is interesting...I'll have to give it a whirl. If you keep it premixed in a bottle, has it stayed stable so far?
I love ONR! I have N914, never used it. It sounds like I need to skip N914 and grab some Absolute!! Drying aid... I like C2V3 by GTECHNIQ, BeadMaker and Topper by Xtreme Solutions(I have Obsessed Garage's version which is reportedly Topper without color/scent).
Good to have you back! It's been ages. This video is on point. Absolute is probably the best rinseless wash, soon as my Carpro ECH20 is done I'm in with this. Rinseless washes are a do it all these days. Top draw stuff, I'm excited for this one
Honeypot!!!! 🍯 Definitely gonna try it. I used to mix Beadmaker, water, and Showroom Gloss. Honeypot probably better for wiping jambs & wheels. Mix some more stuff up for us!
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Can you foam cannon Absolute? Moreover, have you tried using any rinseless washes (sans DIY) in a foam cannon? I would imaging that could make for an interesting video :-) Apologies if you've already done this as I have not seen your whole video collection here but intend on doing so sometime!
I have to be honest, I’m sticking to the newer OnR formula. Yes, Absolute is definitely slicker and better smelling. The problem I have with Absolute (living in the NW) is that it just takes too long to mix it up thoroughly. When Absolute is not mixed up (all the way) it streaks like no tomorrow. I don’t have time to screw around like that. OnR gives me what I need 100% of the time. To clarify, I am not saying don’t buy Absolute. It’s superior to other rinseless products I’ve used in just about every way. But that mixing thing is a major turn off for me. EDIT: By the way, the idea behind mixing sealant and rinseless wash … ima explore that combo and get back with you. 😊😊😊
If you have warm/hot water available in your garage, that helps a ton. Or just fill your buckets in the house. Also, having the bottle of concentrate at 72 degrees or above is a big help. I live in MN and keep mine in the house, plus I have a hot water line plumbed to my garage (mixing) spigot. Mixes way easier.
Dump it in the bucket while filling it with the hose. The incoming water is plenty to mix it thoroughly. It’s no harder to mix in than something like Adam’s car shampoo.
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I tried the Honey Pot mix...wasn't blown away. I think the Bead Maker concentration needs to be bumped up for it to be more effective. I think you'd be better off doing washing at rinseless dilution and then add a couple sprays of Bead Maker per panel before drying. I'll keep playing with it and report back.
It’s not the end all be all. It’s just an affordable solution that does a lot of things pretty darn good. Top tier Ready to use products will always win if you pay the $
Hey man! How’d that honey pot work for you, “long term”? I found out with N914 that diluting it begins the countdown of a 2 month shelf life. Even with distilled water, the lubrication faded, and the towel begin to grip to the paint.
Great video Jeremy. The new Absolute is pretty impressive for sure. I grabbed a bottle the first day it was released as I am a huge fan of rinseless washing. I have not used it on the interior yet but gosh darn, it looked like it worked amazing on the interior. Rinseless washing is without a doubt the best way to clean a well maintained vehicle. Cheap, efficient, and quite simply,, it works. For a person on a budget, there is no more budget friendly product than a good rinseless wash as it is just so versatile. Glad to see a lot more innovation going into this way of washing. Almost every reputable detailing products company is coming out with their own version of rinseless wash. It is definitely the current "buzz word" in the detailing world for sure. One of my all time favorite rinseless washes is Feynlab Pure Rinseless. Very potent but leaves absolutely nothing behind on the surface but a clean panel. Nothing extra. I never really worried about "cross contamination" with products before until the past couple years when I really got more into detailing and noticed streaking or hazing and a problem with the clarity. Now I try to stick with one manufacturer such as NV Car Care Lustre/Jet combo with their BOOST as a maintenance topper after each wash. Finish looks so flawless and really "pops" in the sunlight along with CRAZY hydrophobics!
Feynlab Pure Rinseless works great for coated cars, but it does degrade sealants/waxes. Definitely a good tool to have in the toolbox, but for a standard maintenance wash it is hard to beat Absolute or ONR. Anything other than an alcohol and/or solvent based product (like panel prep) is going to leave "something" behind...even Pure Rinseless. Heck, even soaps often leave more problematic residues than any rinseless wash. Soap residue is one of the biggest causes of smearing/streaking and dirt attraction That said, what is "left behind" by any rinseless (excluding ones that include SIO2 or wax) is not going to interfere with whatever your next step is. Whether you are doing a maintenance wash and want to leave your coating "naked", any good coating will shed or not be affected by any rinseless leftovers. If you like to use a drying aid/topper/sealant/etc...the carrier agents of those products will remove anything left on the surface by a rinseless. Rinseless products like ONR or Absolute can be used as a pad washing or supplemental wetting agent...so it won't interfere with paint correction. And obviously, if you're going to apply a coaing, any panel wipe product is going to remove anything left on the surface by a rinseless wash.
@@jeffc6832 Thanks for the information. I didn't know Feynlab Pure Rinseless would degrade protection over time. I've never noticed it, but; to be honest, I do top up my protection after every wash so it would probably be a mute point for me anyway although the topper I use (currently NV Car Care BOOST) certainly doesn't have as much protection as the base sealants. I do use ONR quite a bit as well as American Detailer Garage WIPEOUT & FUZION, and a few others I really like. And you are correct, I have never noticed any "film" or anything like that after using any rinseless wash. If you use a topper or detail spray it probably removes it anyway.
One of my absolute favorite videos. See what I did there? But seriously I will be trying out the Honey Pot mix. Was thinking of getting Slick and Slide from Adam’s but the Honey Pot might be my Father’s Day gift this year.
I am getting the honeypot mix delivered from Amazon today. Used your link so that you’ll get some credit. Absolute, Bead Maker, the three bottles and the 8oz measure cup. Plan to use it tomorrow and will let you know how I like it. I’m pretty sure I will. @@HawaiiDetailing
Couldn’t wait for my measure cup to arrive to try this Honey Pot mix. Don’t tell my wife I used her Purex measure cup or you might lose a subscriber. What I used was Mr Pink in my MTM foam canon. Rinse, foam,clean,rinse than the magic happed. Honey Pot did exactly what you said it would. I don’t mind taking the time to mix my own products. I always prefer concentrate over pre mixed. No problem mixing into a uniform solution. Let me say that when I did the math I will make 16 gallons of Honey Pot with 32oz of Bead Maker left over. This equals $3.68 per gallon of HP. ( not including the $1.28 of distilled water. ) the spray bottles recommended work really well. I like how they have a long trigger pull preventing the need for quick trigger sprays. HP had gone on great and never left a streak on car or glass. Used the wet towel to wipe interior glass with great results. I have to thank you for this tip because I spend anywhere from 12$-20$ on drying aid or protection. The smell is pleasant and I get a candy coconut smell. It’s like sunscreen for your vehicle. In conclusion I’d like to say I eventually stopped counting sprays, reminded by the cost effectiveness of the Honey Pot! Thanks again.
@@thomasr7429 No it’s the Hybrid Solution Ceramic Wash & Wax. Don’t use anymore than 1 oz of this into a 32 oz spray bottle of ONR or Absolute 👍. If you see any hazing just knock it down with a spritz of water and that applies to any excess use of Ceramic solution. Take care
I generally use TEC 582 how you were using the Beadmaker. Do you think the Tec 582 with the Absolute would make a good "Honey Pot?" I really like the Tec 582, but it will streak and it is very static and attracts dust. If adding the Aboslute would help in these two areas, I would be crazy happy.
Great video, thanks for the information! One question. Mixing up a whole gallon of the honey pot would take me quite a while to use all of it. Are there any problems with it going bad if left too long? Would it be wiser to make it in smaller batches if not used as much?
Jeremy, I’m thinking about buying several of the OG spray bottles, how have they held up? At one point, Matt was working on improving their performance and was not sure about their durability.
Excellent video! The hose went away last weekend, sooo, that means rinseless wash only until Spring! Absolute has been making some noise! I'll get some. I still like BeadMaker. It's a toss up between Obsessed Garage Drying Aid and Topper, C2V3 by GTECHNIQ is a favorite too. Please try that stuff! Thanks for another fun/informative video.
When a car is really dirty I do a traditional wash. Rinseless can do it all but IMO its best suited for light clean ups between washes, Quick wipe downs especially during the cold winter months and that type of cleaning in general. I use it as a light duty all purpose cleaner also. Thats actually my favorite way to use it. It can be used to wipe down damn near everything.
Wow. I just saw this video after seeing your recent videos and you lost a lot of weight! You look great man! Great tips too. You still love your pressol bottles?
@@VictorHernandez-nt3tw I do like them. With aggressive high PH chemicals it’s hard on the sprayers internals. The sprayer requires a fresh water rinse after use if you want them to last with those products. For PH neutral products they last and work great. I like them for the bottles alone. For the few that have stopped spraying correctly I have put common easy to find spray heads on them and I still dig them. Thanks I appreciate it.
Salut Mr Hawaii Detailing ! Super vidéo comme toujours !!! J'ai une petite question concernant ton "Honey Pot". Est ce que ça marche avec "Optimum No Rinse" en remplacement de "P&S Absolute" ? Tu as déjà peut-être fais le test... Merci et bonne continuation. Jérem.
Have tried using Honey Pot for a drying aid and waterless wash/detailer and it’s not that great - there’s too much Absolute making it so hard to be wiped off a panel, the solution just gets moved around the panel for me.
Pressol bottles are nice but the sprayers are junk and leak over time. Obsessed garage won’t take them back either because they claim it’s a “testing” and buy at your own risk type of thing. I like your mixture with absolute and Beadmaker too!!
Not defending OG, however ALL spray heads are considered “consumables”. ALL fail at some point. The bottles, though, don’t fail and they look bitchin’. 😊😊😊
@@Reaper-Jim not worth 16 bucks+ like 15 shipping. I like IK sprayers with tolco sprayer heads. They are “ consumable” not failing many times in just a week. The sprayers alone are like 7 bucks vs tolco at 1.30 and they last much longer. This is an on going this with these sprayers. Many people have complained about them not just a few.
@@barrycook8116 Right there with you. Ik bottle with Tolco gray chemical resistant sprayer. Maxshines bottles at sema are like an IK but slimmer with what looks like tolco sprayer. That’s the point of spending the extra money so you don’t have that problem. Thanks for your feedback. Good or bad it helps make better decisions.
will definitely buy some t shirts as payment for the awesome "Honeypot" recipe...tried it this afternoon on my wife's Jeep & it's total kickarse!!!...great tip!!!...been looking for that since Absolute came out...quick question...would you agree that a ceramic coat is not necessary if you wash every week and use beadmaker once a month for protection???...keep up the great content & thanks!!!
I’m not answering for Jeremy obviously, but I would say your paint would be just as well protected using a sealant like bead maker regularly, or at least very close to it. The main benefit of ceramic coating is it’s long term durability. If you keep up on the sealant before it fades off then you will always have protection without the longer lasting base. The important thing is that protection is maintained, and kept up, in whichever form.
I agree with Jay. I would consider a longer term spray sealant as a base coat and use a light durability drying aid style product for routine washes to keep it topped off. You do get a high level of durability and chemical resistance with a true ceramic coating but you can get by just fine without if you stay after it. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the support.
Yeah. I was demonstrating the product. Products that i would use on a filthy farm vehicle are not the ones I would use on my weekly washed personal car. I recommend using lighter strength products more often to keep your car clean or at least keep it from needed harsh chemicals to cut through the dirt. Thanks for watching
I love the idea of the honeypot. Have you ever used F4 spray wax? I use it diluted 1:10. I was thinking of adding a little bit of ONR (cause thats what I have leftover) into the solution to try to get some more slickness/encapsulation. Maybe a capfull for about 64 oz total what do you think?
Just tried the honey pot. Amazing on those door jambs!
Beadmaker infused detail spray!
I did a small 16oz bottle. 1/4oz absolute, 1oz beadmaker and the rest water.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing
I added dream maker to mine! Great mix.
@@samuelsachs8606 how much dream maker did you add
Love the “honeypot” recipe idea! Gonna give it a try!
Good stuff.
@@HawaiiDetailing what’s your dilution ratio 🤙🏻?? Also what holder are you using on the wall for your ego blower ? Thnx brah
This stuff is amazing . Finally stopped raining for me to try . Left my car spotless without any scratch .
Yeah good stuff.
Whenever I'm mixing up Absolute (or any other rinseless wash for that matter) to have on hand for interior cleaning, claying, detail spray, etc...I do always use distilled water. I do this mostly for shelf stability, and it also kind of "supercharges" it because it doesn't have to contend with the minerals in my water.
That said, Absolute (and ONR) will "soften" water and prevent hard water spots. The minerals are still there, but they are safely wrapped up in polymers which will prevent them from leaving hard water spots/etching. When I use it on the exterior, I've never worried too much about water dripping from mirrors or behind trim after a wash. Any spots left are polymer spots, and can easily be wiped away when rewetted with the rinseless solution. The same cannot be said for McKee's N914...I had to polish water spots off my door last year.
Great info. Thanks
Agree
Triple under-sink filter in my kitchen. *Almost* as good as distilled.
Absolute best way I’ve found to use the bead maker is in a continuous sprayer style bottle, saves more & ya don’t waste as much as a tradition spray bottle!
Idk who had it first but reynoso’s auto detailing also invented the honeypot mixture, but he adds dreammaker as well. For extra gloss.
Absolute is an amazing product. The only thing I changed compared to all the videos is a larger sprayer. Went with the IK multi pro 9. Less pumps and I don’t have to refill the container. Regular 32 oz barley gets around my LS500 and I have to refill when going around the RX.
Thanks for sharing
I just had My Z06 washed by a high end detail shop close by. After the ride home, I pulled it in the garage and sprayed everything down with BeadMaker. The stuff is great. I just couldn't get Myself to do a rinseless wash on this car. It was quite filthy. No longer! Bead Maker is still a very good product! I did My windshield as well to hopefully slow that fog/film that comes back.
At 8:20 The Laugh And The Walk Off Nice 🚶♂ 👍
HahahahA. Thanks.
Honey Pot is a great dry aide, detailer, or for dusty dirt-pollen its amazing and no extra products to buy. I detail once x 2 week and never need a foam wash! I use Absolute in my pressure sprayer iK, and presoak, then spray down panels, spray on Honey Pot, dry to amazing finish.
Once a year I strip wash with Adams. If dirt is heavy, presoak with iK sprayer w Absolute and gently bucket w/ mitt of 256:1 Absolute.
Thanks for sharing.
Dude, you crack me up!!! Love your videos bud! Keep them rolling 😂
Will do. Thanks
That's an interesting concoction. I have Beadmaker and I have Absolute, so I definitely have to try this. Thanks Jeremy!
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@@ZyroPapuchon18 Yes, I know.
I prefer Technicians choice ceramic spray for the protection as I’ve noticed bead maker attracts a lot of dirt
I like Technicians Choice also, but this video isn't about a straight-up detail spray. It's about combining a cleaner and a detail spray that can be used for various duties.
You've noticed...or you read it somewhere and then "noticed?"
I've used gallons of Bead Maker, because its cheap, gives great results and it works great for how I use it. I've never noticed any extra dust or dirt attraction, which is a claim that a couple people made when it first came out...and that all the skeptics ran with (whether they used it or not). In an effort to see if there was any truth to that criticism...I've tested it side by side (on the same panel) with at least a dozen other similar sealants/toppers (including Technician's Choice Ceramic). Bead Maker didn't attract any more dirt than any other product. A lot of those products gave great results too and are worthy options, but many of them were more expensive and/or didn't offer any substantial benefit over how I use Bead Maker. Bead Maker just works for me, it smells great and I like supporting smaller family owned companies who give back and educate their customers.
By all means...use whatever you like...but don't keep repeating the same tired line that someone said along the way. Clean cars get dirty, that's just the way it goes.
@@jeffc6832I’ve noticed it but I thought it was just me until I saw some reviews on this product saying the same thing. There about the same price if you buy by the gallon which I do as it saves money in the long run. I used to use Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramix Spray Wax and although I did like using that the bottle costed about $13 but never attracted dust as much beadmaker. I do like bead maker but I always end up using another spray wax before I use bead maker. Maybe I’ll finish up that half gallon of bead maker I’ve had for a year once I run out of the other stuff I prefer using. I do like P&S products though as I use rags to riches, breakbuster and carpet bomber from them. Whatever works for you best is what you should use though. This is just what I prefer using.
I noticed the dust maker the first time I used it. Bought it after seeing everyone talk about how great it is. 3d bead it up. The solution.
I have noticed bead maker doesn’t last very long on the vehicles I have applied it too.
I love Absolute! Blows N914 out of the water, and has (almost) replaced ONR for me. I still love ONR, but ever since Absolute came out...I reach for that every time.
The Honeypot idea is interesting...I'll have to give it a whirl. If you keep it premixed in a bottle, has it stayed stable so far?
So far it’s been fine.
I love ONR! I have N914, never used it. It sounds like I need to skip N914 and grab some Absolute!! Drying aid... I like C2V3 by GTECHNIQ, BeadMaker and Topper by Xtreme Solutions(I have Obsessed Garage's version which is reportedly Topper without color/scent).
You fucking blew our minds with this one homie!!
Hahaha. Thanks
Good to have you back! It's been ages. This video is on point. Absolute is probably the best rinseless wash, soon as my Carpro ECH20 is done I'm in with this. Rinseless washes are a do it all these days. Top draw stuff, I'm excited for this one
Thanks. I appreciate it. Been busy but try to get videos out when I can. Thanks
Love your shelves man, that underglow is sick, thanks for another great video!
Thanks man and thanks for watching!
Honeypot!!!! 🍯 Definitely gonna try it. I used to mix Beadmaker, water, and Showroom Gloss. Honeypot probably better for wiping jambs & wheels. Mix some more stuff up for us!
Yeah. Will do. Thanks
Thank you for going over the interior portion of this. Love the channel.
Thanks.
Good morning from SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. I’ll be in HAWAII next month, would love to do a meet up man
I love Absolute, best smell of any rinseless wash imo….can’t go wrong with DIY detail either, just comes down to smell preference.
Just made your honeypot to clean my 3. Thanks, and keep posting your helath journey on your other channel. 👊🏼💪🏼
Thank you! Will do!
Great video sir! I like the mixture you're using there as a big fan of P&S products myself.
Thanks
Always enjoyed and appreciated Bud.
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Can you foam cannon Absolute? Moreover, have you tried using any rinseless washes (sans DIY) in a foam cannon? I would imaging that could make for an interesting video :-) Apologies if you've already done this as I have not seen your whole video collection here but intend on doing so sometime!
I’m happy with PS !
Love these vids man. Even though I. In Europe and can't get a lot of these products it's still great to see. And your positivity is infectious
Thanks man.
I love Absolute Rinseless it’s so versatile! Can use for just about everything & it smells great! Btw nice garage setup man!
Thanks. I appreciate it. Thanks for sharing your thought with everyone
I have to be honest, I’m sticking to the newer OnR formula. Yes, Absolute is definitely slicker and better smelling. The problem I have with Absolute (living in the NW) is that it just takes too long to mix it up thoroughly. When Absolute is not mixed up (all the way) it streaks like no tomorrow. I don’t have time to screw around like that. OnR gives me what I need 100% of the time.
To clarify, I am not saying don’t buy Absolute. It’s superior to other rinseless products I’ve used in just about every way. But that mixing thing is a major turn off for me.
EDIT: By the way, the idea behind mixing sealant and rinseless wash … ima explore that combo and get back with you.
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If you have warm/hot water available in your garage, that helps a ton. Or just fill your buckets in the house. Also, having the bottle of concentrate at 72 degrees or above is a big help. I live in MN and keep mine in the house, plus I have a hot water line plumbed to my garage (mixing) spigot. Mixes way easier.
It takes more than shaking the bottle to mix it?
@@jeffc6832 Warm water doesn’t help me when I’m mobile. At home, it’s not a problem.
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Dump it in the bucket while filling it with the hose. The incoming water is plenty to mix it thoroughly.
It’s no harder to mix in than something like Adam’s car shampoo.
@@jayhoughton558 That has not been my experience with Absolute.
Just mixed up and used some Honey Pot. POW! That stuff is amazing. Thanks Jeremy.
Awesome.
I like the Honey pot that I will try it with the McKee’s instead of the absolute. 👍
Yeah. Let me know how it goes.
After Cali's rainy season im definitely investing in the honey pot!
Yeah.
Great video. Just what I wanted to see. How to use absolute in other areas of the vehicle and seeing them work.
Cheers mate 😊
Thanks
your videos not only teaching but also make me happy brother haha you are the definition of have fun detailing
you should get a set of microfiber towels from diy details and give them a try. specially the drying towel/ blanket is something else
i am a big guantlet towel user and i love them but this new diy detail drying towel is awesome, please make a video about it
I will definitely check them out. Thanks
I tried the Honey Pot mix...wasn't blown away. I think the Bead Maker concentration needs to be bumped up for it to be more effective. I think you'd be better off doing washing at rinseless dilution and then add a couple sprays of Bead Maker per panel before drying. I'll keep playing with it and report back.
It’s not the end all be all. It’s just an affordable solution that does a lot of things pretty darn good. Top tier Ready to use products will always win if you pay the $
Report back?
Great, great video. Pretty sick. On point with what we are all looking for, in true and tried processes.
Thanks.
The honey pot I like the sounds of it for drying aid clay and protect as well as a glass cleaner nice cheap multi use product
Thanks
I wonder if you can add some dream maker in this too, which would add a little gloss and reduce any dust from bead maker?
You've given me more to experiment with, thank you! The Honey Pot is going to be a new staple.
The honey pot is a good one. Thanks
hmmm the honey pot.. i wonder if it just as good with using obsessed garage drying aid and absolute mixture together, instead of bead maker
I love your videos !!!! Thanks for all of the info sure helps a lot !
Glad you like them!
The Honey Pot! I love it man. Keep it up!
Thanks. Will do.
Gotta give it a thumbs for for the Honey Pot 👍
Dude that’s the secret sauce 🎉
Just Made some up 😊
Yeahhhh.
Figured you were busy as it’s been a lil while. Great video as always Jeremy
Thanks a lot.
love the vid
keep it up dude
Thanks.
helpful as always! Trying this out tomorrow.
Yeah man. Thanks for watching
Hey man! How’d that honey pot work for you, “long term”? I found out with N914 that diluting it begins the countdown of a 2 month shelf life. Even with distilled water, the lubrication faded, and the towel begin to grip to the paint.
Alright, you've done did it now Jeremy.. I'm gonna mix up some Absolute and Blue Beadmaker and call it "Paradise Island".
Yeah buddy. Good one.
THE HONEYPOT🍯🍯🍯 this may be your best yet, mate!
Hahahaha. Yeah.
Thanks Jeremy great video 👌
Great video, awesome ideas
Thanks Mike.
Dude!
You crack me up! 😂😂
Going to have to give the honey pot a go.
Yeah try it out.
Great video Jeremy. Any chance you could do a video of your 'Best of 2022' for each product category?
Yeah for sure. Thanks
@@HawaiiDetailing Good stuff mate! Look forward to it. Cheers
Digging the music.
Can’t wait to try this, it’s just crazy enough to work haha
Thanks
Great video Jeremy. The new Absolute is pretty impressive for sure. I grabbed a bottle the first day it was released as I am a huge fan of rinseless washing. I have not used it on the interior yet but gosh darn, it looked like it worked amazing on the interior. Rinseless washing is without a doubt the best way to clean a well maintained vehicle. Cheap, efficient, and quite simply,, it works. For a person on a budget, there is no more budget friendly product than a good rinseless wash as it is just so versatile. Glad to see a lot more innovation going into this way of washing. Almost every reputable detailing products company is coming out with their own version of rinseless wash. It is definitely the current "buzz word" in the detailing world for sure. One of my all time favorite rinseless washes is Feynlab Pure Rinseless. Very potent but leaves absolutely nothing behind on the surface but a clean panel. Nothing extra. I never really worried about "cross contamination" with products before until the past couple years when I really got more into detailing and noticed streaking or hazing and a problem with the clarity. Now I try to stick with one manufacturer such as NV Car Care Lustre/Jet combo with their BOOST as a maintenance topper after each wash. Finish looks so flawless and really "pops" in the sunlight along with CRAZY hydrophobics!
Feynlab Pure Rinseless works great for coated cars, but it does degrade sealants/waxes. Definitely a good tool to have in the toolbox, but for a standard maintenance wash it is hard to beat Absolute or ONR. Anything other than an alcohol and/or solvent based product (like panel prep) is going to leave "something" behind...even Pure Rinseless. Heck, even soaps often leave more problematic residues than any rinseless wash. Soap residue is one of the biggest causes of smearing/streaking and dirt attraction
That said, what is "left behind" by any rinseless (excluding ones that include SIO2 or wax) is not going to interfere with whatever your next step is. Whether you are doing a maintenance wash and want to leave your coating "naked", any good coating will shed or not be affected by any rinseless leftovers. If you like to use a drying aid/topper/sealant/etc...the carrier agents of those products will remove anything left on the surface by a rinseless. Rinseless products like ONR or Absolute can be used as a pad washing or supplemental wetting agent...so it won't interfere with paint correction. And obviously, if you're going to apply a coaing, any panel wipe product is going to remove anything left on the surface by a rinseless wash.
@@jeffc6832 Thanks for the information. I didn't know Feynlab Pure Rinseless would degrade protection over time. I've never noticed it, but; to be honest, I do top up my protection after every wash so it would probably be a mute point for me anyway although the topper I use (currently NV Car Care BOOST) certainly doesn't have as much protection as the base sealants. I do use ONR quite a bit as well as American Detailer Garage WIPEOUT & FUZION, and a few others I really like. And you are correct, I have never noticed any "film" or anything like that after using any rinseless wash. If you use a topper or detail spray it probably removes it anyway.
Thanks Joe.
Good review !
Thanks
That’s great thanks man!
Would you consider mixing OG Drying Aid with P&S Absolute Rinseless wash to make the same honeypot? Great video by the way!
I came here to ask this same question 🤣.
Give it a try in a small batch. Let us know how it goes.
Thank you for doing the video. What concentration you using for interior and glass cleaning?
One of my absolute favorite videos. See what I did there? But seriously I will be trying out the Honey Pot mix. Was thinking of getting Slick and Slide from Adam’s but the Honey Pot might be my Father’s Day gift this year.
Thank you for watching.
I am getting the honeypot mix delivered from Amazon today. Used your link so that you’ll get some credit. Absolute, Bead Maker, the three bottles and the 8oz measure cup. Plan to use it tomorrow and will let you know how I like it. I’m pretty sure I will. @@HawaiiDetailing
Couldn’t wait for my measure cup to arrive to try this Honey Pot mix. Don’t tell my wife I used her Purex measure cup or you might lose a subscriber. What I used was Mr Pink in my MTM foam canon. Rinse, foam,clean,rinse than the magic happed. Honey Pot did exactly what you said it would. I don’t mind taking the time to mix my own products. I always prefer concentrate over pre mixed. No problem mixing into a uniform solution. Let me say that when I did the math I will make 16 gallons of Honey Pot with 32oz of Bead Maker left over. This equals $3.68 per gallon of HP. ( not including the $1.28 of distilled water. ) the spray bottles recommended work really well. I like how they have a long trigger pull preventing the need for quick trigger sprays. HP had gone on great and never left a streak on car or glass. Used the wet towel to wipe interior glass with great results. I have to thank you for this tip because I spend anywhere from 12$-20$ on drying aid or protection. The smell is pleasant and I get a candy coconut smell. It’s like sunscreen for your vehicle. In conclusion I’d like to say I eventually stopped counting sprays, reminded by the cost effectiveness of the Honey Pot! Thanks again.
Gonna replicate that "sauce "
Yeah.
I’m using Absolute in a 32 oz spray bottle, I add 1 oz of Turtle Wax Ceramic Wash into my Absolute: I call it Hulk Juice😆
Nice.
A shampoo bottle of turtle wax ceramic wash ?
@@thomasr7429 No it’s the Hybrid Solution Ceramic Wash & Wax. Don’t use anymore than 1 oz of this into a 32 oz spray bottle of ONR or Absolute 👍. If you see any hazing just knock it down with a spritz of water and that applies to any excess use of Ceramic solution. Take care
I generally use TEC 582 how you were using the Beadmaker. Do you think the Tec 582 with the Absolute would make a good "Honey Pot?" I really like the Tec 582, but it will streak and it is very static and attracts dust. If adding the Aboslute would help in these two areas, I would be crazy happy.
Great video man!
Thanks
Great video, thanks for the information! One question. Mixing up a whole gallon of the honey pot would take me quite a while to use all of it. Are there any problems with it going bad if left too long? Would it be wiser to make it in smaller batches if not used as much?
Mix up some smaller batches to give it a try. Thats what would do.
Jeremy,
I’m thinking about buying several of the OG spray bottles, how have they held up? At one point, Matt was working on improving their performance and was not sure about their durability.
Excellent video! The hose went away last weekend, sooo, that means rinseless wash only until Spring! Absolute has been making some noise! I'll get some. I still like BeadMaker. It's a toss up between Obsessed Garage Drying Aid and Topper, C2V3 by GTECHNIQ is a favorite too. Please try that stuff! Thanks for another fun/informative video.
I will give it a try for sure. Thanks.
@@HawaiiDetailing I think You'll like it!
Obsessed Garage Drying Aid And Topper Made By The Same Company B&B BLENDING JUST LITTLE INFO
I understand using the restless wash when your car is already cleaned, but how does it work on a real dirty car?
When a car is really dirty I do a traditional wash. Rinseless can do it all but IMO its best suited for light clean ups between washes, Quick wipe downs especially during the cold winter months and that type of cleaning in general. I use it as a light duty all purpose cleaner also. Thats actually my favorite way to use it. It can be used to wipe down damn near everything.
You sound like the cop, Winston from the movie Cabin Fever.
Don’t know who that is. Hahaha.
Do you think this honey pot mixture would work well if you used Technician's Choice in place of Bead maker?
I don’t know. Give it a try.
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Absolute is the slickest over any soap or RW.
It’s a good one.
Wow. I just saw this video after seeing your recent videos and you lost a lot of weight! You look great man!
Great tips too. You still love your pressol bottles?
@@VictorHernandez-nt3tw I do like them. With aggressive high PH chemicals it’s hard on the sprayers internals. The sprayer requires a fresh water rinse after use if you want them to last with those products. For PH neutral products they last and work great. I like them for the bottles alone. For the few that have stopped spraying correctly I have put common easy to find spray heads on them and I still dig them. Thanks I appreciate it.
Best dilution for completely waterless wash? Thanks a lot!
Show the bucket after, you gotta scare some people into believing in the rinseless wash.
Really good ideas. Thank you for these videos and information.
Do you know of an interior protectant with UV protection??
Thanks. This is my go to. Finishes a matte finish. I like it. amzn.to/3MzADCz
Can I use optimum no rinse to make the honey pot
Give it a try.
I’ll label my spray bottle honey pot. 😀 Matt at Obsessed needs a honey pot label.
Hahahah. Yeah.
I find absolute is not very shelf stable when mixed, smell decomposes pretty fast
Interesting. I have not had a problem with that. Thanks for sharing.
When applying abolute to glass whats dilution ratio? Really love your show. Thanks for all the videos.
256:1 is good
Check out my dilution Ratio page. It has common dilutions and a dilution calculator. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution
Salut Mr Hawaii Detailing ! Super vidéo comme toujours !!! J'ai une petite question concernant ton "Honey Pot". Est ce que ça marche avec "Optimum No Rinse" en remplacement de "P&S Absolute" ? Tu as déjà peut-être fais le test... Merci et bonne continuation. Jérem.
Can you use the same honey pot dilutions for quick beads(diy) and wet coat(Gyeon)?
Give it a try. Not sure. Let me know.
Mixing the honeypot receipt now! Quick question do you prefer P&S Pearl or Adams shampoo ?
I would say they are pretty even. Both are pretty good soaps overall.
I just mixed up a gallon of honey pod 😂 you know i had to do it right haha
Yeah.
Have tried using Honey Pot for a drying aid and waterless wash/detailer and it’s not that great - there’s too much Absolute making it so hard to be wiped off a panel, the solution just gets moved around the panel for me.
1st from 🇨🇦
Thanks.
Good video
Pressol bottles are nice but the sprayers are junk and leak over time. Obsessed garage won’t take them back either because they claim it’s a “testing” and buy at your own risk type of thing. I like your mixture with absolute and Beadmaker too!!
Not defending OG, however ALL spray heads are considered “consumables”. ALL fail at some point. The bottles, though, don’t fail and they look bitchin’.
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@@Reaper-Jim not worth 16 bucks+ like 15 shipping. I like IK sprayers with tolco sprayer heads. They are “ consumable” not failing many times in just a week. The sprayers alone are like 7 bucks vs tolco at 1.30 and they last much longer. This is an on going this with these sprayers. Many people have complained about them not just a few.
@@barrycook8116 each of us have to justify value to ourselves.
@@barrycook8116 Right there with you. Ik bottle with Tolco gray chemical resistant sprayer. Maxshines bottles at sema are like an IK but slimmer with what looks like tolco sprayer. That’s the point of spending the extra money so you don’t have that problem. Thanks for your feedback. Good or bad it helps make better decisions.
@@annagraham6204 they are supposed to come out with 16oz Ik bottles. What will be cool.
love the channel. What did you use to mount your ego blower? looks super slick on the wall!
A large head screw into a stud.
will definitely buy some t shirts as payment for the awesome "Honeypot" recipe...tried it this afternoon on my wife's Jeep & it's total kickarse!!!...great tip!!!...been looking for that since Absolute came out...quick question...would you agree that a ceramic coat is not necessary if you wash every week and use beadmaker once a month for protection???...keep up the great content & thanks!!!
I’m not answering for Jeremy obviously, but I would say your paint would be just as well protected using a sealant like bead maker regularly, or at least very close to it. The main benefit of ceramic coating is it’s long term durability. If you keep up on the sealant before it fades off then you will always have protection without the longer lasting base. The important thing is that protection is maintained, and kept up, in whichever form.
@@jayhoughton558 thanks Jay...appreciate your thought & comment!
I agree with Jay. I would consider a longer term spray sealant as a base coat and use a light durability drying aid style product for routine washes to keep it topped off. You do get a high level of durability and chemical resistance with a true ceramic coating but you can get by just fine without if you stay after it. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the support.
Your, the man! Thank you
You mentioned it "encapsulates" the dirt, but you basically washing a clean car.
Yeah. I was demonstrating the product. Products that i would use on a filthy farm vehicle are not the ones I would use on my weekly washed personal car. I recommend using lighter strength products more often to keep your car clean or at least keep it from needed harsh chemicals to cut through the dirt. Thanks for watching
so half an ounce for a 32 oz makes a drying aid ?
Check here. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution
I love the idea of the honeypot.
Have you ever used F4 spray wax? I use it diluted 1:10. I was thinking of adding a little bit of ONR (cause thats what I have leftover) into the solution to try to get some more slickness/encapsulation. Maybe a capfull for about 64 oz total
what do you think?
Give it a try. I am not sure about any other mixtures. Thanks for watching
Result update? I was looking tinto the Forumla 4 stuff. $20 for a gallon and diluted down would last a good bit.
Awesome content!!!! Is Honeypot a dilution you got from P&S or your own trial and error?
Just played with it myself. Play around yourself and see what works for you. Let me know what happens.
What’s the ratio for pearl used as a clay lube
Check here. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution
Could i use Technician´s choice Tec582 instead of bead maker?
Give it a try.
Could you use the “honey pot” on interior?
Give it a try. Test in an inconspicuous area first. Let me know how it goes.
I agree with Absolute .. it's Magic ! Your technique , washing wiping drying is Exceptional! Thanks 🤙
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Glad you like.
Have you ever used Auto Magic products
Not yet.