i bought a bottle of rinse less wash and haven't stopped using it. due to my disabilities...i have to use a pole mounted washmitt instead of a legacy sponge but i feel i am getting a way better clean on my car and it is so easy to do it. i find im washing my car more often cause it is easier to clean it and dry it. so now i have a cleaner car more often and i love getting the responses from friend's that my car always looks amazing. i used to pressure wash and wipe before and it never looked this good. i am so happy having this product help me with my car. and i cant wait till i order my decontamination towel and iron remover to add to my arsenal of car detail products. thank you yvan and nick
This is a very interesting and informative demo . For me, it's not a replacement for the traditional wash, because I enjoy that, but it definitely has it's place as an alternative wash method. I like to wash in my driveway during the summer, but off season, I think I'll default to rinseless.. Thank you, I really enjoyed watching and learning from you 🙂
Ready to roll and that's what I do mostly, interiors and exteriors Rinseless. Technology that has been for years almost 2 decades if not mistaken, and finally people catching up. So many benefits especially financially on a startup Detailing business and continuously running it.
Rinseless wash especially DIY's is a game changer for me. In the winter I can get out there and get the chemical garbage off my truck which is outside all the time. I can't wash it in my garage (won't fit) and I don't want to bring it to the car wash. It can be 20 degrees out and I can get the vehicle done, panel by panel of course. Great stuff.
Great video y'all! It's so funny, just yesterday I was hunting through your "rinseless wash playlist" looking for good videos to send to a friend to get him on the rinseless train... And here you released a nice compilation video. Hats off to your editing team and thank you! 😎👍
you got it! I've seen a lot of creators do this on UA-cam and I talked to Yvan like..."what if we did this?" Glad to hear it was helpful. Maybe a polishing compilation next?
@@diydetailofficial yes! That would be awesome... As you get a chance, make a compilation video based on each of your playlists. It doesn't necessarily need to be an hour but it's really cool to have all that info packed into one easy-to-share video
Just love your comment (10:15): "we're detailers, we're sort-of picky, sort-of OCD..." - you have me! Just loading up my basket with your product set to give it a try - Autumn being a good time to test out before the winter routine kicks in, and its too blummin' cold to go using pressure washers and oodles of cold water. 😀 Thank you Nick and Yvan. I was tiring of PTO and the bulging cupboards of product that will take me until 2050 to use! If what you say is true, I can put all my kit into one bag...plus two buckets of course. Thank you for helping to transform the detailers ways of working.
Re: emulsifiers: egg yolk is an emulsifier in mayonnaise. Mustard is also used in some mayonnaise recipes and many vinaigrette salad dressings as an emulsifiers. Lemon juice or vinegar is also used to add acidity that I think add flavor but I believe also stabilize the emulsified suspension of oil in water. Any one of the great French chiefs in Montreal would know the answer for sure!
I got a detail keg from Scott and I hardly use my Kranzle pressure washer. The keg holds 4 gallons and it stays premix. Didn’t realize how much water I was wasting after learning how to do rinsless
Hoping to try it tomorrow! I love the gold standard polish. I'm probably going to love this product too. I wish I could feed it through a proportioner, though.
If we wanted you to waste product. Other companies come up with all these different ratios to feed into the detailing industries need to overthink things.
This is the only time I’ve seen a UA-cam video mention the chance of a quick-connect to not fully connect and then when you pull the trigger the attached item goes shooting off into oblivion. I got lucky the first time this happened to me, I attach a white spray nozzle and then it went shooting off into the bushes. Thank goodness I wasn’t pointing it towards family or the vehicle. Never found that nozzle. Jumped on Amazon and purchased a 5 piece of the white nozzle. I’m wondering if the first time you are using the pressure washer, you leave the connected item off and then blow all the air out of the line then once water comes out, go ahead and connect the nozzle or foam cannon. Thanks for mentioning this possibility.
18:36 Are you saying that you would mix Rinsless Wash and Incredible Beads and Iron Remover together and use that to clay bar the car? If so, what is the dilution of each? Also, you mentioned that you could foam the Rinseless Wash, can you do that with this three-part formula, assuming that is what you were saying?
You don’t mix them together in the bottle, but on the surface. Wash with DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash, then add the DIY Detail Iron Remover for added lubrication, and efficiency. ua-cam.com/video/J0ekW2qzw3I/v-deo.htmlsi=-SlbOo59nX6R8g0v
So this may be a very basic question especially considering that Ivan says that rinseless wash does not need a additional drying aid, what if I wanted to use one? Would it be OK to apply something like bead maker for graphing detail spray, when drying or after drying? I ask because I have these products and I hate to see them go to waste, but if they are not necessary I also don’t want to waste the time. Thank you.
I did not believe in ONR. I bought i test bottle on summer. I was so inpressed After a month ordered again. 🤣🤣🤣 My 1-1 litre of bottle Last 2 years. I have no idea why i got 2 bottle. Lol.. Simply good. If you wash your car often (once a week or 2) this is why to enjoy it without shitttty pressure washer and expensive stuff. Legacy sponge absorbs dirt and grime. When i rinse out into my bucket after i got New and New clean sponge! I hope one day Yvan read my comment. I also left many - many hating comment. I got surprised how is it in reality. On hawk pro channel yvan and Nick showed as on black Subaru how to do it in real life.... Under 30 minutes. This is my fav car cleaning tool. I also used for windshiled cleaning.. It removed all of oil and fingertips.. Thank you Yvan and Nick. I have much more motivation! In UK people think i use only water and sponge. They have no idea why i doing. ONR has no foam you know it.. So maybe they look at me silly but i don't care. Yvan said... Soap and foams.. Old technology. Rinseless is our way when people busy and not have weekly 4 hours to wash perfectly. ONR also protect vehicles. Yvan is one of people to me who can csll: Role model! ❤️
Hey man. I always pree rinse my vehicle just with pressure washer. Polymers is your friend. ONR is help. Lubrication is much better. Why do you leave comment if you disagree with yvan? Go and buy chemical guys hyped products :)
Merch idea…..T-shirt, Sweatshirt or Hoodie with cartoon version of Yvan with a speech bubble saying “Exactly”. With much love, keep this great content coming. I’ve puchased so much from you and have great improvement in my car detailing. I’m a Detailing enthusiast. :)
What recommendations would you have for a road trip kit? A situation where, at most, you’d be carrying trigger sprayer, towels and maybe, MAYBE, a collapsible bucket / trunk tub. No pump sprayer, no ‘equipment’. Perhaps a kit that’s just enough to get to a coin wash and its pressure washer.
A method I use if the car’s a little in the dirty side and I can’t pre-rinse is put a couple of towels in the bucket with the sponge. I use the towels on the dirtier lower panels and put to one side after use keeping the no-rinse solution clean then go over the car as normal with the sponge. At the end the solution is significantly cleaner and I’m guessing safer.
Awesome compilation indeed. Tons of knowledge here, thanks Yvan and Nick! Any plans on updating the Legacy sponge or bringing out the Ultimate Legacy Sponge? Or is it already as good as it gets with the current technology in foam manufacturing? Anything in the works as far as detailing brushes in the near future? Or a legacy sponge on a pole for taller vehicles/trailers/rv's? I know there are flagged tipped brushes on a pole but a dual sided one with a plastic head between the 2 layers of foam would be awesome!
One DIY capful = 10ml or 1/3oz I only this week discovered this after measuring the cap volume and verifying. DIY Rinseless (and Incredible Suds) has been working just fine for me at this dilution, which is close to 1:400 using 1 capful per gallon, I'll likely continue. The safe cleaning power of DIY Rinseless has been my biggest reason for switching! Anyone who says you can't clean a dirty interior with a rinseless needs to try DIY Rinseless.
So should you rinse as a rule of thumb if you foam it? then rinseless wash or can you safely go stright into the Rinceless wash after foaming the vehicle wit it and letting it dwell?
Hi Whats the best method of washing a car Without a foam cannon? & only use ph neutral soap 1. Should i use multiple washmitt / towels with no Grit guard? 2. Should i use 1 wash mitt with grid guard? Because with no foam cannon my prewash is not be so thorough Thanks alot guys
I do a hybrid. 4 wash mitts, 1 bucket and a grit guard. The mitt can be redunked and reused only if it's been used on the top half of the car. Once it's used on the bottom half of the car, I don't redunk it and move on to a new mitt.
Great video! Question about the environmental aspect of rinseless. Other than saving water, is the rinseless wash biodegradable/environmentally friendly? The msds are always a bit cryptic. Thanks!
Like most people I was sceptical about rinseless washing, but, thanks to the hosepipe ban in England during the Summer, I was "forced" into doing a rinseless wash. I am now so hooked on rinseless washing, that I do not wish to go back to the traditional washing method because it is quick and convenient; and it does the job as well as the traditional wash. Nor do I have multiple microfibre mitts to wash afterwards, just one towel and one cloth, because I use multiple sponges*. The sponges just have to be rinsed afterwards in a bucket of clean water and allowed to air dry. * I use the BRS, the BGS, the UBS and, just recently added, the Legacy.
Have a ? Why sometimes when using rinsless. To wash. Use foam and or spray and then rinse it off then soak wash. And sometimes just soak and wash. Do you need to do a soak. Rinse off then soak and wash when it’s a dirtier car. Or. I’m confused lol ?
Hi Is using ph neutral soap for prewash snow foam is useless? Or it fits the purpose of pre-wash? Does it remove more dirt than just using pressure wash only?
“You guys…😉 love watching your videos, I’ve learnt so so much…And Ivan the guru..what A bloody legend mate and having Nick beside you growing the video side of it. Your guys work well together. Keep up the good work. 👍🇦🇺🍺🦘🦘
Minute mark 8:12. Rinseless is safer. SHOT FIRED INDEED. I REMEMBER THIS CLIP ON IG. I SAID HEY YVAN. THOSE ARE FIGHTING WORDS. 😅 VERY INTERESTING VIDEO. THANKS FOR YOUR INFORMATION BOSS.
@diydetail if I have light mud on my car, like for instance on a cold January and February day where I don't want to get pressure washer out,can I just spray on and wipe off or do I have to rinse mud off first?
Regarding the "future of rinseless washing": Imho, it has the potential to drastically reduce the number of products you need to maintain your car. It eliminates drying aids, detailer, interior cleaner, clay lube...
What do you think about Foam, Rinse, Foam+contact wash, IK sprayer with rinseless, iron decon w/ decon towel, water spot remover w/ decon towel, dry, polish, panel prep, coat.
Can I add rinseless wash with incredible suds in my foam cannon to help my initial foam to break down the dirt and film on my cars? Or should I use them both separately?
So, if you don't use all 3 gallons (say you only use 1 or 1.5 gallons) for one car, can you cap it and save it to do another car? Or, am I doing it wrong and probably should end up using all 3 gallons on one car?
Living in AZ, the idea of a Rinseless wash is very appealing. Especially when your TDS is 226 ppm. I can use inexpensive distilled water to do an entire car. I can’t help but wonder why every single useful beginner car bundle is out of stock on the website. 🤔
Would you say its necessary to wash the wheels twice? I've heard some people say that you have to move the car 30 cm after you have cleaned the wheels the first time because when you move the car then you can see more dirt/grime on the wheels. Not sure if I should see this as overdelivering for the client as a good thing or just a waste of time as a bad thing?
Yvan, on the next change/redesign to the Legacy Sponge do you think they could cut an inch or two off one of the colors on the arrow point, so it would fit under door handles better?
Is it ok to use the same flagged tip brush you used on the wheels on the body of the car? if so, any special cleaning procedures between the different applications (from wheel to body cleaning)? Also, can boars hair brushes be used as an alternative? Is one better than the other?
@@diydetailofficial Good to know thanks! I've had a boars head "Wheel Woolie" for almost 10 years now. I just looked at the invoice (3/17/2014)...almost exactly 10 years!. Maybe I'll look into a good flag-tipped nylon to replace it, or should I even bother?
Can I apply other companies' waxes right away after drying DIY rinsless solution? Or rinse again to remove the polymers or surfactants before applying waxes like turtle ceramic wax?
Hi guys, slightly off topic question please if you don’t mind: Can using ceramic gloss impact the coating in any meaningful way and is there any harm to using it regularly? Apologize if the question has been asked before … thank you so much.
If you wanted to do some paint correction after the rinseless wash, or maybe apply your own preferred protection like a carnuba wax, would you dry off as suggested and then use a panel prep of some kind to clear the surface? I’m assuming you wouldn’t use any kind of protection as a drying aid in that case. Any other tips for a rinseless to paint correction process? Love your stuff, wish we could get it in New Zealand. I’ll be sending some emails for sure 😂
nope, just put them in your bucket of Incredible Suds or Rinseless Wash after using -- so soak for about 30 minutes, and then you can put the towels in the wash!
@@diydetailofficial If you haven't already, please do a video about the cons of using blowers to dry. Pan the Organizer did a review video on different blowers for detailers and I almost bought one. I'm a beginner so I really need to save every buck I have. Its really hard to spot the truth with so many "influencers" in the detailing game. Thanks guys! Keep up the awesome content!
I always have access to a hose, a pressure washer and a cannon. Rinseless is faster but to me, it’s risky. Nothing I’ve tried is slicker than hybrid solutions pure wash, i want to try the incredible suds next time when I need shampoo. I worry about the polymers in the pure wash product being compatible with the hydrolite coating. The hydrolite coating is awesome, mist is awesome, the polish technique, the pad washer, interior ceramic, c6 glass all awesome products. Rinseless may be the way to go in winter.
"Safer, shots fired" 😅 This is where l got skeptical and thought to myself, how is Ivan going to get out of this without loosin credibility. He did, and l am convinced 😊
Moi aussi je suis un grand fervent du Rinceless Wash..! D’apres moi c’est le futur du lavage automobile avec les demandes de consommé de moin en moins d’eau pour l’environement…! On t’attend Yvan ..! 😁😁
I love the DIY Rinseless wash over the only other one I've tried (ONR). However, the DIY rinseless wash has the least appealing smell to me. It smells more chemical than ONR which I loved the smell by the way. Maybe you could offer a few different fragrances for the DIY rinseless.
Washing cars that are already clean af I understand it. I can't see any other use purpose. It doesn't really save any time, you can just go foam first, rinse quickly, blow dry off instead of using a million towels. It's the equivalent to just doing 1 foam wash.
@diydetailofficial i watched it. I am not doubting it works, just don't see the use case for many detailers. Maybe in a commercial setting where waste has to be contained? Would have had the same car done in well under 10 minutes just using foam, rinse, foam, contact, blow dry. And undoubtedly risked way less paint damage while dirtying up no rags or towels. Probably used the same amount of water as well, maybe a hair more. I am not trying to be disrespectful but just being honest. I know who you are and how long you been doing it. A proper rinse takes maybe 1 minute....efficiency wise I don't see how this saves time. Will it work yes. Is it a bogus product, no. Do I see and need to dry with towels, skip a rinse and take extra time, also no. I would say this would be a decent product out of a foam cannon as a decon wash, rinse, use a ph balanced slick soap foam, rinse, blow dry. But that's just me. I don't like having towels and sponges on a Ferrari with contaminates still on the car 1 second longer than I absolutely have to. And if I wouldn't do it to a Ferrari, I wouldn't do it to a customer car of any kind. I guess my opinion is still unchanged, super clean cars, it makes sense sort of, but on a super clean car I could just foam, rinse and blow dry so meh. If I had some kind of water supply limitation I guess the tiny bit of water savings makes sense. If I didn't have a blower to dry with, maybe it makes sense. Small market though. Not a bad product but I would like to know the PH, also panel impact info. I could see it as a decent decon wash, but then I gotta calculate price per wash to see if it makes more sense than other existing products
@@allen624 Unfortunately, in my country DIY is not imported. But in theory, the sponge seems irrational, it has small surface area in contrary to long fibers of a wash mitt that make in total a big contact area. And the bulk of the big sponge above, plays no role in the wash process, apart from the volume of liquid it can carry. I have many restrictions to wash my car and this method would be the best solution, but god, I can't dare.
@flowinthrou the sponges I’ve designed and that are used for Rinseless have proven themselves to thousands of detailers. If you prefer a mitt, that’s fine, but the sponge is safer. Here’s our distributor list Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
It’s a special sponge with little slits in it for extra safety it catches any bigger pieces of dirt and keeps it away from ur paint until u redunk in bucket. If DIY isn’t available rag company makes a similar sponge also Mckees. P&S absolute is also good product with lots of slickness. DIY rinseless is better cleaner but if not available check out others. Yvan is the godfather of rinseless and if he says the sponge makes it safer I believe him. I think when u see it in person it makes sense.
One thing I admire about Ivan is that he never criticises someone else or product.
Thank you
Professionalism at its finest.
Ivan is a man of class
@@TheBreakfastLoverand extreme confidence in the DIY lineup which is rightly deserved.
Thank you
i bought a bottle of rinse less wash and haven't stopped using it. due to my disabilities...i have to use a pole mounted washmitt instead of a legacy sponge but i feel i am getting a way better clean on my car and it is so easy to do it. i find im washing my car more often cause it is easier to clean it and dry it. so now i have a cleaner car more often and i love getting the responses from friend's that my car always looks amazing. i used to pressure wash and wipe before and it never looked this good. i am so happy having this product help me with my car. and i cant wait till i order my decontamination towel and iron remover to add to my arsenal of car detail products. thank you yvan and nick
Thanks for sharing.
If their’s 1 Rinseless Wash video on the web to watch, THIS one is it!!!! All the techniques and variations packed into 1 super fun video!
Wow, thank you!
I am a professional detailer in Cleveland, Ohio I absolutely love DIY Rinseless Wash!! Use it on every detail!
That is awesome!
This is a very interesting and informative demo . For me, it's not a replacement for the traditional wash, because I enjoy that, but it definitely has it's place as an alternative wash method. I like to wash in my driveway during the summer, but off season, I think I'll default to rinseless.. Thank you, I really enjoyed watching and learning from you 🙂
Thank you
Ready to roll and that's what I do mostly, interiors and exteriors Rinseless. Technology that has been for years almost 2 decades if not mistaken, and finally people catching up. So many benefits especially financially on a startup Detailing business and continuously running it.
Been doing it for a while, since lotion v3 (shoutout to eddie). The amount of water that rinseless saves is unreal.
Saves time, water and energy.
Do you use any protection on interior after rinseless since it doesn't have any?
@@MikeKaufman-u2q it's recomendable. I personally use one that provides some hidration to interior plastics, uv and antistatic.
There’s no real need, but if you wish you can use DIY Detail Interior Clean & Protect for UV and static protection.
Rinseless wash especially DIY's is a game changer for me. In the winter I can get out there and get the chemical garbage off my truck which is outside all the time. I can't wash it in my garage (won't fit) and I don't want to bring it to the car wash. It can be 20 degrees out and I can get the vehicle done, panel by panel of course. Great stuff.
Thank you
Great video y'all! It's so funny, just yesterday I was hunting through your "rinseless wash playlist" looking for good videos to send to a friend to get him on the rinseless train... And here you released a nice compilation video. Hats off to your editing team and thank you! 😎👍
you got it! I've seen a lot of creators do this on UA-cam and I talked to Yvan like..."what if we did this?" Glad to hear it was helpful. Maybe a polishing compilation next?
@@diydetailofficial yes! That would be awesome... As you get a chance, make a compilation video based on each of your playlists. It doesn't necessarily need to be an hour but it's really cool to have all that info packed into one easy-to-share video
Thank you
Great segment of all the rinseless wash methods and techniques in one video!! Must watch
Thank you
Just love your comment (10:15): "we're detailers, we're sort-of picky, sort-of OCD..." - you have me! Just loading up my basket with your product set to give it a try - Autumn being a good time to test out before the winter routine kicks in, and its too blummin' cold to go using pressure washers and oodles of cold water. 😀 Thank you Nick and Yvan. I was tiring of PTO and the bulging cupboards of product that will take me until 2050 to use! If what you say is true, I can put all my kit into one bag...plus two buckets of course. Thank you for helping to transform the detailers ways of working.
Thank you.
Re: emulsifiers: egg yolk is an emulsifier in mayonnaise. Mustard is also used in some mayonnaise recipes and many vinaigrette salad dressings as an emulsifiers. Lemon juice or vinegar is also used to add acidity that I think add flavor but I believe also stabilize the emulsified suspension of oil in water. Any one of the great French chiefs in Montreal would know the answer for sure!
Thanks for the info!
This was very therapeutic to watch during our road trip!
I hope only the passengers were watching.
This is the one I have been waiting for. Bringing the popcorn and notepad to watch and learn!
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Good thing i attended your training in Chicago , thanks Yvan and Jason 👍
Thank you.!
When is next one in Chicago?
I got a detail keg from Scott and I hardly use my Kranzle pressure washer. The keg holds 4 gallons and it stays premix. Didn’t realize how much water I was wasting after learning how to do rinsless
Excellent
I wash many car since one years with p&s absolute and it works really great… yes like you said it’s safe…
Need to try your DIY rinceless wash ..!
😁😁
It is so good. I use it to clean all of the interior, including glass. Try it, you won't be dissapointed!
Thank you
After watching and getting diy products rinesless is one of my favorite to wash cars. So much time consuming to do👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 looking forward to wash
Thank you
Hoping to try it tomorrow! I love the gold standard polish. I'm probably going to love this product too. I wish I could feed it through a proportioner, though.
You can, but they are not very accurate
@@diydetailofficial This is true. They're not exact. Our model just happens to not be able to do 256:1.
What situations would i use something different from 1/256 dilution ratio? Such as 1/128, 1/64, 1/32?
If we wanted you to waste product. Other companies come up with all these different ratios to feed into the detailing industries need to overthink things.
This is the only time I’ve seen a UA-cam video mention the chance of a quick-connect to not fully connect and then when you pull the trigger the attached item goes shooting off into oblivion. I got lucky the first time this happened to me, I attach a white spray nozzle and then it went shooting off into the bushes. Thank goodness I wasn’t pointing it towards family or the vehicle. Never found that nozzle. Jumped on Amazon and purchased a 5 piece of the white nozzle. I’m wondering if the first time you are using the pressure washer, you leave the connected item off and then blow all the air out of the line then once water comes out, go ahead and connect the nozzle or foam cannon. Thanks for mentioning this possibility.
Thank you.
18:36 Are you saying that you would mix Rinsless Wash and Incredible Beads and Iron Remover together and use that to clay bar the car? If so, what is the dilution of each? Also, you mentioned that you could foam the Rinseless Wash, can you do that with this three-part formula, assuming that is what you were saying?
You don’t mix them together in the bottle, but on the surface. Wash with DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash, then add the DIY Detail Iron Remover for added lubrication, and efficiency.
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I switched to rinseless and I have not used soap in years!
Excellent
So this may be a very basic question especially considering that Ivan says that rinseless wash does not need a additional drying aid, what if I wanted to use one? Would it be OK to apply something like bead maker for graphing detail spray, when drying or after drying? I ask because I have these products and I hate to see them go to waste, but if they are not necessary I also don’t want to waste the time. Thank you.
Yes, you can use a drying aid. We suggest DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss.
Yes once u try ceramic glass u won’t want to go back! It’s great product!
I did not believe in ONR.
I bought i test bottle on summer. I was so inpressed
After a month ordered again. 🤣🤣🤣 My 1-1 litre of bottle Last 2 years. I have no idea why i got 2 bottle. Lol..
Simply good.
If you wash your car often (once a week or 2) this is why to enjoy it without shitttty pressure washer and expensive stuff. Legacy sponge absorbs dirt and grime. When i rinse out into my bucket after i got New and New clean sponge!
I hope one day Yvan read my comment. I also left many - many hating comment. I got surprised how is it in reality.
On hawk pro channel yvan and Nick showed as on black Subaru how to do it in real life.... Under 30 minutes. This is my fav car cleaning tool.
I also used for windshiled cleaning..
It removed all of oil and fingertips..
Thank you Yvan and Nick.
I have much more motivation! In UK people think i use only water and sponge. They have no idea why i doing. ONR has no foam you know it.. So maybe they look at me silly but i don't care.
Yvan said...
Soap and foams.. Old technology.
Rinseless is our way when people busy and not have weekly 4 hours to wash perfectly.
ONR also protect vehicles.
Yvan is one of people to me who can csll:
Role model! ❤️
Onr has zero protection in it and its far less safe than a proper pre wash then contact wash with soap.
Blue bottle has protection my man
Soap has less lubrication.
Using onr means doesnt mean no pree rinse
Onr mean no rinse after... Mr clever guy
Hey man. I always pree rinse my vehicle just with pressure washer.
Polymers is your friend. ONR is help.
Lubrication is much better. Why do you leave comment if you disagree with yvan?
Go and buy chemical guys hyped products :)
No Word missing *
So I, use Garden Hose not pressure washer.
Mr smart guy Yeah.. :D
This is a great compilation 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you!
As winter approaches, is incredible suds an appropriate soap to pre wash with? Is there another choice, better alternative? Thank you.
Yes, absolutely
Merch idea…..T-shirt, Sweatshirt or Hoodie with cartoon version of Yvan with a speech bubble saying “Exactly”. With much love, keep this great content coming. I’ve puchased so much from you and have great improvement in my car detailing. I’m a Detailing enthusiast. :)
That would be cool
Amazing video guys!
Thank you
What recommendations would you have for a road trip kit? A situation where, at most, you’d be carrying trigger sprayer, towels and maybe, MAYBE, a collapsible bucket / trunk tub. No pump sprayer, no ‘equipment’. Perhaps a kit that’s just enough to get to a coin wash and its pressure washer.
DIY Detail Rinseless Wash, Legacy Sponge, collapsable bucket, trigger sprayer, drying towel
A method I use if the car’s a little in the dirty side and I can’t pre-rinse is put a couple of towels in the bucket with the sponge. I use the towels on the dirtier lower panels and put to one side after use keeping the no-rinse solution clean then go over the car as normal with the sponge. At the end the solution is significantly cleaner and I’m guessing safer.
Good plan.
Can you use a leaf blower dry your greater vehicle after you use them the ransless wash.
A towel is best
Great tutorial on rinse less washes, can the keg be used to spray foam instead of using pressure washer?
Yes you can!
Is there a way to save or preserve the rinseless wash that was used in the wash bucket? Or do you discard it after you're done with the vehicle?
You can put a lid on the bucket and re-use it.
Awesome compilation indeed. Tons of knowledge here, thanks Yvan and Nick!
Any plans on updating the Legacy sponge or bringing out the Ultimate Legacy Sponge? Or is it already as good as it gets with the current technology in foam manufacturing?
Anything in the works as far as detailing brushes in the near future? Or a legacy sponge on a pole for taller vehicles/trailers/rv's? I know there are flagged tipped brushes on a pole but a dual sided one with a plastic head between the 2 layers of foam would be awesome!
Interesting ideas.
One DIY capful = 10ml or 1/3oz
I only this week discovered this after measuring the cap volume and verifying. DIY Rinseless (and Incredible Suds) has been working just fine for me at this dilution, which is close to 1:400 using 1 capful per gallon, I'll likely continue.
The safe cleaning power of DIY Rinseless has been my biggest reason for switching! Anyone who says you can't clean a dirty interior with a rinseless needs to try DIY Rinseless.
That’s sufficient, yes the cap is a little under 1/2 oz.
So should you rinse as a rule of thumb if you foam it? then rinseless wash or can you safely go stright into the Rinceless wash after foaming the vehicle wit it and letting it dwell?
A rinse is ideal if possible.
If you don't have an ik pump, can we use our foamer for a pressure washer with your rinseless wash?
Yes
I have close to gallon of ONR. Is this better than the OPTIMUM NO RINSE WASH & Shine or would it be redundant to still buy diy detail rinseless?
Very different technology, start with a 16oz bottle of DIY Detail Rinseless Wash and decide for yourself.
Could you explain why you use a different brush on the caliper and then another for the rims what are they made of?
Both the same bristles, just different sizes
Excellent video guys, thanks 👍😁
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi
Whats the best method of washing a car
Without a foam cannon? & only use ph neutral soap
1. Should i use multiple washmitt / towels with no Grit guard?
2. Should i use 1 wash mitt with grid guard?
Because with no foam cannon my prewash is not be so thorough
Thanks alot guys
That’s a perfect situation to use DIY Detail Rinseless Wash.
I do a hybrid. 4 wash mitts, 1 bucket and a grit guard. The mitt can be redunked and reused only if it's been used on the top half of the car. Once it's used on the bottom half of the car, I don't redunk it and move on to a new mitt.
Good plan.
If the car/truck is especially dirty, do you suggest we hose off first and then use the Rinseless?
Yes, pre spray DIY Detail Rinseless Wash, rinse, wash.
Great video! Question about the environmental aspect of rinseless. Other than saving water, is the rinseless wash biodegradable/environmentally friendly? The msds are always a bit cryptic. Thanks!
Yes it’s biodegradable, what your washing off the car is more damaging than the minute amount of product being used.
Like most people I was sceptical about rinseless washing, but, thanks to the hosepipe ban in England during the Summer, I was "forced" into doing a rinseless wash. I am now so hooked on rinseless washing, that I do not wish to go back to the traditional washing method because it is quick and convenient; and it does the job as well as the traditional wash. Nor do I have multiple microfibre mitts to wash afterwards, just one towel and one cloth, because I use multiple sponges*. The sponges just have to be rinsed afterwards in a bucket of clean water and allowed to air dry.
* I use the BRS, the BGS, the UBS and, just recently added, the Legacy.
Thanks for sharing.
Have a ? Why sometimes when using rinsless. To wash. Use foam and or spray and then rinse it off then soak wash. And sometimes just soak and wash. Do you need to do a soak. Rinse off then soak and wash when it’s a dirtier car. Or. I’m confused lol ?
The dirtier the car, the more steps.
Hi
Is using ph neutral soap for prewash snow foam is useless?
Or it fits the purpose of pre-wash?
Does it remove more dirt than just using pressure wash only?
Using a pre-wash helps for sure. You can use DIY Detail Rinseless Wash or DIY Detail Incredible Suds
@@diydetailofficial what do you think if i wash only with pressure water. Is it enough before doing the contract wash
“You guys…😉 love watching your videos, I’ve learnt so so much…And Ivan the guru..what A bloody legend mate and having Nick beside you growing the video side of it. Your guys work well together. Keep up the good work. 👍🇦🇺🍺🦘🦘
Thank you for the kind words and support!
No worries mate…
Minute mark 8:12. Rinseless is safer. SHOT FIRED INDEED. I REMEMBER THIS CLIP ON IG. I SAID HEY YVAN. THOSE ARE FIGHTING WORDS. 😅 VERY INTERESTING VIDEO. THANKS FOR YOUR INFORMATION BOSS.
Thank you
@diydetail if I have light mud on my car, like for instance on a cold January and February day where I don't want to get pressure washer out,can I just spray on and wipe off or do I have to rinse mud off first?
Best to rinse it off.
@@diydetailofficial ok thank-you Ivan.
Can you spray Quick Beads on a section before wiping off the rinseless?
Yes
Is this going to look good if you blow dry it?
No, Rinseless should be towel dried
Regarding the "future of rinseless washing": Imho, it has the potential to drastically reduce the number of products you need to maintain your car. It eliminates drying aids, detailer, interior cleaner, clay lube...
Correct
What do you think about Foam, Rinse, Foam+contact wash, IK sprayer with rinseless, iron decon w/ decon towel, water spot remover w/ decon towel, dry, polish, panel prep, coat.
A few little modifications
Foam
Rinse
Foam/contact wash
DIY Detail Iron Remover with remaining DIY Detail Incredible Suds residue, Perforated Synthetic Decontamination Towel
Rinse
DIY Detail Water Spot Remover
Rinse,
Dry
Polish
DIY Detail Panel Prep
Coating
@@diydetailofficial Any special way to clean the foam coating applicator or are they only good for 1 vehicle use?
Very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Can I add rinseless wash with incredible suds in my foam cannon to help my initial foam to break down the dirt and film on my cars? Or should I use them both separately?
There’s no need to combine them.
@@diydetailofficial ok. So on a car that’s washed weekly and not very dirty the incredible suds is enough on its own.
Yes
Hey guys, is there any Spain retailers carrying DIY products yet?? I love the stuff but shipping from UK is pricey for me and takes a Hella long time!
Unfortunately not, please ask your favourite distributor to contact us.
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
So, if you don't use all 3 gallons (say you only use 1 or 1.5 gallons) for one car, can you cap it and save it to do another car? Or, am I doing it wrong and probably should end up using all 3 gallons on one car?
Yes cap and use again.
Living in AZ, the idea of a Rinseless wash is very appealing. Especially when your TDS is 226 ppm. I can use inexpensive distilled water to do an entire car. I can’t help but wonder why every single useful beginner car bundle is out of stock on the website. 🤔
Our inventory levels were reduced due to the move. In the next weeks we will have 10x the inventory we had before the move.
Would you say its necessary to wash the wheels twice? I've heard some people say that you have to move the car 30 cm after you have cleaned the wheels the first time because when you move the car then you can see more dirt/grime on the wheels. Not sure if I should see this as overdelivering for the client as a good thing or just a waste of time as a bad thing?
Waste of time if you have a good process in place.
@@diydetailofficial Good to know that its not needed to move the car and clean the wheels again. Thank you!
If I have no access to water and scrub my wheels and tires using All Clean, would I be able to rinse and dry with rinseless wash?
Yes, absolutely
Thank you
Yvan, how did you like and what are your thoughts on that electric battery powered sprayer "Toy" that you used in Florida with Randy?
Not bad, not great
Yvan, on the next change/redesign to the Legacy Sponge do you think they could cut an inch or two off one of the colors on the arrow point, so it would fit under door handles better?
It would increase the price by about $7. In your wash bucket keep a plush MF towel to get in tight places.
Is it ok to use the same flagged tip brush you used on the wheels on the body of the car? if so, any special cleaning procedures between the different applications (from wheel to body cleaning)? Also, can boars hair brushes be used as an alternative? Is one better than the other?
Yes you can, simply make sure it’s clean. Boars hair is a good alternative. A good flag tipped nylon is superior though.
@@diydetailofficial Good to know thanks! I've had a boars head "Wheel Woolie" for almost 10 years now. I just looked at the invoice (3/17/2014)...almost exactly 10 years!. Maybe I'll look into a good flag-tipped nylon to replace it, or should I even bother?
If I have a Deionizer setup should i use deionized water in my bucket with the rinseless wash?
You can if it’s convenient but no need to
I think I have not washed using a foam cannon in going on 3 years. I might go to coin wash in winter but other than that rinseless is my go to.
Perfect!
Can I apply other companies' waxes right away after drying DIY rinsless solution? Or rinse again to remove the polymers or surfactants before applying waxes like turtle ceramic wax?
You can apply protection immediately. DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash leaves nothing on the surface.
@@diydetailofficial thanks
Question, why do you guys not ship to New Zealand?
We have products on the way to a new distributor, diydetail.com/pages/distributors
Hi guys, slightly off topic question please if you don’t mind: Can using ceramic gloss impact the coating in any meaningful way and is there any harm to using it regularly? Apologize if the question has been asked before … thank you so much.
Using DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss regularly will extend the life of a ceramic coating indefinitely. No issues with frequent application.
@@diydetailofficialExcellent, thank you
Could i use your legacy sponge for soap n water wash or is it strictly for your rinseless wash?
It works great with either
If you wanted to do some paint correction after the rinseless wash, or maybe apply your own preferred protection like a carnuba wax, would you dry off as suggested and then use a panel prep of some kind to clear the surface?
I’m assuming you wouldn’t use any kind of protection as a drying aid in that case.
Any other tips for a rinseless to paint correction process?
Love your stuff, wish we could get it in New Zealand. I’ll be sending some emails for sure 😂
Thank you, if you’re planning on doing paint correction, dry and start polishing. DIY Detail Rinseless Wash leaves nothing on the paint.
@@diydetailofficial is it an issue if you don't dry and leave the rinseless on a ceramic coat over night?
Great video BTW guys
@@SilverShamrock71 it’s best to dry
Just wondering your thoughts does using a drying aid ruin your drying towels by causing them to loose their absorbency?
nope, just put them in your bucket of Incredible Suds or Rinseless Wash after using -- so soak for about 30 minutes, and then you can put the towels in the wash!
Hi Ivan how many capfuls did you put in the mjjc please. Thank you
4
Can you use a blower to dry the final contact wash?
No, you need to towel dry.
@@diydetailofficial If you haven't already, please do a video about the cons of using blowers to dry.
Pan the Organizer did a review video on different blowers for detailers and I almost bought one.
I'm a beginner so I really need to save every buck I have. Its really hard to spot the truth with so many "influencers" in the detailing game.
Thanks guys! Keep up the awesome content!
can you do a rinseless demo on a really dirty car? would like to see how it does.
Here you go. ua-cam.com/video/Y2JlQoYpRpE/v-deo.htmlsi=fJg4z79EyH0rx-Ue
Do you use anything different for a convertible?
No
Hope you are well Nick and Yvan; quick question, do you recommend IK products such as their foam sprayers/trigger sprays?
Yes, we use them
Can you use rinseless solar panels?
Yes
Why don`t you prerinse the rinseless with the foam cannon which should be faster?
You can, but it uses more product.
Is Rinseless Wash diluted 256-1 in Nick's wheel bucket as well? I don't believe that bucket gets discussed.
Correct
Is the rinseless kit ever coming back?
We have kits coming soon but the old kits as you knew them are done. RIP 😊
I always have access to a hose, a pressure washer and a cannon. Rinseless is faster but to me, it’s risky. Nothing I’ve tried is slicker than hybrid solutions pure wash, i want to try the incredible suds next time when I need shampoo. I worry about the polymers in the pure wash product being compatible with the hydrolite coating. The hydrolite coating is awesome, mist is awesome, the polish technique, the pad washer, interior ceramic, c6 glass all awesome products. Rinseless may be the way to go in winter.
Once you use DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash, you may find you like it.
Ready to learn!
See you at the premiere!
You guys are awesome.
Thank you
Can you use your microfiber towel with other clay lubes.
Yes
Do these guys ever wash the roofs on these cars? Like any tips for high large roofs?
We use ladders
"Safer, shots fired" 😅 This is where l got skeptical and thought to myself, how is Ivan going to get out of this without loosin credibility. He did, and l am convinced 😊
Thanks, I’m not one for making a statement without science and experience to back it up.
Yvan, which waffle company's drying towel did you use?
It was a DIY Detail towel
@@diydetailofficial Is the DIY Detail waffle towel for sale? I don’t see it on the website.
No expert but DIY rinseless is my favorite rinseless. I might get a gallon lol Off label use it destroys absolute for instance.
Thank you
I bought a gallon last night! Great deal just $37 USD on carzilla with a discount.
Can you use the Rinseless wash with a foam gun?
Yes
First, i'll be there to watch😊
See you soon!
@@diydetailofficiallooks like someone lost his moustache on this vidéo 🤔
Ivan said ceramic gloss had a couple of months protection was i hearing things y’all been promoting it for a lot longer protection than that.
Some people are getting close to a year, but we prefer to be on the safe side.
@@diydetailofficial that’s real safe
Thank you.
Moi aussi je suis un grand fervent du Rinceless Wash..! D’apres moi c’est le futur du lavage automobile avec les demandes de consommé de moin en moins d’eau pour l’environement…! On t’attend Yvan ..! 😁😁
Merci
I love the DIY Rinseless wash over the only other one I've tried (ONR). However, the DIY rinseless wash has the least appealing smell to me. It smells more chemical than ONR which I loved the smell by the way. Maybe you could offer a few different fragrances for the DIY rinseless.
Thanks for sharing!!
Look at Nick cheesin’ behind Yvan as he gives subscribe speech. 😂
lol
Obviously by the fiat in the background this was filmed a while ago
This is a compilation video 👍
Nick, it’s time to bring back the mustache!
No thank you
Washing cars that are already clean af I understand it. I can't see any other use purpose. It doesn't really save any time, you can just go foam first, rinse quickly, blow dry off instead of using a million towels. It's the equivalent to just doing 1 foam wash.
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@diydetailofficial i watched it. I am not doubting it works, just don't see the use case for many detailers. Maybe in a commercial setting where waste has to be contained? Would have had the same car done in well under 10 minutes just using foam, rinse, foam, contact, blow dry. And undoubtedly risked way less paint damage while dirtying up no rags or towels. Probably used the same amount of water as well, maybe a hair more. I am not trying to be disrespectful but just being honest. I know who you are and how long you been doing it. A proper rinse takes maybe 1 minute....efficiency wise I don't see how this saves time. Will it work yes. Is it a bogus product, no. Do I see and need to dry with towels, skip a rinse and take extra time, also no. I would say this would be a decent product out of a foam cannon as a decon wash, rinse, use a ph balanced slick soap foam, rinse, blow dry. But that's just me. I don't like having towels and sponges on a Ferrari with contaminates still on the car 1 second longer than I absolutely have to. And if I wouldn't do it to a Ferrari, I wouldn't do it to a customer car of any kind. I guess my opinion is still unchanged, super clean cars, it makes sense sort of, but on a super clean car I could just foam, rinse and blow dry so meh. If I had some kind of water supply limitation I guess the tiny bit of water savings makes sense. If I didn't have a blower to dry with, maybe it makes sense. Small market though. Not a bad product but I would like to know the PH, also panel impact info. I could see it as a decent decon wash, but then I gotta calculate price per wash to see if it makes more sense than other existing products
Thank you.
RIP Fiat … what’s next for Yvan?!
We currently have a Hyundai Veloster Turbo
I can`t understand how a sponge is safer than a mitt, than multiple mitts or towels..
Technology makes the sponge the safest tool for Rinseless washing.
@@allen624 Unfortunately, in my country DIY is not imported. But in theory, the sponge seems irrational, it has small surface area in contrary to long fibers of a wash mitt that make in total a big contact area. And the bulk of the big sponge above, plays no role in the wash process, apart from the volume of liquid it can carry.
I have many restrictions to wash my car and this method would be the best solution, but god, I can't dare.
@flowinthrou the sponges I’ve designed and that are used for Rinseless have proven themselves to thousands of detailers. If you prefer a mitt, that’s fine, but the sponge is safer.
Here’s our distributor list
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
It’s a special sponge with little slits in it for extra safety it catches any bigger pieces of dirt and keeps it away from ur paint until u redunk in bucket. If DIY isn’t available rag company makes a similar sponge also Mckees. P&S absolute is also good product with lots of slickness. DIY rinseless is better cleaner but if not available check out others. Yvan is the godfather of rinseless and if he says the sponge makes it safer I believe him. I think when u see it in person it makes sense.
Also at 49:20 he uses the towel method
Ivan is the Mr. Miyagi of Rinseless Wash….even when explaining the techniques….the other guy would be Daniel San of course.
Thank you.