Thought I'd never say this.. but I prefer Rinseless washing over the traditional soap method. I supercharge my washing with a Hydroshot prerinse which tends to get ride of most of containments that scratch the paint. I look forward to playing with Absolute!
I live in Michigan and washing is a challenge in the winter. I did not see in this video of possibly spraying it down with the product beforehand. And, that car actually looked pretty clean when you started…maybe a little dust perhaps but what about a salt covered dirty vehicle? I’m going to search for more videos on this product. I’m currently using another brand of rinse less wash and I’ve been happy but if I can use a more superior product…I’m in!! We have 4 cars that I meticulously take care of and even in the winter I’m attempting to not so much keep them spotless but more so to keep road salt off of them. Any links or videos to using this would be great. Our vehicles are currently coated with Gyeon Can Coat. I am a P&S product user as well. Thank you.
5+ year dedicated user/lover of ONR here. Absolute is slicker, cleans better and wipes away easier than ONR. The concentrated product is much thicker than ONR and is a completely new polymer formula. I'll still always have ONR around, but I've consistently been reaching for Absolute first.
If this is mixed up as a quick detailer in a bottle with DI water. Is it stable to be in the bottle for some time or does it only last a few weeks before it needs replaced?
"Whats the ideal situation for using Absolute Rinseless" - other than running your truck through an off road course; literally everything. Caked on mud and chunky salt would require a pressure washer at the coin wash to blow off the chunks. Hard water, hot weather, cold weather, salt and road grime from rain, it literally works on anything and cuts gunk and grime better than any other rinseless. I just washed my truck on Saturday after not having a chance to wash it after several weeks due to high wind and cold temps (I wash our vehicles outside). We had snow, rain and drove on highways that were pure white due to salt residue. Even with hot water in a bucket windy temps with cold weather make it difficult. The only issue I've seen with Absolute is that temps 32F and below will separate it, there are some days I wash our vehicles in 18F temps but its sunny so its actually not bad. But you have to be quick because the separation begins within 20 or 30 mins and by that the time the water is getting a bit cold to mix it up with your hands. The separation seems to be the only negative, everything else is a positive. Its super slick and works great with the BRS and UBS sponges, I've used the TRC cyclone mitt once but feel more comfortable using the BRS or UBS. For whatever reason the Absolute rinseless leaves my plastics very smooth and cleaner compared to other rinseless washes. The smell is ok, people say it smells similar to a pina colada but I think it smells like hand lotion which is fine, when its super cold out I don't care what it smells like lol. The only thing I haven't used it for yet is to powerwash under the car and the wheel wells with a worx hydroshot in the middle of the winter, I'll probably be doing that this week. I do have to say, I do a light single stage correction (Optimum hyper polish and dry application of hyperseal) twice a year and use hyperseal as a drying agent in temps over 45F on our vehicles twice a year. I try to wash our vehicles weekly but sometimes it doesn't work out that way. I'm not sure if that is why is so easy to use a rinseless in the middle of the winter but its how I've been doing it for 12+ years. I'm about 40% way through my 32oz of Absolute which I got in mid December ( using 3oz per week for 2 cars) but will definitely be getting more in the next moth or so because the pros are soo worth it.
I am a big fan of the P&S detail products butt why is the legend ceramic coating not available in Belguim? I surge on many websites including Amazon, butt no succes. After a full detail i use beadmaker in multiple layers 3 times a full car spray with 8 hours time between it, than one or two lagers of showroom spray wax, and as maintenance after a wash dream maker.. butt i want try-out the legend coating also...
This is my question as well. I’d love to see some videos of road salt removal on black car perhaps. Living in Michigan is a challenge in the winter with road salt/grime. It’s hard to keep them detailed obviously but pre winter prep is key. Any info or advice on this product would be great. I am currently using another brand of rinse less wash but always looking for a superior product. Is this product superior to other rinse less washes by real life customers using P&S? Thank you.
I can see how this method works great on panels but how can you really "clean" intricate wheels, grilles, mirrors and all the other places that dirt, even dust, hides on a car that are difficult to access without a hose? No way this works for the average OCD guy..
This is Sydni, and I’ve done it for 10 years. I still do wheels with a pressure washer if they’re really dirty, but grills and cracks are no problem with brushes
Thought I'd never say this.. but I prefer Rinseless washing over the traditional soap method. I supercharge my washing with a Hydroshot prerinse which tends to get ride of most of containments that scratch the paint. I look forward to playing with Absolute!
Absolute definitely sounds like something I want to add to my arsenal.
Agree, rinseless wash is my main method on cars with some type of protection. Ordered my bottle yesterday from The Rag Company
Come on dude. That car is clean as hell. 😆 LOL.
He's demonstrating how to use it.. Doesn't matter how dirty it is.
Can’t wait to order this.
Excited to see a Rinseless product from P&S!! I’m guessing it’s ok to use on all wraps, including matte wraps/paint?
Absolutely
So pumped to try this!
Hey Renny, how about answering more than one or two questions ?
Awesome, can't wait to try it!!
Does it leave any polymer behind or does it rinse cleanly?
An excellent way to grab a sharp stone and tattoo your classic 25k paint job
I live in Michigan and washing is a challenge in the winter. I did not see in this video of possibly spraying it down with the product beforehand. And, that car actually looked pretty clean when you started…maybe a little dust perhaps but what about a salt covered dirty vehicle? I’m going to search for more videos on this product. I’m currently using another brand of rinse less wash and I’ve been happy but if I can use a more superior product…I’m in!! We have 4 cars that I meticulously take care of and even in the winter I’m attempting to not so much keep them spotless but more so to keep road salt off of them. Any links or videos to using this would be great. Our vehicles are currently coated with Gyeon Can Coat. I am a P&S product user as well. Thank you.
Pan the organizer goes over vehicles with rinseless and salt, he lives in the eastern US IIRC
@@LKN4WAR pan lives in Quebec.
Why should we choose this over ONR? How is this different from any other polymer rinseless?
It's about wasting money and trying new shit
5+ year dedicated user/lover of ONR here. Absolute is slicker, cleans better and wipes away easier than ONR. The concentrated product is much thicker than ONR and is a completely new polymer formula.
I'll still always have ONR around, but I've consistently been reaching for Absolute first.
@@Bighotwheelhunter no one is forcing you to buy it. Try it out when you run low on whatever you're using...or don't and just be a stick in the mud.
@@jeffc6832 I still have onr why would I buy the stuff that does the same
@@Bighotwheelhunter Cheaper cost at least on amazon for Absolute. 28 bucks vs 18 bucks for a quart of each.
If this is mixed up as a quick detailer in a bottle with DI water. Is it stable to be in the bottle for some time or does it only last a few weeks before it needs replaced?
Great question.
@@dannys.auto.detailing_ I did this as soon as I received my first bottle at release. Has remained stable and fully mixed for over 6 weeks now.
"Whats the ideal situation for using Absolute Rinseless" - other than running your truck through an off road course; literally everything. Caked on mud and chunky salt would require a pressure washer at the coin wash to blow off the chunks. Hard water, hot weather, cold weather, salt and road grime from rain, it literally works on anything and cuts gunk and grime better than any other rinseless. I just washed my truck on Saturday after not having a chance to wash it after several weeks due to high wind and cold temps (I wash our vehicles outside). We had snow, rain and drove on highways that were pure white due to salt residue. Even with hot water in a bucket windy temps with cold weather make it difficult. The only issue I've seen with Absolute is that temps 32F and below will separate it, there are some days I wash our vehicles in 18F temps but its sunny so its actually not bad. But you have to be quick because the separation begins within 20 or 30 mins and by that the time the water is getting a bit cold to mix it up with your hands. The separation seems to be the only negative, everything else is a positive. Its super slick and works great with the BRS and UBS sponges, I've used the TRC cyclone mitt once but feel more comfortable using the BRS or UBS. For whatever reason the Absolute rinseless leaves my plastics very smooth and cleaner compared to other rinseless washes. The smell is ok, people say it smells similar to a pina colada but I think it smells like hand lotion which is fine, when its super cold out I don't care what it smells like lol. The only thing I haven't used it for yet is to powerwash under the car and the wheel wells with a worx hydroshot in the middle of the winter, I'll probably be doing that this week. I do have to say, I do a light single stage correction (Optimum hyper polish and dry application of hyperseal) twice a year and use hyperseal as a drying agent in temps over 45F on our vehicles twice a year. I try to wash our vehicles weekly but sometimes it doesn't work out that way. I'm not sure if that is why is so easy to use a rinseless in the middle of the winter but its how I've been doing it for 12+ years. I'm about 40% way through my 32oz of Absolute which I got in mid December ( using 3oz per week for 2 cars) but will definitely be getting more in the next moth or so because the pros are soo worth it.
can I use this as a detail spray
I am a big fan of the P&S detail products butt why is the legend ceramic coating not available in Belguim? I surge on many websites including Amazon, butt no succes. After a full detail i use beadmaker in multiple layers 3 times a full car spray with 8 hours time between it, than one or two lagers of showroom spray wax, and as maintenance after a wash dream maker.. butt i want try-out the legend coating also...
Is this safe to use outside in a sunny day?
How many Caps on P&S absolute do I use in a 25 Oz. Spray Bottle?
Can I use Absolute Rinseless Wash with deionized water without drying it ?
You’ll still see polymer spots on the paint, so yes you still need to dry it.
Is it tint safe?
Yes
No presoak ?
Rag company did a better-informed video
presoak what? There's just dust on the hood.
My question, as mobile detailer that works all year. Can this help remove road salt safely?
Yes, I like to do a pre spray with Absolute or Enviro Clean in an in sprayer and then wash
@@PandSDetailProducts Great! Whatever makes it easier for me to service my customers makes a difference.
This is my question as well. I’d love to see some videos of road salt removal on black car perhaps. Living in Michigan is a challenge in the winter with road salt/grime. It’s hard to keep them detailed obviously but pre winter prep is key. Any info or advice on this product would be great. I am currently using another brand of rinse less wash but always looking for a superior product. Is this product superior to other rinse less washes by real life customers using P&S? Thank you.
@@Brian-fo8sh Pan the organizer channel has those conditions on a new Porsche and does lots of detailing videos
The car was already clean 😂. Do a demo on a dirty car next time to really test a product.
Absolutely, show us how effective it is on filth.
You didn't show the mixing part. That's the whole point of doing a video and how to dilute the product.
If you don’t know how to dilute products youve got bigger problems my friend
I can see how this method works great on panels but how can you really "clean" intricate wheels, grilles, mirrors and all the other places that dirt, even dust, hides on a car that are difficult to access without a hose? No way this works for the average OCD guy..
This is Sydni, and I’ve done it for 10 years. I still do wheels with a pressure washer if they’re really dirty, but grills and cracks are no problem with brushes