Idrosave is great. The smell is addictive, i feel like drinking it. lol I really enjoy DIY for it's cleaning ability but i like the idrosave experience better.
If you have a way to set you shutter speed faster (higher number)..until you get the clarity and brightness you need that may solve your issue. A faster shutter speed brings in less light.
Thanks for the video review. Apart from the fact that most of the time the camera was pointing much below the core of action, are you safe to use that sponge and not getting swirls on the paint? I would feel very unsafe.
The sponge is made for rinseless washing so i am confident that’s not the case. And yea, I'm gonna mount the GoPro on my head for now on, rather than my chest when washing the car.
Hm, seems excessive at that point. Won't hurt anything but sounds like a waste on one/both products, especially w/ Irdosave. You could pre-foam, rinse, then spray other rinseless wash such as DIY Detail or the new Hero. Idrosave is meant to be used on its own and go panel-by-panel.
Depending on how dirty your car is, you should do a prewash. Spray or foam with Rinseless and for the first round rinse the hole vehicle. Second round you spray/foam and do a contact wash with rinseless. Dont scrub with the sponge on your car paint. Dont trust everyone whos posting videos on youtube that the actually know what and why they are doing. Cheers!
@@OptimusOctopuss5302 Mostly agree apart from the sponge. These sponges are made especially for Rinseless washing. With technique, it's a safe tool to use.
@@hawke525 the staining , letting it dry is a no no with this product. It cleans good and it’ll leave a good shine, protection is decent as well but it’ll also leave polymer spots that take extra work to get out especially on dark color vehicles even light color vehicles. You’ll see spots that weren’t there beforehand that you might have to polish out. It’s definitely not the best polymer rinseless out imo.
Thanks for the video. I tried real hard to get on with this stuff but ended up ditching it. When it works it’s great, good cleaning and a lovely finish. However I got spots, weird slime marks and the next day I noticed a haze. I read around and others had the same experiences but some had no issues. I tried two cars and tried them each two times.
I just got my keg setup working fine. My spray trigger leaked too, its the same swirl head. I just put some teflon tape over the threads. No leaks.
Idrosave is great. The smell is addictive, i feel like drinking it. lol I really enjoy DIY for it's cleaning ability but i like the idrosave experience better.
If you have a way to set you shutter speed faster (higher number)..until you get the clarity and brightness you need that may solve your issue. A faster shutter speed brings in less light.
Yeah that's what i figured. I just found it strange that lowering the max ISO on my GoPro 9 didn't work during that time.
Need a top 5 rinseless video from you my Asian brotha
Thanks for the video review. Apart from the fact that most of the time the camera was pointing much below the core of action, are you safe to use that sponge and not getting swirls on the paint? I would feel very unsafe.
The sponge is made for rinseless washing so i am confident that’s not the case.
And yea, I'm gonna mount the GoPro on my head for now on, rather than my chest when washing the car.
Great video bro one of my favorite rinseless washes ❤
@Ecdetails Oh snap! Thx Eddie! Appreciate the comment. I've actually been watching your channel for a while now. Keep up the good work!
Hello, can i use this product as a prewash and shampoo at the same time then proceed to clean the car with a pressure wash then dry the car?
Hm, seems excessive at that point. Won't hurt anything but sounds like a waste on one/both products, especially w/ Irdosave. You could pre-foam, rinse, then spray other rinseless wash such as DIY Detail or the new Hero.
Idrosave is meant to be used on its own and go panel-by-panel.
Depending on how dirty your car is, you should do a prewash. Spray or foam with Rinseless and for the first round rinse the hole vehicle. Second round you spray/foam and do a contact wash with rinseless. Dont scrub with the sponge on your car paint.
Dont trust everyone whos posting videos on youtube that the actually know what and why they are doing.
Cheers!
@@OptimusOctopuss5302 Mostly agree apart from the sponge. These sponges are made especially for Rinseless washing. With technique, it's a safe tool to use.
The panel by panel is a bit annoying to me. Id rather spray the whole car and use some beadmaker on the dry down.
Understandable. I also prefer to blast my car with rinseless wash. Much funner that way.
Yeah I have some I’m disappointed with it.
Aw damn. What was it that disappointed you?
@@hawke525 the staining , letting it dry is a no no with this product. It cleans good and it’ll leave a good shine, protection is decent as well but it’ll also leave polymer spots that take extra work to get out especially on dark color vehicles even light color vehicles. You’ll see spots that weren’t there beforehand that you might have to polish out. It’s definitely not the best polymer rinseless out imo.
@@AmirAbdullah The staining I seemingly have as well experienced, on my rinseless sponge that is. Sorry to hear about your experience with the spots.
Thanks for the video. I tried real hard to get on with this stuff but ended up ditching it. When it works it’s great, good cleaning and a lovely finish. However I got spots, weird slime marks and the next day I noticed a haze. I read around and others had the same experiences but some had no issues. I tried two cars and tried them each two times.