So I just finally started trying rinseless wash a few weeks ago. I already had another popular, well regarded brand and I had Adam's also, so I've swapped around a couple times. All my vehicles turn out great each time and I feel I'm doing it right and using a process I like. The thing that surprised me was I expected the water/mixture to have much, much more lubricity than it did. No problems caused and no scratching or damage to paint, but yea...expected more. What does the rinseless wash provide you? I experienced the same thing with both brands. Finish is amazing but that may also be in part to the QD used as a drying aide. The Adam's I was using about 2 oz in ~3 gallons of water. Same with brand X; followed manufacturers dilution ratio recommendation. You guys experience this? Did you experience more slick-ness from the mix?
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So I just finally started trying rinseless wash a few weeks ago. I already had another popular, well regarded brand and I had Adam's also, so I've swapped around a couple times. All my vehicles turn out great each time and I feel I'm doing it right and using a process I like. The thing that surprised me was I expected the water/mixture to have much, much more lubricity than it did. No problems caused and no scratching or damage to paint, but yea...expected more. What does the rinseless wash provide you? I experienced the same thing with both brands. Finish is amazing but that may also be in part to the QD used as a drying aide. The Adam's I was using about 2 oz in ~3 gallons of water. Same with brand X; followed manufacturers dilution ratio recommendation. You guys experience this? Did you experience more slick-ness from the mix?
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