Rinseless shine vs H2O shine

[AvsBest]

Let's start by saying that I have a light coloured vehicle, light enough that brillant glaze doesn't do anything to it.

 

Weirdly enough, the best gloss booster I found for my colour are the H2O and the Rinseless!?

 

Are there suppose to be "gloss ingredients" or polymer or something in there that makes it pop or is it just in my head?

[vobro]

Not sure on the science behind polymers but I've noticed Rinsless does add a gloss boost and I'd assume H2O has gloss added because it's official name is H2O Guard and Gloss! On light colors or even on a medium metallic the H2O looks very nice and certainly add gloss

[James__]

H2O Guard and Gloss not only protects the vehicle greatly, but provides probably the best available shine behind Adam's premium waxes, especially on light colored vehicles.  It is one of the few products I have found to add a superior shine even to my white paint.

 

Rinseless Wash will also enhance the shine of your vehicle as it contains wax additives so it will leave a similar finish as detail spray will. 

[Havemeat1]

I do not have rinse less but I do have H20 and Detail Spray. I can do a side by side comparison on Wednesday assuming the weather is nice.

[ragin_cajuns]

I noticed the same thing from the G&G on my silver truck.  I use it just about every time I wash now.

[Ricky Bobby]

Both Rinseless and GG will give you a nice gloss enhancing boost and awesome slickness - rinseless is more for cleaning and using as detail spray etc and GG will give you extra sealant protection