Rinseless as a Drying spray?

[Erictski]

Following a two bucket wash, I typically use either H2O G&G or Detail Spray to help towel dry my vehicles.

 

Can the 16:1 or 32:1 dilution of Rinseless be used in place of these two products to use as a drying spray?

 

Don't get me wrong I love the H2O and the Detail Spray, but I have a whole gallon of Rinseless and don't actually do the rinseless washes very often so I have a ton on hand and I like to save the more expensive Detail Spray for quick details or dustings.

 

Thanks for any input. 

[Ricky Bobby]

Use the 16:1 or 8:1 even as a drying aid - you will get a ton of slickness and gloss and protection while drying from inducing any marring marks.

 

The 64:1 or 32:1 is fine as clay lube.

[Kingsford]

I use 16:1 for drying. 

[Erictski]

Thanks Guys.  I assumed others used the detail spray dilution of rinseless as a drying spray but couldn't find anything through the search function.

[James__]

I agree with those above, it does a good job as a drying agent and even contains some wax additives similar to Detail Spray.

[Black Bowtie]

Use the Rinseless  as a drying aid after every wash! Really make the black paint pop!

[LT1xL82]

Use the Rinseless  as a drying aid after every wash! Really make the black paint pop!

How does it compare to Detail Spray in terms of shine?

[Ricky Bobby]

At 16:1 its very comparable as a drying agent or as a spray and wipe product like Detail Spray - do some testing if you'd like more shine kick it up a bit to 8:1 - at a certain point you may get streaking on a dry surface (i'm talking high dilutions like 1:1) since its a product meant to be diluted, but if you're spraying it on an already wet panel, I think you could kick up the shine more at 8:1 for sure

[Black Bowtie]

How does it compare to Detail Spray in terms of shine?

 

As Jason said play with the dilution. I seem to like the shine better then Detail Spray and only then need to have one product to do the job of two.

I have even used the diluted Rinseless as a interior detail spray on the dash and door panels, and has also worked well at that also.

[Supercharged]

Could you use the waterless as a drying agent as well?  I have 2 bottles from mystery boxes and I am not sure I'd use it much besides as a drying agent or to break down bird droppings.

[James__]

Waterless wash does not have any wax additives in it, so while it may be effective at preventing water spots while drying, it won't add and gloss to the finish.

[Supercharged]

Thanks James, good info.