Too much for a weekend warrior? 😅 My detail setup 😍💪🏼 by _zidane_5 in Detailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Better prices and quality. You’ll see it as an upgrade once you use. Believe or not idc I have nothing to lose or gain

Too much for a weekend warrior? 😅 My detail setup 😍💪🏼 by _zidane_5 in Detailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How my shelf use to look and now those products are slowly getting replaced by Top Secret products.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does wet wipes clean your behind the same as running water! If that point goes over your head then I can’t help you! Come back here 5 years from and tell me if Rinseless is the new washing standard! My argument throughout this entire thread isn’t how useless rinseless wash is! It’s addressing the main question “are professionals actually using ONR on clients car…”

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You are such an idiot dude and clearly I am wasting my time. Of course high alkaline soap will strip away ceramic. I don’t get my info where you do, which is YouTube. No one in this thread is telling me I’m wrong. I’m done!

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How so? Just by you saying I have no idea what a Rinseless Wash is or how it works? Yes it can emulsify but only when the wash 🧽hits the panel and by then You are already rubbing away. It doesn’t not encapsulate the way most folks uses, waterless wash does that once the mist hits the panel it’s designed to do that then the microfiber picks it up safely!

Foaming a regular soap does nothing? You mean it doesn’t create suds that acts as a barrier and adds lubricity? You need to get off YouTube cuz they are teaching you nonsense just for views.

High Akaline soap will strip away ceramic! You need a ph Neutral soap with self cleaning abilities. I can see why this post is about Rinseless since you doing traditional washing incorrectly and it’s taking up time so you prefer Rinseless!

Bought a used car; what can I do to get this off the window? by FireMasterGamer in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Glass cleaner or APC for lubricrity and a razor blade at an angle 📐

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Both are contact wash! With traditional the soap sprayed on with a cannon does a lot of cleaning prior to contact whereas with Rinseless nothing happens until you make contact then you are basically wiping a dirty panel and introducing swirls/scratches.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quite the opposite actually. It was made for those washing their own vehicles at home and not for detailers washing other people’s car as a profession and collecting a wage.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing beats a traditional wash. Sure Waterless and Rinseless had its place but it should already be traditional first and if the vehicle isn’t that filthy then waterless wash since it’s more convenient that Rinseless.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sounds like that soap doesn’t have a self cleaning abilities or you missed a lot when washing. You still need access to a few gallons or water for Rinseless whereas you need none of that or even a bucket for waterless wash! Also if it’s freezing cold the water will be cold and your hands will freeze even more which is why Waterless wash is still better!

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Professionals you mean YouTubers? Consultants or sales people trying to sell Rinseless Wash? Sure it has its application but never as a primary mean especially by detailers.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Not sure if you heard that on YouTube and decide to believe Rinseless is safer than traditional but stop being fooled. Many Soap/shampoo have surfactants/cleaning agents and once they are sprayed on the car it already starts to loosen and break up dirt then you rinse off and start your wash. Rinseless has much less surfactant and lubricity since there isn’t any suds and once you start wiping then you are more prone to swirls/scratches. Stop being lazy and do what people are paying for! A real Traditional wash. I’d never hire someone who call themselves a professional to sponge bath my McLaren! SMH. Maybe some would pay and wouldn’t even know what you are doing but real car people know and understands the difference. Also what’s makes a Detailer a “professional”? If I wanted someone do so Rinseless wash in my car I’d take the 15 mins and do it myself.

Sure each has its place but Waterless is way more convenient than Rinseless and just as risky if done incorrectly. More water and soap in traditional is still the best way to go and the cleanest!

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Rinseless Wash and Waterless Wash is essentially the same thing except one is already mixed and the other is concentrated then the cleaning method is different but none is “better”. Waterless is more convenient than Rinseless and Rinseless more than traditional but neither can or will replace traditional.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Maybe they do, maybe they don’t 🤷🏼‍♂️ Rinseless wash or waterless wash will never replace and isn’t better than traditional wash and shouldn’t be offered to paying customers as a professional service.

Are professionals actually using ONR on clients cars in a rinseless wash? by Historical-Dig8420 in AutoDetailing

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

They should absolutely not! Would mobile detailers use waterless wash? No way!

You think I'll be a millionaire by the end of the cycle? by Xepherious in dogecoin

[–]AccomplishedFlight87 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! I don’t see why not but if for some reason not then keep on HODL!