If you enjoy driving your car as much as you do cleaning it, DIY Detail Rinse Less Car Wash is the product you need. DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash, safely removes dirt, filth, and road grime from any vehicle with NO HOSE, and NO Mess. This PH-balanced formula makes cleaning safe, fun, and quick. It works safely on all automotive paint colors and vehicle brands, including those with paint protection film (PPF) or ceramic coatings. Are you looking for an eco-friendly way to wash your car, without using a traditional car wash soap and facing water restrictions? Rinse Less Wash aids in the conservation of gallons of water. A great time saver, DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash is one of the most water-wise ways of keeping your prized ride clean. When you're done with the wash process, there is no need to rinse it! Simply wipe down your car panel at a time and enjoy the shine! Hand Washing: Add 1 oz of Rinse Less Wash to 2 gallons of water in a bucket or rinse bucket. Soak a plush wash mitt or towel in the bucket and wash one panel at a time using straight lines until clean. For a vehicle with PPF or ceramic coated surfaces, this gentle wash solution ensures optimal cleaning without compromising the protective layers. Dry each panel using a clean plush microfiber towel. Foam Cannon: Add 4-5 ounces of Rinse Less Wash to your foam gun/cannon and fill with water. Spray the car, then use a wash mitt soaked in a rinse less solution bucket and clean each panel at a time in straight lines. This method is particularly effective when dealing with a larger vehicle or when using a foam cannon in conjunction with a pressure washer. For best results, apply the rinse less wash to a semi-clean cool surface. The rinse less wash's unique formulation helps provide a lubricating effect, reducing the chances of scratches during the wash process. Additionally, it eliminates the need for a separate drying process, saving you time and effort. By using DIY Detail Rinse Less Wash, you not only achieve a spotless and glossy finish but also contribute to water conservation efforts while adhering to water restrictions. V2 has a slightly opaque yellow appearance compared to the clear yellow of V1.
