What instant detailer are you using?
#51
07-10-2018, 09:30 PM
#52
07-10-2018, 09:49 PM
Seasoned HDF Member
Uber cost $20 Here is everything it can do. I think its very cost effective.
- Add 1 ounce of Uber Rinseless Wash to a bucket containing 3 gallons of water to make a rinseless wash. Soak a microfiber mitt or soft towel in the solution. Wash your vehicle one panel at a time, drying off each panel with a Guzzler Waffle Weave Drying Towel before proceeding to the next panel. The super slick German polymers in Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash encapsulate dirt particles, protecting your vehicle’s delicate clear coat paint from scratching as the wash mitt glides across the panel. When you agitate the wash mitt against the Grit Guard Insert in the bottom of your bucket, the dirt particles are released and then trapped by the Grit Guard. Ingenious!
- Add 1/3 ounce to an empty 16 ounce bottle and fill it up with water to create a waterless wash. This application works especially well to pre-treat each panel before washing it using the rinseless wash method.
- Add ½ ounce to wash water made with your favorite car wash soap. Uber Rinseless Wash contains water softeners that improve the quality of the water, helping eliminate water spots. Super slippery German polymers increase the lubricity of your wash solution, reducing friction to prevent swirl marks and spider web scratches.
- Add 1 ounce of Uber Rinseless Wash to a gallon of filtered or tap water to create a super slick clay bar lubricant that costs a fraction of what a dedicated clay bar lubricant does.
- Add 3 ounces of Uber Rinseless Wash to a gallon of filtered or tap water to create a gloss-intensive detail spray. Fill up an empty spray bottle and use it to enhance your vehicle’s finish in between washes, or to remove finger prints and smudges at a car show. The same super slippery German polymers that work to prevent scratches as you wash the vehicle offer the same benefit in this detail spray application. You will love the glossy, slick finish it leaves!
just ordered some from auto geek.
#53
07-10-2018, 10:24 PM
Road Master
#54
07-11-2018, 06:16 AM
Stellar HDF Member
From the first time Ive heard it and everytime since, Pledge on a bike, absolutely makes zero sense. Would you put Pledge on your new Vette? On your GMC Denali? On your BMW? Why not? If you seen a Pro detailer putting Pledge on a vehicle what would you think?
For the love of God, leave the house hold cleaners where they belong. Although your bike your choice
Cool! Let us know how you like it. I buy a gallon of DI water and use that to mix water less wash. With my local water, the DI water works better
For the love of God, leave the house hold cleaners where they belong. Although your bike your choice
Cool! Let us know how you like it. I buy a gallon of DI water and use that to mix water less wash. With my local water, the DI water works better
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; 07-16-2018 at 07:33 AM.
#56
07-11-2018, 08:08 AM
Road Captain
Im surprised that no one mentioned S100. I use to use it and I thought it did a pretty good job. I may give that Lucas spray a try though. Also a thought on F11: I had bought a bottle and felt that it was nothing more than a cheap watered down product. The previous owner of my bike said he was amazed by it and had detailed the whole bike before I bought it with F11. Looked good for a little while. But I also noticed where the sealer appeared to develop a "crazed" finish in many spots. I cleaned the bike and finished it with Klasse sealer, which is much thicker than F11. Way overpriced for my tastes compared to many "real" sealers out there.
OK, I did see one S111 mention......whoops
OK, I did see one S111 mention......whoops
#57
07-11-2018, 09:01 AM
#58
07-11-2018, 11:12 AM
Stellar HDF Member
I stay away from anything with wax in it, dust magnet. Sealants or a coating are much better options here, and probably in N Texas also.
#59
07-11-2018, 11:25 AM
Stellar HDF Member
#60
07-11-2018, 11:44 AM
Seasoned HDF Member