What benefits does this have over conventional washing? Besides the fact that you dont need a hose other than filling up the bucket.

 

You don't have to worry about water dripping out of crevices and you don't get waterspots since you are doing one panel at a time and drying. With the polymers in No Rinse you get that just waxed look and it gives a Rain X type effect on glass. This also prolongs the life of the wax already on your vehicle.

Some of the places where I do a lot of washes, I get people asking me, did you wax my vehicle too?.... because it sure looks like it! No Rinse leaves a great shine and a nice amount of slickness.

One last thing I like is that it is environmentally safe and is biodegradeable. A lot of my customers like this factor too.

 

Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm having a huge sale on No Rinse right now!!!

 

Looks like some good stuff, i might have to try it out

 

Can you use this on plastic trim, vinyl convertible tops, and the interior (dashboards, leather seats, etc)?

 

It can be used on vert tops and everything else on the outside of a vehicle, it basically takes place of conventional washing.I've heard of people using iton interiors in quick detailer form.

 

Is no rinse safe on stick on racing stripes and/or emblems?

Also about your Obsessive Detail Wheel Seal , is it like a wax and you apply and wipe off and it
protects the wheels from the brake residue/dust?

 

Yes you can use the No Rinse on your stripes and emblems.

The Wheel Seal is a sealant that is designed for wheels, it cleans, shines, and protects. Brake dust will come off with ease.

 

Wow, If you're brave enough to try it out on a Ford GT and Ferrari I might have to try it...

 

I suggest a grout sponge with ONR. It pulls the dirt out better and rinses out better.

Coincidentally enough, I had a gallon of ONR sitting on my door step when I got home from work today.