How to Rinseless Car Wash using the GDWM and Infinite Use Detail Juice

**SON1C** · 12-13-2013, 09:50 AM

http://youtu.be/N2vDEEM3We4
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Hey boys and girls! (Notice opening Garry Dean Parody) In this video I will be showcasing how to properly perform a rinseless wash on your car/truck/motorcycle etc using the Infinite Use Detail Juice ( IUDJ ) in conjunction with the Garry Dean Wash Method ( GDWM ). This method and product are great for year-round use however truly shine for winter washing, those without access to a hose, those with water restrictions, or those looking to go green and utilize a much more eco-friendly car washing regimen.

**tom p.** · 12-13-2013, 12:38 PM

Looks good, Sonic!` While I haven`t used Garry Dean`s product, I can say it sure does look nice in your video.

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When using a similar technique at my home, I put the rinseless wash (ONR) in either a SOLO pump up sprayer or Kwazar sprayer and find that very helpful for the pre-treat phase.` If the car is really bad, I generally rinse outside with the hose and then perform my wash in the garage.` Pretty easy solution when the weather is bad.

**bunkeroo26** · 12-13-2013, 02:55 PM

I often wonder if his IUDJ is rebranded ONR.

Regardless, I do like his wash method, and I do credit Gary

for helping me produce a marketable and efficient method.

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Tom, I have mine in a normal chemical sprayer, and I was just thinking

today about how a pump sprayer would make it an easier and quicker

method.` I am torn about what type of sprayer would be better in the

long run.`

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Since I use the GDWM, I do one section at a time.` This means that I set

all of my gear down and clean one panel at a time.` This helps me minimize

the amount that I am walking around the vehicle.` Less walk is more money.

The type of sprayer that I am looking at, is a bleach sprayer with a hose and

a wand.` I believe that I could set this down and spray, without having to hold

the entire handheld bottle the entire time.` This should minimize strain on

my arms and backs over long periods of time.`

**Swanicyouth** · 12-13-2013, 03:11 PM

^^^ Its not ONR. Not even close. It`s not UWW+ either.

**bunkeroo26** · 12-13-2013, 03:27 PM

I imagine that many people draw similarities since

the products are used the same way.

How does it differ? Can it be used for Windows,

Trim and Interior also?

**Jesstzn** · 12-13-2013, 07:33 PM

6 washes for $30 .., thats $5.00 a wash . Not counting the pre-rinse at $1.20 for a mixed 16 oz bottle ... Add shipping.. Yikes. Gets expensive unless your buying gallon for well over $100 ...i`ll stick with ONR.

**Swanicyouth** · 12-14-2013, 01:52 AM

Originally Posted by bunkeroo26

I imagine that many people draw similarities since

the products are used the same way.

How does it differ? Can it be used for Windows,

Trim and Interior also?

Yes it works well on glass, plastics, and trim. It`s a very nice product, but does cost some $$$. However, it`s top notch as a rinseless and waterless.

**House of Wax** · 12-14-2013, 02:38 AM

Onr just works so well I have a hard time really branching out

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**Jesstzn** · 12-14-2013, 10:31 AM

I can see them calling it rinseless but its not waterless.

**blucpe** · 12-14-2013, 11:39 AM

very informative video. just a question i want to throw out there, anyone can chime in with an answer, what if after you`ve used a mf on a panel and now it`s dirty, what if you had a seperate bucket with clean warm water in it and a grit guard and rinsed the mf towel in it really good and then reintroduce the towel into the wash solution and used it again to wash a panel.

instead of using lets say 6 mf`s you could use 2 or three. just sayin.

**Accumulator** · 12-14-2013, 11:52 AM

blucpe- I figure that`s the way most people do it; what makes Garry`s wash method worthy of mention is that he does *NOT* reuse a soiled towel.` And IMO Garry is right about that.` It`s just one of those "how lucky do you feel?" things.

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And regarding ONR vs. IUDJ, regulars here know that I was *quite* unimpressed with ONR (v1.0 & v2.0, never tried the newer ones)`and I basicaly`quit using it.` Well, I`m pretty *favorably* impressed with IUDJ.` I`m not ready to do a truly rinseless wash, but I do use IUDJ for stuff I`d never risk with ONR.` Very good for what it`s about, and a whole different level from the`ONR versions I`ve tried.

**blucpe** · 12-14-2013, 01:31 PM

Originally Posted by Accumulator

blucpe- I figure that`s the way most people do it; what makes Garry`s wash method worthy of mention is that he does *NOT* reuse a soiled towel.` And IMO Garry is right about that.` It`s just one of those "how lucky do you feel?" things.

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And regarding ONR vs. IUDJ, regulars here know that I was *quite* unimpressed with ONR (v1.0 & v2.0, never tried the newer ones)`and I basicaly`quit using it.` Well, I`m pretty *favorably* impressed with IUDJ.` I`m not ready to do a truly rinseless wash, but I do use IUDJ for stuff I`d never risk with ONR.` Very good for what it`s about, and a whole different level from the`ONR versions I`ve trie

i think it would matter if the car is really dirty, road salt, mud general road film but has`nt been washed in a couple of weeks, etc. my car is rarely like that. i think, jmho, you could get away with rinsing the towel in clean warm water and reusing it again. just sayin.

**C. Charles Hahn** · 12-14-2013, 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by Jesstzn

6 washes for $30 .., thats $5.00 a wash . Not counting the pre-rinse at $1.20 for a mixed 16 oz bottle ... Add shipping.. Yikes. Gets expensive unless your buying gallon for well over $100 ...i`ll stick with ONR.

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Just a couple notes on this...

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If you are using the GDWM with this product, all you really need is a 5 gallon bucket with a water/air tight lid, 4 gallons of distilled water, and roughly 30 microfiber towels. At the suggested dilution ratio of 1oz. of concentrate per 4 gallons of water, that`s $3.75 to make up one bucket of wash media. From that you should be able to get at least 3-4 washes of an average sized car ($1.25 or less per wash). As far as pre-spray goes, 2.5oz to 1 gal. of water makes the cost $9.37/gal., or $1.17 for 16 ounces.

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Total cost of each wash is less than $2.50 (slightly more if you`re using distilled water, but even that is a negligible difference -- usually less than a penny per ounce -- and has no bearing on which chemical you add to it). Of course, all of those figures go down even further when you buy more than 8oz. of concentrate at a time.

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Also keep in mind, when you order from Garry the shipping is always included/free. Yeah, the IUDJ may be slightly more expensive than ONR, but when you take the difference in performance and versatility into account, it`s justifiable as far as I`m concerned.

**bunkeroo26** · 12-14-2013, 07:55 PM

In what ways does iudj perform better?

Does it lube better or break down grime better?

I am very happy with my choice of product, however I might

not be accounting for a large factor.

I definitely enjoy the price of ONR, but am always open

to superior products.

**C. Charles Hahn** · 12-15-2013, 12:38 AM

Originally Posted by bunkeroo26

In what ways does iudj perform better?

Does it lube better or break down grime better?

I am very happy with my choice of product, however I might

not be accounting for a large factor.

I definitely enjoy the price of ONR, but am always open

to superior products.

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In my own side-by-side testing, I find that IUDJ gives better particulate encapsulation (and as a result, better lubricity), and it also wipes off more easily (less "streaking" to buff off). Those factors alone are time savers, and I feel they lead to better end results as well.