Rinseless Washes Taking the Place of QDs and Spray Waxes

[Billy Jack]

I do subscribe to the theory of a waterless wash being safer on paint than a QD for anything more than light dust on a garage queen, so I have Sonax BSD, Kenotech, Griot`s BOS, and Britemax on my shelves and they mostly get used in the garage. For anything outdoors, it`s DG Waterless, Ultima or Optimum. I regularly use DG and Optimum Rinseless, but I don`t see any real wax boosting qualities, so my spray waxes, Aquawax, Optimum and D156, get used as drying aids. IMO, the only product I have on the shelves that crosses boundaries is the BSD. Again IMO, it offers the cleaning properties of a QD, along with a level of protection that rivals spray waxes.

Bill

[Bert]

Sounds like the consensus is that people prefer Rinseless over dedicated QD but rinseless just doesn’t have the protection ability to replace spray waxes.

[David Fermani]

2 totally different products in my book. A dedicated QD/Spray Wax creates a much safer (IMO) buffer to the paint and makes things feel a ton slicker. Also, they dry better (quicker and cleaner) too.

[MattPersman]

I agree with David. Imo a QD and or spray wax is more robust of a product. Yes there is fine cleaning from a waterless wash. I use them this time a year quite a bit but a QD has more pop usually and is thicker. Waterless wash is nearly all water.


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