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How does the head attach to the stick? Will it screw on to a standard threaded stick?

Thanks for the review! We really liked how slick it is and think their products are pretty solid.

Did u remember if u washed your MF drying towels right after getting done?

Great video. I agree it’s hard to beat Adams Shampoo

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That plastic is more than new enough to coat. When it gets older and oxidized then use the DIY trim coating. It has black dye in it to bring back the color

I've used it twice now. Its been great. It's not staining my big gold sponge either...not sure why. I don't let it sit in the bucket or anything and i rinsed it out for close to 5 minutes.

They have come out with a version 2 of the DIY Rinse Less Wash that has more slickness and a milky appearance. I ordered a gallon of it to try out my 1st rinse less wash. But alas UPS has lost it in the shipment! Should be easy to find, just look for the cleanest vehicle in the parking lot!

Why does nobody wash dirty cars w their rinseless. Lol you can’t even tell bruh

That's an interested fact about Harbor Freight. What else did Marcus develop for Harbor Freight?

In my opinion when a manufacturer changing the way you use their product, it will be in their advantage monetarily. Or sometimes it's "Shrinkflation". RE: Ice Cream, hard to find it in a half gallon container, it's now 1.75 qt.

Great video AJ.

Great stuff, I use it monthly.

I think if you apply the Maniac with an ik foamer, it would have done a little better than the sprayer.

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On a hot, humid day, Hero let me down the glass just would not clear up. I have a bunch of these type of products. I find myself using CarPro ECH2O the most, followed close by KCX RRW. I like Feynlab V3 for when the car is dirtier. Original DIY gets some credit for pulling the rest forward. But, ECH2O had been around much longer, and imo is still a good get. If you are are coated, it’s a must try. The end result is excellent.

I'm surprised you thought that DIY felt slicker. Out of curiosity, how did you measure each product? If you used the bottle cap for Hero (one capful per gallon), you wouldn't have had enough concentrate in there. The Hero cap only measures 1/4 of an ounce, not 1/2 oz like you need to get 256:1 dilution. I do concur with your observations about water spotting. The water in my area is about 350 ppm hardness, and Hero/Absolute/Rrw/ONR all prevent hard water spots better than DIY.

great video - you and Mike G washing outside shows it can be done and you even went a couple of panels which shows it is easy to wipe off! You and Mike G the real MVP also as Mike mentioned you can use apc to clean the sponge off

I have Hero, but I don’t use it as much as I thought. I’ve been using ONR V5 and Koch Kemi RRW lately. Wolf gang Uber being my favorite in direct sun.

Thanks for the review and always supporting GloveBox and the community!

Good video. Idrosave is known to stain a sponge. APC does a decent job to clean it mostly out.

Awesome. Would like to see Idrosave compared with Hero or Hydra.

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Inner space has been my favorite from Lithium I’ve used after wash maybe Twice and it’s a very enjoyable product with an awesome smell Color crush seems to be finicky I wonder if that translates to a stout QD

I bought a 200 pack of PH test strips off Amazon for like $12 I like to test the PH of all the products I use and anything that’s getting diluted I test again once diluted to see if it’s changed

Lithium does make above average products, but too expensive in my business. For example, the product your are using, ceramic detailer cost $20 (less than a gallon size) and I use a ceramic detailer cost cost $35 a gallon.

DIY does not produce water spots…they are polymer spots…just trigger spritz to wet again and dry. That is my experience anyway and they speak to this in their videos. I love the slickness, although to be fair I have only used DIY and Absolute.

How does it smell?

How does it smell?

Next time coat your phone lens. Looks like it’s been shot on a potato 😂

Lithium Auto Elixirs makes awesome products. Trim Cubes and Wheely Great, and Ignite After wash are my favorites.

The lithium drying aid is my favorite of their products...

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Would love a comparison! I’ve been using Absolute and really like it. And ONR is dope too but not as slick.

Both great rinseless washes. Try using a microfiber towel to test the lubricity of a rinseless. A majority of them feel the same under a sponge.

Exactly right about the effects on the glass by Hero. Used as a water less wash.

Everyone Goats the hero. I have used both. I love both. I just don’t find a large gap. I noticed the hero seems to flood the panel less and runs off almost like it provides protection. I don’t think DIY needs a version 2. I like it that much. What I do worry about is companies revamping and adding to their rinseless where they will start to streak if you don’t get the exact measurement right.

I just received DIY. I can’t wait to use it

Thank you can’t go wrong either way. In a few weeks our new version comes out.

I had a few problems with this stuff due to it being alcohol based. It stained one type of plastic. Was excellent everywhere else though. I use a Rinseless for interiors now.

Comparisons are great. Idrosave looks great.

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