Looking for a Snow Foam that is also suited for the contact wash and i can use to foam down wheels. I detail my family's cars every month maybe every one and a half and they usually are pretty dirty. Is Af good to be used every month or should i opt for something like Gsf and some added higher pH soap to pair up and bite through tough dirt when needed?

Extra bottle comes for free.

my god, all these channels with bad misleading content. Do your research. You make products look bad just because you don't know what you are doing. point 1, rinseless wash is not made to make foam. Completely not. It does not make foam. Incredible suds is made to make foam. point 2, the dilution for rinseless wash is 256:1 Maybe put the whole bottle in next time? And then to compare 2 foamers, who makes more foam. You never made foam.😡 If I was the owner from 1 of these 3 products, I would not be happy that you make my product look bad like this.

Does the dirt drop to the bottom of the bucket like the original ONR?

I just want the wand for my Bauer 20v sprayer.

Solid video

Stuff is terrible. Leaves residue

Great demonstration, love the video. Awesome product as well.

Been using it for a few years now.

Duragloss has been making outstanding detailing products for a LONG TIME! I was using their products back in the 1980's. They were economical, but more importantly, their products worked exceptionally well and were some of the best products on the pro-sumer line of detailing products you had to use back then, which was very limited compared to the thousands of products available today. We didn't have clay bars, iron removers, two PH wash systems, foam cannons, DA polishers until the Porter Cable 7424ZXP came on the scene which was originally a sander that most detailers used as a DA polisher. Otherwise we had rotary polishers but the 3M perfect system (one of the more popular systems for detailers). Duragloss filled a niche for enthusiasts and mobile detailers. Their Duragloss #105 coupled with their bonding agent is one of the most durable sealants their is. They have some sort of bonding agent (separate product but applied first, then the #105 right over the top before waiting for the haze up and removal. You don't have to use the bonding agent, but it does extend the durability of the sealant quite a bit. It is what we used when you wanted the longest lasting sealant for that time period (in the time before ceramic coatings of any type) so if you got four to six months out of a sealant, that was a lifetime back then. Not many products provided more than a few weeks, maybe a month worth of durability. That's what we had back then. Most people used a simple cleaner wax and rewaxed it once or twice a month. That was VERY common back then. More people waxed their cars at home than do it today. There are more of the drive thru "wash and scratch" car washes available in today's world and even those provide a "spray and rinse" sealant that actually rivals the waxes and sealants of the 1980's so it's worth it to those folks to use the automated systems. And with the rise of KZbin, detailing took on a whole life of itself in no time at all. In the beginning the videos were short, not filmed very well, and pretty horrible editing if they were edited at all. Now, there are hundreds of detailing channels and many have studio quality editing in their videos and many have risen to be quite wealthy in the process. Now you can't fool people or try to scam them because EVERYONE knows about detailing and all the processes and most could probably recite the processes word for word better than a professional detailer. More people know about clay bars, iron removers, pre-washes, foam cannons, wall mounted pressure washers, leather restoration and preservation, and everything in between. It's truly the GOLDEN AGE OF DETAILING for those younger detailing professionals and enthusiasts who don't remember the 70's, 80's, and 90's as far as car detailing and being an enthusiast and what products and procedures we used back then. You now have an unlimited amount of detailing products its almost too difficult to traverse the various retail websites due to having so many products to choose from. If someone says "I don't have to many choices", I would tell them to see a gosh darned psychiatrist. But if anyone hasn't tried Duragloss products for themselves, give them a shot, they have some really great products for very good value. They have every product a detailing enthusiast would need to detail their car including light polishes with some protection in it good for one steps where very little correction is needed. The #105 is an "all in one" which has light polishing capabilities, paint cleansing properties to lift dirt out of the paint pores through a chemical process, and also has a great sealant built in so it's perfect as a base layer topped off with either a spray sealant, one of their other pure polishes (sealants), or a coat of the duragloss carnauba paste wax (my favorite topper in their range of products) for some serious gloss and shine. A couple other of their polishes, #101 comes to mind which is an all in one like #105 (which are actually sealants, but Duragloss called them polishes back in the day so the name is a carry over from the time back then as many sealants were called "polishes" because they imparted shine so people thought of the word polish as a wax or sealant product) are actually very good liquid sealants that do impart a really nice gloss and improve gloss on any vehicle. They also have one in a WHITE BOX that is a sealant without cleansing properties.

People PLEASE don't us water that is hot to the point its almost scalding to wash your microfibres. Warm, ok. HOT, not ok. Doing so causes the fibres to melt, making the cloth less effective and more dangerous. Its literally melting the spft plastic fibres together. You've felt melted plastic before, right? This guy should know this already and its really irresponsible of him to do the test like this in the first place, but even moreso to not warn viewers of his unsafe method and to advise against repeating what he does.

Good video Benji, Have you used 3D Towel Kleen? Supposedly is the best on the market together with Malco

I've been using this for a couple yrs . After using cg and rags to riches this is now my go to . Considering you get a gallon it's not a bad price .

Excellent video & timeing. I've been looking around for a good product!!! 👍🏻 🇨🇦

Try the Detail Co. Renaissance microfiber wash. I gotta try this one as well.

First and ready

Hi ben,definitively your channel deserve a better audience. Wake up,guys and girls! Great video as always,very informative.👍👍

What is the name of your wireless polisher

Does this leave white residue

Not impressed. Try Vonixx Strike instead, it's very potent and has the added bonus that it doesn't smell of organic solvent.

Try mixing green star and tea. And call it green tea

Yes, Orange Power can do that because it's designed to remove adhesive residues as also gum and other sticky stuff from carpets. Citrol 266 would definitely do it. Tea is a milder version of Eulex and only is for tar removal. Citrol 266 also removes tar and has a hard time for stuff Eulex does like adhesive residues removal. Eulex if you use it, you gotta mask up since it really stinks.

Nice!!!

Just plain gasoline might have done a better job then both of those products or Citrol 666.

Just ordered this. Seems like it might be a hidden gem. Anxious to try.

DURAGLOSS is great i WON there kit at a Car Show i can say its a game changer 24 🏆 trophys been telling a friend at shows he used the lucas brand he got hurt and i did his tires he WON 🏆 8 weeks in a Row .

Wouldn’t the cordless ryobi pressure wash would be more ideal? As far as to rinse away the dirt and grime?

Aweee man wish you used a sponge but that’s dope. I should try this.

New sub here. I've been wanting to try this product.

Optimum is a quality brand, great video. I have some on order after your video👍

I use Hyper foam 2oz for pre-spray (ik foamer) for better slickness along with regular ONR in a bucket with a sponge, smoother feel and streak-free drying

lol i've been knocking ammo's frothe for years. Why do people want foam so badly...with a rinsless product.

Looks good. It will be my next rinseless.

Detail co spray ceramic can be cut 3 to 1 as a drying aide. It's unbelievable. It's my favorite detailing product. It replaced Flex Wax as my primary drying aide and topper. Just unreal.

is it vinyl wrap safe ?

Great review Ben. Great points on why you don't want a high foaming rinseless wash. I have been wondering how this product worked, and to be honest, I was a little skeptical at first seeing a few other reviews of it. I've seen a video saying it wasn't worth it, and I saw another one saying it was great. I knew you would probably be reviewing it at some point, and give your honest review of it, due to your vast knowledge and experience with rinseless washes and how to properly do them and what hacks and tools make it a much easier and more enjoyable process. I do agree that with a rinseless, foaming is not always the best thing. It gets cumbersome to wipe off at times depending on the temperature and whether you are inside or outside. I have always loved FUZION from American Detailer Garage, but I only used it as a rinseless for heavier cleaning inside the cabin (works great for that), and when I had noticeable road film on my vehicles, but that's just me. I also have Detail Popo foaming rinseless and I like that one as well, but again, getting the foam off the paint sometime by wiping off at the end can be a little cumbersome but a blow off with air usually takes care of it. I am going to buy a bottle of this to try out because I love regular ONR and also the green ONR wash and wax. It's certainly a good value based on the amount you get for the price. Many other rinseless washes are a lot more money for less product. I like your thinking about the foam being just enough to break things down and then rinse it and use your regular rinseless wash procedure. I want to get both this one and the other new one they introduced. Thanks again for the honest review.

Semi foam is always nice. Super super foam with a rinseless is a little cumbersome because yeah it gets a little tough getting all the foam out the nooks and crannies. So that amount looks about right.

Very nice. I think the “Hyper” foam part is about using it in the foam cannon. Also me personally I would never Rinseless wash a car that dirty. I would just do a regular contact wash.

That did an outstanding job of cleaning!

Optimum are the experts are rinseless washing along with many other car detailing products so it makes sense that this one great too. Great video.

Nice to learn And also now Rinseless with acidic and alkaline from Labocosmetica

Hi , nice content. I agree with you regarding heavy foam with a rinsless method . Very messy with heavy foam. I tried nemisis rinseless for the fist time using the rinseless and I love the product. Thanks for the tip regarding the foam sponges .

Thanks for the review and your efforts to create Will definitely order a 32 oz

Has the product separated on you ? Mine is half red , half pink and all pink after shaking

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Well, you've sold me on the Optimum Hyper Foam No Rinse. When you are doing a rinseless wash you do not want a load of foam because you need to see where and what you are cleaning, as you are not rinsing the product off with a hose.

Great cleaning power which is the most important part and great video!

The Duragloss rinsless wash and aquawax spray is still my go to for most washes. Fantastic products.

Dan Henderson has done an amazing job!

I’m blown away by the quality and performance of Envoke !