DIY Detail Rinseless Wash vs Armour Detail Supply Hero- rinseless car wash showdown!

By request, we are comparing DIY Detail's Rinseless vs. Armour Detail Supply's Hero Rinseless.
These are probably the hottest rinseless washes on the market at the moment.
Let's see who is better!
Review of Hero:
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Review of DIY Detail Rinseless:
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[@diydetailofficial]

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

[@chiroguy98]

I will have to try. This is my 3rd bottle. Haha

[@aldaley3537]

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

[@chiroguy98]

I’m glad you agree. Thanks for watching as always!

[@jeffc6832]

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.

[@chiroguy98]

@@jeffc6832 There wasn’t a big difference in the slickness. I measured using a measuring cup to make sure I was using the exact amount. They are both nice products.

[@MikeGDetailing]

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.

[@chiroguy98]

Great idea! Thanks!

[@darrallmeharg6912]

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

[@chiroguy98]

Nice product. Enjoy! Thanks for watching!

[@diydetailofficial]

Thank you

[@gonin60detailing82]

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.

[@chiroguy98]

They are very close. Thanks for watching!

[@diydetailofficial]

You will love our V2. We were very careful revamping our best selling product.

[@chiroguy98]

@@diydetailofficial I wil definitely try some when it comes out. 😀

[@gonin60detailing82]

@@diydetailofficial I really hope so. What I’m noticing with brands now on their new and revised rinseless that they are trying to make it do too much and it they are extremely easy to streak.

[@UndressforAndres]

@@diydetailofficialwill it be available on Amazon also?

[@jeffmutter2286]

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.

[@chiroguy98]

The spots come off pretty easy with DIY. These are both good products. I’m on my 3rd bottle of DIY.

[@privacyrules]

I have only used DIY and Absolute, also. I got spots two days ago with Absolute when I did a rinseless wash on my car. To be fair, I live in the desert, but was under covered parking, over 100 degrees outside. I did sections at a time to completion. Although I got spots, they wiped away easily with a rinseless dampened towel (the drying towel I was using). Not a problem at all, in my opinion.

[@mopardad3959]

How does it smell?

[@chiroguy98]

DIY smells kind of citrus. Hero smells fruity- strawberry maybe? Thanks for watching!

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

First!!!! Hello Dr. Bentley

[@chiroguy98]

Hello! 😀