P&S PEARL SHAMPOO/Rinseless Washing /DURAGLOSS 932 Drying Aid/Exterior Auto Detailing

Trying out a Rinseless Wash with P&S PEARL shampoo and using Duragloss 932 for a drying aid might be the most cost effective solution that yields great results in a timely manner. Check out the video to see how this works.

[@ScottKelley]

Dude that's so nice of you to wash your neighbors car. It's fun to test out the awesomeness of these products on super dirty cars though! Testing grounds!

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Hell ya, and he won’t even notice. Haha

[@joevanseeters2873]

Pretty cool you can use PEARL as a rinseless wash or a regular shampoo. And those dilution ratios are crazy. I have a gallon of PEARL on hand, i'll have to try it as a rinseless wash. You are without a doubt the Leonardo Da Vinci of rinseless washing!

[@DetailingBreakdown]

😂, make sure to use a drying aid

[@hartlanddetailer5670]

I like using ONR with wax to pre-treat if car is dirty. If car is really dirty, pre-treat with Power Clean. If car is salty, I use ONR & Power Clean together mixed 128:1. If I am doing a traditional soap & water wash, car is very dirty, I pre-treat with ONR. To me, nothing is better than ONR as a rinseless, works well and very economical. Thanks for your videos...

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Nice

[@ddautodetailing]

Car looks 👍! Another great explanation and options for washing.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Thank u

[@ang2202]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and information. How would you do this including cleaning tires? Thank you,

[@DetailingBreakdown]

U need a sprayer of sort to rinse them or a dirty towel to wipe them

[@ang2202]

Got it. Also, what's your recommendation on an apc or degreaser that works well for interior and exterior. As well as, in your experience, has less risk of damage when used properly?

[@DetailingBreakdown]

@@ang2202 americandetailergarage.com/products/f-bomb-multi-purpose-cleaner-gallon Or autoforge.net/products/nextzett-blitz-all-purpose-cleaner

[@alancameron1564]

That just seems BRILLIANT !!! especially for your climate, For thoseof us living a little further North, Do you think it would work with a coulpe of ounces of Windshield washer fluid or similar. We are Months waay from your Balmy weather here in Ottawa Canada. Thoughts....??????/ PAN should have an intelligent response Thanks for this food for thought.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

I really have no experience with the Canadian winter weather. I’m a California Kid and have never really known the cold.

[@MoparMarc426]

Thanks for posting the video and the advice yesterday. I was using it on the dealer lot today like you suggested and it works great. Right now I don’t have the Duragloss so using ONR as a drying aid today but will have Duragloss in the future. I like the idea of the aqua wax as a drying aid . I am thinking for dirtier cars that Pearl is a great choice and Pearl also cleans the Wash media

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Yessir! I think I even used too much Pearl. I’ll cut it back on the next try. That pre-spray really helps. And a drying aid is most definitely needed so the DG was excellent.

[@MoparMarc426]

@@DetailingBreakdown yes I agree less soap is better. Today I was using an ounce to 2 gallons and it was soapy. It cleaned great but not easy to remove

[@DetailingBreakdown]

@@MoparMarc426 right

[@MoparMarc426]

@@DetailingBreakdown I see one video where Renny says 1.5 ounces to 4 gallons of water but that still maybe too soapy

[@DetailingBreakdown]

@@MoparMarc426 I’m sure it it.

[@robsx4280]

Great job, looks a little cooler there today.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Freezing today…lol

[@johng753]

I use McKee’s N-914 rinseless wash with the Big Red Sponge. It cleans well and is economical. I don’t want leave anything behind on the paint that might not work well with my detail spray. This method is fast and I can reuse the rinseless solution if the car isn’t real dirty.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Excellent

[@RnBGarvey]

DG has really good protection for just a rinseless, but streaks like a nightmare for me.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Dilute it more

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome video and product review B. My son sent me that p and s soap.amazing value. How u liking that Is aerosol sprayer?any issues?does it atomize that detai spray like using tw interior cleaner?take care brother

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Yes, the Flarisol bottles work great! Just not in the wind..lol

[@barrybij8079]

i recently purchased a ryobi 18v pressure washer(pulls from a bucket) its a great addon to the rinseless wash system for tire cleaning. here in Chicagoland during winter i am always trying to keep my car clean without running water.. thought i would pass on the idea...

[@DetailingBreakdown]

That’s awesome, I’ve seen some different ones like that. Very cool

[@jayd5030]

I am a simple man .. I see rinseless wash - I like 👍 QQ: I use the onr wnw for rinseless washing - right now I am using the meguiars HCW spray one as the primary protection . Some Detailers are saying not to use a wash n wax over these ceramic wax/coatings as the cheaper wax in these cleaners can mask the underlying products characteristics. Your thoughts ? Personally I don’t see any major issues and wnw products feel a lot more slicker once dried off compared to regular onr….

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Well, they aren’t wrong. But I don’t think the WnW isn’t that strong of wax so your probably fine there. I wouldn’t worry about that. And if u like the slickness then go for it.

[@jayd5030]

@@DetailingBreakdown thank man !

[@MrZukul1]

Hi, wondering how's the Ryobi electric pump is holding up for you? I'm in the hunt for a reliable one.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

It’s fine, I use it for spraying around the house, Bugs, weed killer, and car chemicals. It’s still going.

[@MrZukul1]

@@DetailingBreakdown Thanks Bro ! Keep on doing it !

[@SpartanKyuubi]

Hey bro. What do you think about mixing ONT with a Sio2 based rinseless? Would it affect the process negatively?

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Do u mean ONR? If so, why are u mixing? To save $$? I don’t think it will have any I’ll effects on the process, but u would have to be the judge.

[@SpartanKyuubi]

@@DetailingBreakdown yeah ONR. I usually switch between ONR and Uber Sio2 Rinseless. But sometimes I have some product left in my rinseless bucket and I don’t like discarding the leftover product in the bucket to add new one.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

@@SpartanKyuubi it’s fine as long as u know it has the Sio2 in it. That would be a barrier in between whatever else you’re going to put on the car afterwards.

[@SpartanKyuubi]

@@DetailingBreakdown I would usually finish the process with Ethos Defy or Detail Firm Detailer.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

@@SpartanKyuubi excellent, I don’t see a problem. I actually use left over solution in my pre-spray pump.

[@LordMitac]

How much product of Duragloss Rinseless would I need to make a Waterless Wash solution?

[@DetailingBreakdown]

I’d out 1-2 ounces into 20-30 ounces of water and see how that goes. Should be nice n slick for a waterless.

[@gtong5488]

How do you like Duragloss vs Wolfgang SiO2?

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Both are great. Duragloss is one of my favorites

[@gtong5488]

@@DetailingBreakdown is one better than the other regarding slickness ? Water beading? Which lasts longer? Thanks!!

[@DetailingBreakdown]

@@gtong5488 if I had to pick I’d buy the Duragloss for its price. It’s slickness is on point. Maybe weekly usage and stacking itself u could get a little durability but that’s not the point of these products

[@wesoakes]

Pearl as a rinseless is so weird. If you don’t use a drying aid it’s really grippy under the drying towel.

[@DetailingBreakdown]

Definitely need the drying aid