RINSELESS CAR WASH METHOD : EASY TUTORIAL !!

RINSELESS CAR WASH METHOD: EASY TUTORIAL! In this video, you’ll learn all the techniques, tips and tricks to perform a proper rinseless wash on your vehicle. It’s safe, quick and I even added a bonus step to help protect your car’s paint!
Here are the main reasons why you’d want to do a rinseless car wash:
1) You live in an area that has water restrictions or that experiences severe droughts.
2) You live in an apartment or condo with no place to wash your car with a free flowing source of water.
3) You wash your vehicle during cold winter months and can’t use water.
4) You’re a mobile detailer and don’t want to depend on needing to have access to a water source and you don’t want to collect or recycle run-off water.
►Here are the links to the products presented in this video:
►US buyers:
Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2DHxSua
McKee's N-914 Rinseless Wash: bit.ly/3F7ntYL
Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/3GAcMyA
Optimum Big Red Sponge: amzn.to/2DXrBOA
Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2GQQNos
IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: amzn.to/2tl7Fkp
The Rag Company microfiber chenille wash mitts: amzn.to/2DLnZvD
The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2BcbLxw
Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2DIUScg
Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2FpA363
►Canada buyers:
Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2BdgoaP
Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/2MCMN2F
Optimum Big Red Sponge: bit.ly/2nLJ7es
Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2BXxxC9
IK sprayer: amzn.to/2Hdblqm
The Rag Company microfiber chenille wash mitts: amzn.to/2nFu1b2
The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2BcUioP
Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2BbW2ys
Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2nFkMHL
►France buyers:
Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2E3xFpf
Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/2MCMN2F
Optimum Big Red Sponge: bit.ly/2nLJ7es
Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2E4EgzZ
IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: www.theragcomp...
The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2GSZ3UM
Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2E6fD69
Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2E44Adn
►UK buyers:
Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2EnOzhM
Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/2MCMN2F
Optimum Big Red Sponge: bit.ly/2nLJ7es
Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2Ek4Tjz
IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: amzn.to/2I9s7Iv
The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2GQY47v
Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2BbWOeU
Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2GO2UCx
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Can I use a rinseless wash on a very dirty car? While every situation is different, you can use a rinseless wash on vehicles with light dirty accumulation. On vehicles with heavy dirt accumulation, it’s always recommended to first start removing as much dirt as possible with a pressure washer or heavy stream of water.
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[@PanTheOrganizer]

►Here are the links to the products presented in this video: ►US buyers: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2DHxSua McKee's 37 N-914 Rinseless Wash: bit.ly/3F7ntYL Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/3GAcMyA Optimum Big Red Sponge: amzn.to/2DXrBOA Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2GQQNos IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: www.theragcompany.com/ik-mult... The Rag Company microfiber chenille wash mitts: amzn.to/2DLnZvD The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2BcbLxw Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2DIUScg Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2FpA363 ►Canada buyers: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2BdgoaP Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/2MCMN2F Optimum Big Red Sponge: bit.ly/2nLJ7es Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2BXxxC9 IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: www.theragcompany.com/ik-mult... The Rag Company microfiber chenille wash mitts: amzn.to/2nFu1b2 The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2BcUioP Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2BbW2ys Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2nFkMHL ►France buyers: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2E3xFpf Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/2MCMN2F Optimum Big Red Sponge: bit.ly/2nLJ7es Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2E4EgzZ IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: www.theragcompany.com/ik-mult... The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2GSZ3UM Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2E6fD69 Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2E44Adn ►UK buyers: Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine (ONR): amzn.to/2EnOzhM Pro Blend bottle proportioner: bit.ly/2MCMN2F Optimum Big Red Sponge: bit.ly/2nLJ7es Optimum Opti-Seal: amzn.to/2Ek4Tjz IK Multi 1.5 pump sprayer: www.theragcompany.com/ik-mult... The Rag Company Eagle Edgeless microfiber towels: amzn.to/2GQY47v Wash bucket with Grit Guard insert: amzn.to/2BbWOeU Other rinseless car washes: amzn.to/2GO2UCx

[@quincylongman7469]

Pan TheOrganizer it was in the related videos of some of the other detailing channels i watch (Ammo, the rag company etc) once i realized you were a Canadian detailer who also had a BMW i smashed that sub button👍🏻

[@syapol54]

Come on Dude, the car was clean in the first place. What kind of demonstration is that? You're probably just one of the whackos trying to get more subscribers. What a let down. no more watching of your videos.

[@natyrawilliams7433]

Pan, are you ever in the DC area?

[@silverfoxsilverfox6932]

These products in the video does it do the decontamination as well.

[@johncaban4310]

What was the ratio you used to pre-soak the vehicle with? You never stated how many ounces of water to how many ounces of Opti.

[@seansean8008]

Late to the party, but I tried ONR on my cars for the first time yesterday. It works, but it certainly didn’t feel as “complete” as a normal maintenance wash. I tried something though- I put an ounce of ONR in my foam canon and used it as my pre-rinse. Ivan Lacroix makes a big stink about pressure washers spraying on a dirty car, so I figured I would cheat and use this instead of a foaming soap. I liked it- it rinsed clean and left the paint extra hydrophobic while I washed it. Rinseless and waterless wash application is okay, the product does work, but I think I will stick with regular maintenance wash practices and add this to the arsenal instead of trying to replace others with this.

[@bgaves]

Come on Pan, I expected to see a car with salt and calcium encrusted to the sides of the car. That is the reality of our Canadian winters. That Mazda looks like it just got washed.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t recommend waterless or rinseless washes on heavily soiled cars. At that point, a standard wash with a pressure washer and 2 bucket method is best.

[@88krazie]

@@PanTheOrganizer yeah but that car was clean already.

[@pramodudupa]

What a marketing gimmick to show a clean car being washed again😂

[@reson_8]

@@PanTheOrganizer Good presentation but your before and after looks exactly the same. It's not really selling the product I'm afraid. Also the product looks like plain water after mixed.

[@johnmurgo7725]

I guess you’ve be notified that you’re presentation would have been more instructive if the car was even a little dirty. Perhaps you could do another video so we can see how those products actually work. Also the site for the sprayer isn’t available. Please rinse out the red sponge. You can buy that sponge material in sheets. It’s used in gun cases and musical instrument cases.

[@Sherukka]

The cases when you have to pre-spray, remember to have even less liquid in the Big Red Sponge for it to work best possible. Too much liquid makes it perform worse, that is an easy mistake to make in the beginning. It is completely ok to rinse the car if it has bigger chunks of dirt or sand on it but I've tried on my corrected vehicles and ONR can perfor even if there is more dirt on the panel without scratching but you have to take your time then and that makes rinsing a better choice, when possible. The key is to be very gentle and not to use pressure. Another tip is to use Optimum Opti-Clean as a pre-spray in the winter months, it has more cleaning power but is still safe and in more demanding situations use a APC etc. first. Don't make different washing methods to strict religions please!

[@simonebastioli3639]

I just applied this method this afternoon (with the same exact recommended products) on my light/moderate soiled ceramic coated Ghibli. The car came out fantastic. I applied the same technique to the wheels (replacing the red sponge with a soft brush). I honestly think this is the safest method for a ceramic coated car to both clean the car and not impair the coating. I think that my detailer applies the same technique as a default on all ceramic coated cars, which do not get very dirty to start with. If the car is very dirty, I think this is still the best method to apply provided that you rinse off the biggest debris with a pressure washer at a self service car wash place. Actually, since the ONR lift the debris and acts as a lubrificant, there is no indication this method is going to scratch even with the biggest debris. Can you comment Pan about this?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

This should only be used on lightly dirty cars. Anything moderate to heavy dirt, you should always use a traditional two bucket wash method.

[@simonebastioli3639]

@@PanTheOrganizer thank you Pan. I plan to apply this method as maintenance wash without waiting that the car becomes too dirty. I have a question: which step is the most risky? The pre-rinse is obviously safe no matter how dirty the car is. Then, a fairly wet red sponge on fairly pre-washed panel should be safe. I guess that the final wipe-off step with the microfiber might be risky if debris have not been taken out in the previous stage. As I was wiping off today I was afraid about the thought that debris could still be on the panel. If that is the case, would this method be even safer by doubling the second step with the red sponge before wiping-off? Thank you for your time Pan and your videos, I have learn a lot from them (including the one regarding the three best brushes for tire and wheel!).

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You should be fine. ONR is really some highly lubricating and encapsulating technology. You should watch a series of videos I made with Optimum here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5zLZXaLmpdnp5o

[@simonebastioli3639]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you, I just saw those videos, great stuff. I have a last question: when wiping off the ONR with the eagle mf towels my hand was not flying the way your does, in other words it is like if the ONR was holding the eagle mf too much (towel was getting twisted at times). Should I spray a dry agent before wiping off the ONR to facilitate the wiping off? Would that help? If yes, what drying agent should I use, my car is ceramic coated (professionally done with gtechniq).

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hard to say as I'm not there with you. You shouldn't need a drying aid. Try reducing the pressure on your towels. Or reach out to The Rag Company, they have a ton of experience with ONR and their towels. They have great customer service.

[@clementte6948]

Please do a video of a rinseless wash same steps but with a very dirty black colored car. And kindly hit it with lights to see if it cause swirlmarks

[@GEO-vc1pc]

Can not use this method on a very dirty car........

[@ItsMeSpiritual]

awesome tutorial pan, I dont think the people in the comments got it lol, imo you could have worded it differently in the beginning maybe saying its use is for a lightly soiled vehicles, the middle of winter thing probably gave people the wrong idea and you'd probably go through a whole lot of product trying clean a heavily soiled car with the rinseless method

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Exactly. You fully unserstood. This is an ALTERNATIVE only when 1) you have no access to water 2) for lightly soiled cars. Thanks for your support!!

[@skynet2115]

That was good demo thank you. I just have a few question please. 1# What is that measuring cup on of the (No Rinse) bottle and how do you use it. 2# What is the percentage of (No Rinse) per water mixture you use in the sprayer bottle. 3# What type of towel did you use for the Sealant.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

1) It's called a Pro Blend (which I purchased from AutoGeek). It allows you to easily measure the amount of liquid you need in ounces, but simply squeezing the bottle. 2) Always the same 256:1 standard dilution. So you would prepare a big mix in a 5 gallon bucket. 0.5oz of ONR for every gallon of water. You then dunk your spray bottle in the solution to fill it up, and bingo, you have a pre-treat spray. 3) I pretty much always use towels from The Rag Company. The towel I recommend for use with ONR for rinseless washes is the ultra plush "The Minx". Here's a link: amzn.to/33B05Rx I hope that answers your questions. How did you discover my channel by the way? Also, to learn everything about microfibers, check out a series of videos I made with Levi Gates, an expert at The Rag Company, where we demystify everything about microfibers. Here's part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJXcZoOYn7lkedk

[@skynet2115]

I went ahead and watched the three parts on towels. It was very educational. Thank you for that. I have a new vehicle and of course it has swirls and impurities on it. I just want to clean it and seal it for now. Will the ORN and the sealant you used be good for this. I will be trying the product out as it’s better than leaving it alone and not doing anything, but I was hoping to get your take on this please.I will eventually want to do a thorough job but for now I am looking forward to just cleaning and adding a protectant to it. I'll let you how it turns out. Oh by the way your site is awesome! @@PanTheOrganizer​

[@skynet2115]

WOW! I just discovered you had three more videos on towels a total of six. That was totally AWESOME! Thanks again.

[@mahidikarif2123]

@@PanTheOrganizer, Do you have to wash and dry one panel at a time? I'm concerned about the product drying on the paint before I dry can wipe it dry myself.

[@austinlehr2923]

Check out the polish made Marolex axel pump foamers. If IK is the camaro, marolex is the corvette of pump foamers

[@Dv087]

Pan never had a need for a rinseless wash. Now I do so thks for vid. Question ❓ you used Opti-seal after drying, I think to give it shine and a layer of paint protection. Can I substitute Last Coat instead ?

[@leighg9274]

You just showed us how to clean a perfectly clean car!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You wouldn’t perform a rinseless wash on a super dirty car. Common sense! I guess you are new to detailing. So perhaps instead of trolling, ask smart questions.

[@leighg9274]

@@PanTheOrganizer I am new to detailing and that car looked spotless. There is something in between a 'super dirty car' and one that appears spotless. And thanks for calling me a 'troll'.

[@esdrasperez8919]

Props to on you youtube channel, been following for sometime. Q- I just bought a new truck I haven't treated with any coating just yet. I have been working from home and been foam washing and dble bucket method and add a protectant to the paint. like to go into more in the rinseless wash since all I do is take it out one day the next day wash and cover lol. Now been following your product that you recommend your top 2021 product video blew me away lol. Now, would you recommend an additional protectant after the drying aid??? keep up those video they are my bedtime storie lol, from the sunny island of Puerto Rico I salute you dedication a devotion in this field.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t understand your question. It depends what protection is on your paint.

[@esdrasperez8919]

@@PanTheOrganizer Hi thanks for reply, the question after rinseless wash and applying the drying aid and towel dry the truck would I need addition protectant or sealer after that, my truck has no ceramic protect from dealer to the house, note I have been using TW Ice seal and shine, but it my interpretation that a rinseless wash my remove that protectant ??

[@Ieatzboltz]

So you think having 2 buckets one with clean water and the other with the Onr solution would be best?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Not necessary with ONR.

[@Jeff1960G]

Hello Pan, I enjoy reviewing your older videos as well as current and I wanted to do a rinseless wash here in cold north of Illinois and found this. In step one, you start by using the pump sprayer with ONR but is it straight or diluted, if so, what proportions are you using? I am heating my garage with propane heater to 65 degrees, is that satisfactory for these products? (Mind you it is 30 degrees F here right now).

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You always dilute the rinseless washes, as they are all concentrates. In the case of ONR and McKee's 37 N-914, two top tier rinseless washes, the dilution is 256:1 so 0.5oz for every gallon of water. You would mix in a bucket, and then dunk the pump sprayer container in that bucket to fill it up with liquid to the max fill line. And you're good to go. I wouldn't recommend detailing cars in temperatures below 50F. Below that, you risk running into issues with products not performing as intended.

[@Jeff1960G]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you Pan!

[@PrinceOfDarkness1975]

Hey Pan, for the pre wash do you put the ONR in sprayer undiluted or pour from your diluted bucket? Ty.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You mix your dilution in the bucket first (standard 1:256) and then you simply dunk the sprayer in the bucket to fill it up. It facilitates everything. See this in my most recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc

[@SharnaRiri]

Enjoy your videos. But seriously the car looked mint to start with. Most cars would be dirty then that.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don't recommend a rinseless wash if the car is very dirty. It's not meant for that. If the car is very dirty, you'd have to pressure wash the bigger chunks, so at that point, you should rather do a normal water wash.

[@DjBann]

I use two pump sprayers, one with water and little bit of ONR, and another with some sort of car soap. For dirtier areas i use the 2nd pump with soap and let it sit. Than I use the other pump spray to rinse it off (defeats the purpose of rinseless). May seem a little overkill, but I've been using this method for a bit and it works fine. Now if we're talking dirty as in driving trough mud, that's a different story.

[@thetech8113]

Rinseless are made for cars that leave the garage 1 time per month as maintenance. Not for daily drivers

[@Sherukka]

@@thetech8113 Wrong! It is exactly for daily drivers and works very well!

[@bmatic1319]

Does it make swirls into the painting?

[@mtlgoalie62]

HI Pan from a fellow Montrealer. I have a question about whether to use a waterless wash or a rinseless wash in the winter when my car has been freshly washed but some areas of the car may have been missed or water splashes out from the mirrors when I drive it after the washing. As much as I hate going to a car wash, I have no choice in winter. The car is pretty clean except for some small areas that were missed or splashed on. Thanks for your reply. Steve

[@jasonb8081]

Best way to clean the sponge when done? Can P&S bead maker be used weekly for drying agent for weekly wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No need for a drying agent after a rinseless wash. The rinseless wash will act as the drying aid while towel drying. You can leave the sponge soaking in a clean ONR solution after use, or just rinse in water, ring it out, and let it air dry until next use.

[@malakapalipana]

Hi Pan. Thanks for this great Vedio. May I know why you said you prefer rinse less compared to water less ? Is there any specific reason?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Rinseless washes tend to be better technology overall as you are still using water. But I should mention that both rinseless and waterless I only recommend on moderately dirty cars. If you vehicle is too dirty, then you should go with a traditional two bucket wash with water, or pressure wash the exterior first to remove as much dirt as possible.

[@3dsublimevreality962]

It's my favorite technic!!nice video man!!!

[@davisonthomas4697]

What are you using for the pre-wash?. Is it a solution of car soap and water?

[@ijaz429]

apologies if i missed this but, is the pre-spray straight solution or is it mixed with water?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Always dilute the rinseless wash. Same dilution as for the cleaning step. Also, here’s my updated rinseless wash tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=zMy1pHlqWiRpE3FA

[@yao-wencheng6350]

After spraying on for the pre-wash phase, do you jump straight to wiping off with the sponge? DIY detailing (which it seems you collaborate with on a regular basis) seems to advocate for rinsing off the prewash with water. I personally think this defeats the purpose of a rinseless wash, but I’m hardly an expert.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

See my more recent and advanced rinseless wash tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=oWT-8gA7My8Wz56B And another rinseless tutorial that I did with Yvan from DIY Detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzcapWujt-cmqcsi=81rQMg7Tu4sTD2Jg

[@huckzilla5438]

Great video, Pan! I was curious to know what the dilution ratio is for the pre-soak wash that you applied with the sprayer. I know this is an older video, but I hope to see a response by someone :)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

256:1 standard ONR dilution

[@jaybotardo9591]

256:1 1 ounce to 256ml?

[@juandejesus2497]

Mind if I ask what ratio you used in the sprayer? I'm looking to switch to this method as I don't have access to a hose and all my local car wash does is leave dents and swirls on the paint 😟. TIA!

[@Specter1031]

What about the wheels? How do you tackle them in this situation? Dedicated media for washing them with ONR at end? (I figure can be at the end since we aren't blasting grime around with pressure washer)

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Here's a rinseless wash tutorial for wheels and tires: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5KXmmCCZs6braM

[@Specter1031]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you very much! I'll check it out!

[@tonilmm]

Great video but what about wheels?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You clean them at the end for this method, or use a separate towel.

[@mshell1959]

Hello Pan. Another great video! What concentration did you use for the prewash sprayer?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Always 1:256 for ONR. Standard dilution.

[@nomad509]

Fill up your bucket with 5 gallons and add 2.5 ounces of ONR, then dunk the sprayer in the bucket.

[@CarlosRodriquezdrexelmart]

Come on dude that car was not really dirty before the wash this video is helpless

[@someoneelse7724]

What's the difference he's only demonstrating how to use it. Wouldn't really recommend onr on a dirty car anyway, more for maintenance washes.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Exactly! Well replied.

[@dnawrapsatl]

Not really. If it's really dirty then do the o.g method. If you washed it a few days prior and just need to touch up some trouble spots this is when this method works

[@coppeeb9211]

Hi Pan! What do you think of the Wash n Wax version of ONR? Also how many towels should one use per car for Rinseless washing?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Never used the other version. I don’t like wax additives on ceramic coated cars. I use the big red sponge for rinseless washes, no towels. Tupically, people use 6 to 8 towels.

[@tandemmatt]

Great video as always Pan, thank you. Any reason not to buy the IK pump foam pro 2 sprayer over the multi 1.5 pump sprayer?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I have both the new Foam Pro 2 and Multi Pro 2. One foams for products that need that, and the other just sprays the liquid. Not all products are meant to be foamed.

[@tandemmatt]

@@PanTheOrganizer I love that you answer people and how quickly you do it! Before the virus I was a skydiving instructor. Now I'm starting my own mobile detailing business. You are a part of my team. Thank you for the knowledge you've given me. Seriously, you and Brian from Apex are my mentors and I can't thank you enough. So do my clients! haha

[@samcrawford3281]

How would you clean wheels on a rinseless job without a pressure washer?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5KXmmCCZs6braM

[@samcrawford3281]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you sir

[@erickim9682]

is it bad to use a forced blower after the No Rinse instead of a towel?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Don’t do that in a rinseless wash. The vehicle needs to be towel dried.

[@erickim9682]

@@PanTheOrganizer got it thanks

[@adrianotrujkicluciani9432]

Usually car sponges tend to drag the soil just from one spot to the other. They don’t really absorb the dirt. Just wondering if this sponge is any different? Otherwise I stick with microfiber mitts.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

This sponge is very different when used for a rinseless wash scenario. Watch the person that created it explain it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5zLZXaLmpdnp5o Also, I made an updated rinseless wash tutorial (including how to clean wheels) here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc

[@adrianotrujkicluciani9432]

@@PanTheOrganizer I am thinking about trying out that entire ONR system. I opened recently a car wash but we do not use high pressure washer - we wash with dry steam machines which are specifically designed for the car wash business. However I do use a pre-wash product which works great but it’s alkaline. The issue is you need more time to rinse/wipe it off with the steam. And the electricity costs are doubled over here… the second minus is that you spend many microfiber towels for the cleaning process, which eventually land in the washing machine - again electricity costs..I think I’ll try the ONR method and the dry steam just for drying/polishing

[@adrianotrujkicluciani9432]

Is the ratio you are using in the bucket the same ratio you are using in the pump sprayer?

[@Rick-xy4bt]

Pan...Is ONR safe to use on glass? And is your pre soak in the sprayer bottle diluted to same ratio?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yup ONR can be applied on all exterior surfaces. And yes I always dilute ONR 1:256

[@HFurkan7]

Good job. Smashed to thumbs up button

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@weaverdetails4747]

Do you dump out the bucket of ONR after one wash or do you use it for multiple washes?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It is always best to start with a fresh solution. In a 4 gallon solution, you're only using 2 oz of ONR so that's not problematic, as it's very economical.

[@chrishuelsman952]

I need one of those measuring caps.

[@Roughdraft214]

ONR cap measures 1 ounce. FYI.

[@someoneelse7724]

Roughdraft214 Onr cap is actually a half oz.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Exactly. My cap is 1/2 oz per cap.

[@age0fdef1]

can i do all this on my ceramic coated vehicle?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If done correctly, yes. But if your vehicle is super dirty, use common sense and rinse it off first. Watch a more recent video I made with a rinseless wash expert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYOVgpuGjLKojtk

[@toml4288]

Does this work with an extremely dirty vehicle?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You would first start by pre-rinsing the vehicle and potentially doing a pre-treat with an APC perhaps. You wouldn't want to apply a rinseless wash to a heavily dirty vehicle. Rinseless wash doesn't mean you never rinse, it only means you don't rinse at the end.

[@thebanginlucyband]

I noticed that the body was still wet when you applied the sealer, are you re-wetting after the micro fibre wipe? Salut!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi John. In the case of Opti-Seal, you can apply it on a wet paint and use it as a drying aid. You accomplish two things in one: drying and applying a thin layer of protection.

[@projet2907]

Pan, is there another drying agent than Opti-Seal that would be OK to use with ONR . Like home made Quick detailer you showed in another video.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes any quick detailer will do.

[@projet2907]

​@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you Pan. Also; when you dry, does the MF always has to be damp ? And How do you thoroughly clean the IK bottle in order to use it with a different product or with water?

[@jaysonthaker8996]

How much ONR do you put on the prewash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

256:1 dilution (0.5 oz of ONR to one gallon of water).

[@animeB0y01]

What is the device attached to the top of the ONR? It looks like it measures out the product but it doesnt come with ONR

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It's called a Pro Blend (I got that from AutoGeek).

[@wienerzsolt]

Hi Pan, where can I buy in Europe a dispenser for the Optimum bottle?

[@2010stoof]

Do you have a link for the squeeze measuring thing you use on the concentrate?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s called a Pro Blend and you can get it from AutoGeek.

[@pakyooh]

What would you recommend instead of Opti-Seal? The item is sold out everywhere.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Opti-Coat Hyper Seal (same company, and more advanced product). I used it on my own car in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqmllYqHZ9Bsitk

[@paulnewman7134]

Pan when I coat my car with quartz 3.0 in future washes can I quick detail it or is this a waste of time or not good for the coating please help bud

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Here's how you do a maintenance wash on a ceramic coated car: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r33MloOHh7J5mZo

[@ruthannebustamante3008]

Are the rags reusable

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes

[@taylorthrall7321]

Does this scratch using the sponge?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Not if you yse this specific sponge, rinseless wash and proper method. I made a more recent and complete rinseless wash tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc

[@taylorthrall7321]

@@PanTheOrganizer Hi, I'm new to this. Is the sponge better to use or is it better to use a lot of microfiber to clean off the vehicle when using ONR? Cheers.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Watch my second video that I just linked, you’ll have all those answers.

[@joed5330]

Where do I get the measuring thing on top of the ONR bottle?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It’s called a Pro Blend and you can get them at Auto Geek.

[@chevelleman88]

It does not appear this car has been in a “crazy Canadian winter”. The before and after effect was minimal, to put it mildly. I’m not saying you should’ve used a car caked in off-road mud, but “people who live in apartments” will have cars much dirtier than this. I didn’t even see any dried road salt residue anywhere. This video really needed a better demo car. Having said that... Is there any difference between the BRS and the Lake Country blue sponge that appears nearly identical?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

This is not a technique recommend for super dirty cars. This is for lightly dirty cars. Anything very dirty should be washed by using traditional wash methods with buckets and mitts and pressure washers or garden hose to avoid scratches and swirls.

[@chevelleman88]

Pan TheOrganizer I know, but people who live in crazy Canadian winters don’t have lightly dirty cars. People who live in apartments don’t wash their cars every 3-4 days. If ONR can’t be used on a typical “time to wash” car, then its usefulness is highly limited for most people. The demonstration of technique was good, though.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks.

[@chevelleman88]

Pan TheOrganizer Are you familiar with the Lake Country blue sponge?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No.

[@pgadrmer1]

Will we be seeing your new car anytime soon?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

In June. Final selection and road tests in April. 👍🏻

[@boobtubebooboo]

Is optimum no rinse safe for ceramic coated cars? What's the ph of Optimum?

[@lwerkmeister7043]

boobtubebooboo I would like to know this as well

[@jdoublet7577]

OH GAHD Dem DERE rinseless wooter washes yea?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yea. LOL

[@jeffm1421]

song at 7:04 ?

[@sasboi3154]

Mate, I didnt care about detailing and hand washing my car. I just do car wash at gas stations.... your videos have changed me! It's so cool seeing you detail all these cars! Question, how long does it normally take u to do a rinse less wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! Nice to know I can help to inspire my viewers to detail their cars. :). It’s so nice to detail your car and see the results. It takes approximately 20 minutes to do a proper rinseless wash. How did you discover my channel?

[@marvinisrael1671]

@@PanTheOrganizer I have never been able to do a rinseless wash in less than 1¼ hours. I include the door jambs and the inside of the trunk lid.

[@albertbrooklyn]

Great video. What about the wheels? Do you have any tips or another video? Instead of the Red sponge can you use microfiber wash mitts?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Albert! Here’s my more recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial that also shows how to do wheels: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=BAe9xhpRElAo9l3p Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 960,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@mattk1627]

Honestly ONR and Ammo Frothé are my absolute favorites since I live in Southern California

[@ricardocontreras5950]

Hi! Where can I find the measuring tool on the ONR bottle? Thanks in advance 👍

[@mackemforever]

Pro Blend Bottle Proportioners, that's what they're called.

[@CHA05duck]

Pro Blend Bottle Proportioner, carzilla is the only place i've found them in-stock in canada

[@waynetherrell8253]

they seem to have different sizes. How to know which size to buy?

[@waynetherrell8253]

I have a 16 oz bottle so I guess get the Quart size?

[@Jim12291958]

Just bought 4 from CARZILLA out of Calgary AB. They're $7.14 each. At least today, 2020-11-30.

[@memnoch1974]

Hi, Pan! A few weeks ago I bought my first bottle of ONR and wiped my vehicle down and I was pleasantly surprised! My vehicle was not heavily soiled (only light dust and a few water splashes) and it was easy to use. Not only do you save on water usage, but there are also time savings in cleaning your vehicle. Mfg also recommends ONR to be used as a detailer spray (60 mL ONR in 1,000 mL distilled water/2 oz ONR in 32 oz distilled water).

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yup, ONR is a polymer (not a traditional soap) that contains lubricating agents and also can act as a great clay lubricant!

[@Sherukka]

Wipe dry with a *damp* microfiber. A dry one doesn't want to grab the water before it becomes *damp* . :)

[@Jeeper1378]

I use a damp MF but its my 2nd wipe. Finish with a drying aid and drying towel.

[@RamseyAutoPros]

A new one will. If drying towels are washed properly and separate from any other towels they will absorb water easily

[@LaRoseDetails]

@@RamseyAutoProshow to wash properly

[@wjvtv]

@@LaRoseDetails Must use microfiber-specific detergent with hottest washer setting. Recommend washing your best towels together in a separate load from the dirtiest ones.

[@nbrautodetailing7184]

Boom. Basically, this is my go to method - for maintenance clients. 👊nice work bro

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@Moneyhomesjobswithivan]

Btw Love how often you respond. Cheers and wish ya a good 2018.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! I take pride in responding to all my viewers’ comments on a daily basis on KZbin. I think it’s important for a KZbinr to be close to his audience. Of course, with 80 000 subscribers and growing, it’s getting harder (I can spend hours each day responding to messages, comments snd e-mails) but I try my best. Thanks for highlighting that. 👍🏻

[@bryanlloyd6924]

Can you review different hoseless wash sprayers? Such as Chemical Guys Mr Sprayer, Adams IK Pro, Ammo Aerator, etc.

[@orisueXtriumvir]

Hi Pan, do you prefer the default nozzle over the single fan one for the iK sprayer?

[@kurtavery1703]

Hi Pan Can I add ONR to my shampoo bucket just to add lubrication?

[@flamesofjihad4069]

Yes you can

[@ONI1013.]

Hi Pan. Thank you for all your helpful videos. I’m beginning to get into detailing for my own personal cars, and your videos have helped me learn a lot. I do have one question about the ONR. Is it safe to use on top of Reload? I’ve ceramic coated my car (CQuartz3.0) and do the Reload about every 2-4 weeks, but between maintenance washes, I do spot cleaning with a wet MF to gently remove bird droppings. I think ONR would be perfect for this, but wasn’t sure if it will compromise the Reload layer.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes it’s safe to use ONR. It will act as a quick detailer. CarPro Elixir would also be great. Thanks for your support! What’s your favourite video on my channel so far?

[@ONI1013.]

I like the “How to apply the Ceramic Coating”. The step-by-step was really easy to follow. It was really helpful for when I applied the ceramic coating. Truth of it is, all of them are helpful b/c you describe important details in your steps that may be overlooked by others, and you provide links to products, which for someone who is slowly building up his supplies, is extremely helpful!!

[@jackolantern7342]

Pan, what towel did you use to dry with the opti-seal? Can you use one of those Eagle edgeless MF for that also, or you need a different type of towel? Thanks!

[@benfarrell5034]

You can use any type of clean and soft microfiber, in my own personal experience the Griot's PFM(pure freaking magic!) towels are the best for drying.

[@r3ktfahdle120]

People man 🤦‍♂️ this method is for people who like washing and maintaining a dusty car and keeping their car clean. obviously (think with your head) it would not completely replace a two bucket wash with a super dirty car with a rinse

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Exactly. You got it! 👍🏻

[@StephenNeSmith]

Great video Pan. Question about the Pre-Wash Step: Is the ONR in the spray bottle diluted, or is that straight ONR you are spraying on the panels?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! I always use the recommended 1:256 dilution.

[@designedbydave_ca]

I use a similar routine except I use numerous microfiber towels and instead of optiseal I used Meguiars Quick Wax (D156). If I'm too lazy to hit up the wand wash, I'll go through the touchless wash tunnel to knock off the large junks and finish off with this routine. Great video!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I like your routine Dave. And you got it! When the car is too dirty, you first have to knock off the big chunks with a pressure washer or high pressure hose. I don't recommend straight up rinseless or waterless washes on super dirty cars. People have the misconception that these techniques do miracles. They don't on super dirty cars. They should serve as ALTERNATIVES to traditionnal wash methods.

[@BrandonBuilds-pf1hz]

would you say the gontlet is better then eagle edgeless 500 for wiping off rinseless?

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hi Pan, what a brilliant idea that is a rinseless wash,especially in the summer use when it gets dusty.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Exactly! Perfect alternative for lightly soiled or dusty cars. And super quick too! No need to bust out a ton of equipment.

[@robnell]

OMG Why I did not see this video after I buy the electric pressure washer, foam cannon, and a lot of other things...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

A standard wash with pressure washer and buckets and mitts is still better in my opinion, so you did good. Here’s how I wash my car: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzSm2igZ6qma7c

[@rebeccaszlezynger3444]

Hi Pan, Can i use the 2 method bucket 🪣 using ONR? It seems to leave the ONR dirty as i put back the sponge in the bucket. Thanks 🙏🏻 Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷 Love your vídeos ❤️

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You would probably be overdiluting your ONR ratio if you use the two bucket method with a rinseless wash. You would have to ask that question to Optimum and see what they recommend.

[@andrewday2161]

Hi pan do you know if optimum onr is still being sold in the uk I just can't get it anywhere

[@Siwulam]

Love your videos but the Mazda looked very clean. Would have liked to see a trashed vehicle

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t recommend waterless or rinseless washes on heavily soiled cars. At that point, a standard wash with a pressure washer and 2 bucket method is best.

[@vanhakaveri]

@@PanTheOrganizer But that car seemed pretty spotless to begin with, no sane person is going to wash a clean car.

[@cgcomeaux]

@@vanhakaveri lol, surely your kidding, I'm so OCD I've been seen washing my already pretty clean car out in the rain.

[@sharonbrown9701]

This is Jamaica love your job good work

[@Axela05]

Hey Pan, how much ONR to water ratio did you put into the IK Multi Sprayer for the pre-rinse stage? Thanks in advance!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

1:256 standard dilution (0.5 oz for every gallon of water) Also, here’s my more recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=qO4q4nC4FdOGLSoD Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 965,000 subscribers and we have over 130 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@jamesharris5244]

Greetings. I am a bit confused. Your Porsche video detailing was using mckees 37. Your friend, mr lacroix, was touting always doing rinseless rather than foam cannons and the like. Information continually changes based on who’s doing videos on KZbin. What are your thoughts?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

James, you have to realize there are many ways to do things, not just one way. Everyone uses techniques they like or are more familiar with. I typically use a traditional two bucket wash method, Yvan is a believer in rinseless washes. At the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter. As long as you use safe washing and drying methods, use what works best for you.

[@aldussavila2805]

Hey Pan I just have a quick question at 5:23.. Did you fill the sprayer with PURE optimum no rinse? Or did you dilute it with water?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Always dilute the rinseless wash. See my more recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=rGMxdnK8rq0qO9Yg

[@jayp9450]

Nice, got P&S gallon of absolute coming in the mail. To wash my bucket at my apartment. Instead of going to the car wash all the time.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Congrats on the Absolute. It's one of the best rinseless washes. I have a video on P&S Absolute here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3_SgqaIqp2aj8k And here's my more recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 905,000 subscribers and we have over 117 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@joshuatompkins6119]

Don’t want to be negative Mr Pan but i like your videos 100 % but I am noticing that the cars you are cleaning are not that dirty. am wrong in mentioning this or am I missing something? As I said I am a fan of yours and do buy products that you have endorsed.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I only recommend rinseless washes as an alternative when a traditional wash with water and buckets isn’t possible. And this method should only be performed on lightly soiled cars, hence the dirt level here. But I also don’t do old super disgusting cars. My channel is not for that. After 22 years of detailing experience, I select what I work on now and that means new higher end cars for complete detailing packages.

[@ducluu251]

is it safe to not apply opti-seal after using ONR but Hybrid solution from Turtle wax?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Once you are done drying the vehicle, then you can apply the Turtle Wax product if you want. It doesn't have to be Opti-Seal. By the way, here's my more recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=nPyACAnrPHTvR0-B

[@nuclearpistachio]

completely unrelated but my cat is absolutely fixated on this video 🤣🤣

[@PanTheOrganizer]

😂😂😂

[@Sherukka]

The Big Red Sponge can't (well in my opinion) be taken into use immediately. Let it first sit for a day or two in ONR before use and then it is sooooo much softer.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes! I agree.

[@Topdeal32]

Hey pan, I know this is an older review but how about a link to the gadget that measures the one?

[@shikhilm2817]

Can we use Carpro Ech2O in same 1:256 ratio for the bucket and spray for rinseless wash instead of OnR?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. You have to follow the dilution instructions for each product. For use as a rinseless wash, CarPro Ech2O needs to be diluted 200:1 Always follow the instructions on the label or manufacturer website. A quick Google search will lead you to this. ;)

[@ellesdailyvlogs1333]

Hi.. I'm really scared to was my employers car.. I'm gonna try these technique.. can I also clean the car windows with these?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

This is not a technique for super dirty cars. Here’s my more recent and updated rinseless wash method tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc

[@Martyn2160]

Great and informative video tutorials thanks so much. A few questions as I'm new to using ONR: Is my Rag Company Cyclone Mitt ok to use with ONR instead of the big red sponge? Can I use my Infinity Wax Rapid Detailer/ FinishKare 425 as a drying aid and/or rapid detailer after the car has been washed with ONR? Finally at the end of the month I use Iron X fallout remover, can I still wash the car with ONR when using Iron X and if so what would be your method eg would you still pre-rinse the car with ONR or would you pre-rinse with water then apply Iron X, then rinse with water then wash with ONR and hand dry?

[@falcoburgh5246]

My experiance with this kind of washing is verry bad. You have t remove the dird of the car befor you tuch it with a towel or somthing

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You need to use common sense with a rinseless wash method. If the car is super dirty or has a thick layer of mud on it, you absolutely need to pre-rinse it first. Rinseless wash doesn't mean you never rinse, it only means no rinsing is needed at the end of the wash process. Also, I made a more recent and updated rinseless wash tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbc Of course, if you have access to a pressure washer or garden hose, I would recommend the traditional wash method with wash buckets and wash mitts. Like in my popular car wash tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzSm2igZ6qma7c

[@TiFiber]

Was the ONR full strength or diluted in the IK sprayer? Sorry if I missed it in the video Thanks for sharing your detailing knowledge, it's greatly improved my detailing skills. Cheers.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

ONR dilution 1:256

[@just120cc]

So not sure if you still read this. I have acces to a hose and powerwasher, but is it a good idea to soak the car with the optimum and then continue the 2 bucket wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

That is what I will be doing from now on. I will keep using my tried and tested 2 bucket wash, but before rinsing the car, I will do a pre-treatment with a rinseless wash to help encapsulate the dirt and act as a lubricant before rinsing.

[@jeremiahjeremiah1319]

Thanks for the videos Pan, always informative and gems for wisdom and experience! You mentioned you are in Canada, so am I. Where bouts are you from?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Jeremiah! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 875,000 subscribers and we have over 112 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. I am from Montreal. In fact, I made a video about my life story here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ6npXqtea-tlas

[@jeremiahjeremiah1319]

@@PanTheOrganizer Okay I was wondering where that slight accent came from it all makes sense now! Toronto area hear. Glad to see that in Canada with all its harsh elements year round, one of the best detailers on KZbin is showing us its possible to excel in this business despite the adversities!

[@deanbush]

Hi Pan! Love all of your videos!! Question: What is the safest way for me to remove dust from the top surfaces of my vehicle several days after I do a rinseless wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback about my videos Dean! Unfortunately the answer to your question isn't a simple one hehe. I wash my car twice weekly, using the traditional two bucket system (actually three buckets as I have a dedicated bucket for wheels) and water. That is still the best way to wash cars in my opinion. Rinseless washes and waterless washes are alternatives. If done right, a rinseless wash is a good alternative for people with no easy access to free flowing water. But to remove dust, the way people normally do it is using a quick detail spray and a plush microfiber towel, rolling the edges and flipping sides often to a clean side, to avoid scratching the paint. But you still run the risk of light marring or scratching. So really the best option would be to wait until you wash the car the next time. Or use your rinseless wash and pre-spray all the car and then gently wipe.

[@alfinchum6408]

I found your page by searching auto detailing. Great videos. I enjoyed the soap comparison for the soap cannon

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!!

[@fabnavigator]

Hi Pan, You didn't do the wheels or things like the grill. How are those items handled with the rinseless wash?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

See my latest and updated rinseless wash tutorial to see the wheels too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmabiminh8lmhbcsi=WBp-wklXIwbQIZkv Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 980,000 subscribers and we have over 132 million views! I have been detailing for 26 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.

[@lukejackson9848]

Pan, Where can you get a measuring cup contraption like the one on your ONR bottle? I didn't see a link. You use 100% ONR in the pump sprayer; no dilution? Do you have a current link (America) for a pump sprayer that you recommend or like? The pump spray link you have attached is no longer available, and I see an unhappy Amazon Review for another IK sprayer--they said it was the wrong one (foam spray is what they wanted; is there a difference from the one you use?). Thanks Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

For ONR, always use 256:1 dilution (0.5oz per gallon of water). And the IK sprayer I use for it is the IK Multi 1.5 (not the foam version).

[@GenX.Bigfoot]

You can find the measure cup at usplastic.com and they are called "Pro-Blend Proportioners."

[@dezcanso1540]

whats the point of the opti-seal? is it like a ceramic spray coating? also can you still apply wax or polish your car after this type of wash. thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

For all the answers, watch a video I made with the vice president of Optimum here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5zLZXaLmpdnp5o