I have been privileged enough to be asked to try out Chemical Guys New No Hose Wash.
This was the second time I have used it and so far I am highly impressed with it in performance, easy of use and finish left by the product.
The product description states 1oz for 1 to 2 US Gallons. So added 50mls to my 12 litre wash solution. Prior to using the product I tested it to check its PH, out of the bottle and made up, it retained a PH of 7. The product felt very slick between fingers and thumb. Which I personally feel is a must for any shampoo. Whether it is a no rinse or a standard shampoo. What was different for ONR and this product was these seems to be a bit of bubbles in the wash solution. But this did not seem to transfer onto the paint work. What I have observed is the bubbles diminish as the wash solution becomes saturated and this could be a handy addition, as it gives a visual indication when the solution and the polymers in this product are reaching maximum saturation. Much the same as other waterless washes. No Hose has in built water softeners, so water spotting should not be a concern.
The purpose of today’s demo was to show the cleaning ability of the product on an extremely dirty car with lots of road salt and grit attached to the surface. As you can see from the test I only used one wash bucket to fully test the wash media to the full. Transferal from the bucket to the car did not take place and the grime stayed within the water and not transferred back to the car. Which later showed on the drying towel. I was highly impressed with the cleaning ability of this product. It removed on average 85% of the grime with the first pass and after turning the sponge fully cleaned the area in question.
Before.
After 50/50 with rear door.
Completed panel.
I will continue to test this new waterless water product over the coming weeks and post up my thought as it get put though its passes on different tests and circumstances.
RRP for this No Hose Shampoo is £7.95 for 16oz. Bigger sizes will become available in time.
This was the second time I have used it and so far I am highly impressed with it in performance, easy of use and finish left by the product.
The product description states 1oz for 1 to 2 US Gallons. So added 50mls to my 12 litre wash solution. Prior to using the product I tested it to check its PH, out of the bottle and made up, it retained a PH of 7. The product felt very slick between fingers and thumb. Which I personally feel is a must for any shampoo. Whether it is a no rinse or a standard shampoo. What was different for ONR and this product was these seems to be a bit of bubbles in the wash solution. But this did not seem to transfer onto the paint work. What I have observed is the bubbles diminish as the wash solution becomes saturated and this could be a handy addition, as it gives a visual indication when the solution and the polymers in this product are reaching maximum saturation. Much the same as other waterless washes. No Hose has in built water softeners, so water spotting should not be a concern.
The purpose of today’s demo was to show the cleaning ability of the product on an extremely dirty car with lots of road salt and grit attached to the surface. As you can see from the test I only used one wash bucket to fully test the wash media to the full. Transferal from the bucket to the car did not take place and the grime stayed within the water and not transferred back to the car. Which later showed on the drying towel. I was highly impressed with the cleaning ability of this product. It removed on average 85% of the grime with the first pass and after turning the sponge fully cleaned the area in question.
Before.
After 50/50 with rear door.
Completed panel.
I will continue to test this new waterless water product over the coming weeks and post up my thought as it get put though its passes on different tests and circumstances.
RRP for this No Hose Shampoo is £7.95 for 16oz. Bigger sizes will become available in time.
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