Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

[Mike Bones]

It may totally go against the marketing of such products as UQD or NXT speed detailer, but recent posts about Optimum No Rinse make it seem like a great product. Shawn T.'s video in the detailing 101 section was a great example. I would definately be interested in a no rinse/waterless wash from Meg's.

Anybody agree? Thoughts?

[Poki]

Re: Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

ME TOO!! I use ONR and it's a great product.

[stephensdetail]

Re: Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

they do have a i believe they are calling it a waterless wash but it is not available in U.S. yet. i will try to find the link

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30422

[Mike Bones]

Re: Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

Good info. I did read and watch a video on this a while ago. Honestly, I think Meg's can do alot better than repackage something from the detailer's line and hand it off to the consumer as a new product. Meg's innovates. That's what I want to see.

[Shawn T.]

Re: Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

Yeah, that Meguiars System is just repackaged Last Touch Spray Detailer.

However, with a good coat of wax/sealant, Last Touch makes an effective waterless wash for cars with more than usual dust and dirt.

[ethereal45]

Re: Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

This is reminding me that I still need to pick up and try some ONR.

[David79z28]

Re: Hey Meg's, how about a No Rinse

ONR is great!!! I use it on my cars that don't get more than a good layer of dust on them. It is one of the few non Meguairs products in my detail cabinet.