D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

[Michael Stoops]

D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax


Product Attributes:

• Wash & Wax all exterior vehicle surfaces without rinsing
• High gloss, water beading durability
• Non-scratch, non-streak formula
• Quick and easy wipe off
• Biodegradable Detergents

Size: 1 gallon concentrate
Part Number: D11501
MSRP: $79.99

With dilution rations ranging from 4:1 to 20:1, D115 is the concentrated rinseless wash and wax you've been asking us for. Many of you are already familiar with and love our Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere but wanted a larger size, and D115 is essentially that product. The concentrated formula stretches your dollars even further. Recommended dilution ratio is 4:1 but for daily mist and wipe use or in very high humidity locations, that can drop as low as 20:1 (or anywhere in between) depending on conditions. At weaker dilution ratios you will lose some of the gloss and protection provided by this product. Suitable for use as a spray on wash or as a rinseless bucket wash using a minimal amount of water.

[STRIFE]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

I knew this was coming out as soon as OPT came out with theirs (ONR with wax).....cannot wait to hear some reviews comparing the two, though I thought it would of been a 2014 product

[jarred767]

I love it when a company listens to its customers and responds!!! So stoked about this product; I can't wait to test it out and learn more about all its uses through different dilution ratios. Thumbs up to Meguiars!!!!!!!

[Marc08EX]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

Wait I'm a little confused Mike... Is it primarily UWWA or a rinseless?

[STRIFE]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

^ think it's both

[s word]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

Product Attributes:

• Wash & Wax all exterior vehicle surfaces without rinsing
• High gloss, water beading durability
• Non-scratch, non-streak formula
• Quick and easy wipe off
• Biodegradable Detergents

Size: 1 gallon concentrate
Part Number: D11501
MSRP: $79.99

With dilution rations ranging from 4:1 to 20:1, D115 is the concentrated rinseless wash and wax you've been asking us for. Many of you are already familiar with and love our Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere but wanted a larger size, and D115 is essentially that product. The concentrated formula stretches your dollars even further. Recommended dilution ratio is 4:1 but for daily mist and wipe use or in very high humidity locations, that can drop as low as 20:1 (or anywhere in between) depending on conditions. At weaker dilution ratios you will lose some of the gloss and protection provided by this product. Suitable for use as a spray on wash or as a rinseless bucket wash using a minimal amount of water.

Mike can you expand on the essentially? Is it the same product but dilutable or is it a different but similar performing product?

[C8N]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

Wait I'm a little confused Mike... Is it primarily UWWA or a rinseless?

On AG, its says...
To use as a waterless, dilute 1:4 with water

[Marc08EX]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

^ think it's both

ONR is designed to be a rinseless wash. But they also say that you can dilute it to be as a waterless wash... But I don't like to use ONR as waterless because it wasn't really primarily designed to do so. Unlike Ultima Waterless Wash Concentrate. That is primarily designed as a waterless wash concentrate...

To me, this product seems like ONR. It is designed to be rinseless but hey we can also use it as waterless... IDK... Maybe I'm just over-thinking this...

How about RFEW, did Meguiar's say that we can use that as a waterless?

[Michael Stoops]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

While not identical to UWWA, D115 is quite close. Our recommendation for use is to dilute 4:1 and use as a waterless wash, but it's also great to pour 4 gallons of water into a bucket, then essentially pour the entire gallon of D115 into that same bucket for 5 gallons of rinseless wash solution. Now, for the average guy taking care of a couple cars at home that may not be the best way to go, but for a mobile guy who doesn't want to carry around large volumes of water it's great. You can clean an awful lot of cars with 5 gallons of rinseless wash, as long as you're not putting a dirty towel back into the bucket. Think about the process that Garry Dean came up with, but instead of piling the towels into the bucket you just soak the towels as needed. Besides, a stack of towels would displace too much water and you couldn't fit them and 5 gallons of solution in the same 5 gallon bucket. With a gamma seal on the bucket you'd have enough wash water on hand for literally dozens of cars. From personal experience, using just a couple gallons of wash solution in a gamma sealed bucket at home, I've managed close to a dozen washes. If you're not dealing with seriously dirty cars, or you're in a high humidity environment, you could easily cut that dilution ratio to 8:1.

But whether you prefer a rinseless or waterless wash, D115 will do the job.

[jarred767]

I don't think Meguiars ever recommended it (but I could be wrong), but I use RFEW as a waterless wash at its stronger dilution ratio on vehicles with light dirt (way more economical than Last Touch, but still provides great results). I actually also use RFEW as my clay lube too; really versatile product.

It will be awesome if this product can (and is designed to) be used waterless and if so what those recommended dilution ratios are. I hope we get a little more clarity from Mike.

[jarred767]

Well, there's that clarity I was asking for.

Mike - it's like you read my mind while I was writing my post, thanks so much for that info, can't wait to use this product!!

[Marc08EX]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

While not identical to UWWA, D115 is quite close. Our recommendation for use is to dilute 4:1 and use as a waterless wash, but it's also great to pour 4 gallons of water into a bucket, then essentially pour the entire gallon of D115 into that same bucket for 5 gallons of rinseless wash solution. Now, for the average guy taking care of a couple cars at home that may not be the best way to go, but for a mobile guy who doesn't want to carry around large volumes of water it's great. You can clean an awful lot of cars with 5 gallons of rinseless wash, as long as you're not putting a dirty towel back into the bucket. Think about the process that Garry Dean came up with, but instead of piling the towels into the bucket you just soak the towels as needed. Besides, a stack of towels would displace too much water and you couldn't fit them and 5 gallons of solution in the same 5 gallon bucket. With a gamma seal on the bucket you'd have enough wash water on hand for literally dozens of cars. From personal experience, using just a couple gallons of wash solution in a gamma sealed bucket at home, I've managed close to a dozen washes. If you're not dealing with seriously dirty cars, or you're in a high humidity environment, you could easily cut that dilution ratio to 8:1.

But whether you prefer a rinseless or waterless wash, D115 will do the job.

Wait a second... You're saying that the 4:1 ratio is for both rinseless and waterless? If that's the case, that's a very expensive rinseless wash product. RFEW (D114) dilutes 1oz per 2 gallons of water or 256:1. For this new product, you're saying that I need 64oz of concentrate per 2 gallons of water?? And each gallon of D115 costs twice compared to D114? Something doesn't sound right here...

[vrodri16]

Talk about a great day. Got a better job, and then you guys hit me with this! I can't friggin wait to buy some!

[PPLd]

Re: Mid-Year Introduction - D115 Rinse Free Express Wash & Wax

Marc you are right.
Thats how the product is to be used.
I cannot afford this shampoo...

[jarred767]

But Mike stated that its recommended to use it as a waterless wash at 4:1 or 8:1....and he made it sound like it is designed to use either rinseless or waterless??? I'm a little confused and unsure at just how excited I should be.

Also, I can't find any Detailer bottle for it like there is with the new wheel cleaner, which makes me unsure on whether it is designed to be used waterless as a spray....hmmmm