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3 ways to do a rinseless wash

3 ways to do a rinseless wash

You can't always do a full car wash with a pressure washer and a final rinse. That's why Chuck Norinse lets you wash your car without rinsing it off at the end.

3 ways to do a rinseless wash

Chuck Norinse is a concentrated ceramic rinseless wash soap that lets you wash your car by hand without rinsing. Here are three ways to use it.

Method 1. Two-step

3 ways to do a rinseless wash
First, knock off the heavy dirt with touchless wash soap Citrus Buddy (1:50) through a sprayer and rinse thoroughly with a pressure washer.

Then prep the bucket: 10 L (2.6 gal) of water + 40 ml (1.4 fl oz) of Chuck Norinse. Work panel by panel — roof, glass, hood, doors, trunk, rocker panels — apply with a wash mitt and dry right away with a microfiber towel, no circular motions and no pressure. This is the safest method: the formula creates a barrier between the dirt and the clear coat.

Method 2. One-step

3 ways to do a rinseless wash

For a garage or a parking spot with no pressure washer: 40 ml (1.4 fl oz) per 10 L (2.6 gal) of water, spray it on each section, wait 15–20 seconds, wash gently and dry right away with a clean microfiber towel.

Method 3. Quick detailer

AS A QUICK DETAILER
AS A QUICK DETAILER

At a 1:100 dilution, Chuck Norinse turns into an all-around quick detailer: it removes fingerprints, dust, bird droppings and bug splatter, works in the interior too, adds gloss and leaves a tropical pineapple and banana scent.

What makes this product special?

Chuck Norinse has good lubricity and cleaning power, but your wash technique still matters most: don't press down or use circular motions, and rinse your towel or mitt often.

Here's to great-smelling detailing with Foam Heroes!
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