* ARW stays wet on the panel way longer than ONR * When using microfibre towels on the surface both ONR and ARW felt fairly close on the hood of the car, with a slight edge to ARW, but with the sponge ARW felt at least as slick as N-914 did. Areas pre-sprayed with ONR had more drag which seems to be from traffic film. * Areas pre-sprayed with ARW the sponge would slide effortlessly over the panel. * Wiping over areas ONR is a lot less slick. * ARW lays flatter on the surface, more like N-914, but after wiping it beads up on the clean surface for easy drying.

Most of these points are demonstrated in the photos, comparing ONR to ARW: Cleaning ability, encapsulation (instead of just emulsifying), and slickness during use. But this one seems to excel in most of the short falls some of the others have, or at least where people seem to complain the most. It’s no surprise that you can achieve a safe wash and a clean car with pretty much any listed above.

User experience is where this product really shines. I’ve used Wolfgang Uber, Wolfgang Uber SIO2, McKee’s N-914, Griot’s Brilliant Rinseless, Optimum No Rinse (my normal go-to). Overall this rinseless wash has the best user experience out of any rinseless I’ve ever used. It was about 13 Celsius today, so I worked larger sections of the car at a time as there was no sun than I normally would. I’ll keep it short since there are lots of reviews now, but we just got it in Canada so I had to wait :(. Here is my short experience with Absolute Rinseless Wash with some photos during use.

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