- Optimum Hyper Foam ONR Rinseless Foaming Car Wash Soap – Spray-on, Agitate, No Rinse, and Dry – Rinseless Car Wash with Foam and Polymers (32 oz.)

Love this stuff! Even though I have access to water, I still prefer using Optimum Hyper Foam ONR because it’s so quick and effective. I use it with a foam cannon, and it gives off a nice, rich foam that clings to the surface. Most of the time, I just spray it on and wipe it off — no rinse needed — and my car comes out spotless, shiny, and super smooth every single time. It makes washing my car so much easier and faster, especially for maintenance washes between full details. The finish it leaves behind looks freshly waxed, and there are no streaks or water spots. A little product goes a long way too, so it’s a great value. If you’re looking for a simple, high-quality product that delivers professional results with minimal effort, this is it. I’m hooked!

Works amazingly well. My car is full PPF'd and ceramic coated. I remove the surface dust with a duster, spray the Hyper Foam with an electric sprayer, wipe it down and the car dries with zero residue or streaks. Highly recommend.

First use, my IK Foam sprayer didn't have the dry foam adapter, so I ran medium like I always do for Optimum Power Clean. Second mistake was that I used 2oz of Optimum Hyper Foam in the IK. As a result, the Land Rover suffered that typical faded black on all the window trim parts which I subsequently had to polish out and seal (with Optimum Hyper Seal). I sprayed the vehicle and then used a red sponge and a bucket of ONR Wash and Wax. The car cleaned up great. But there were streaks. It was a PITA to wash with the over concentrated hyper foam and ONRWW. So, my second attempt was much better. 1. IK Sprayer dry adapter. 2. Only 1oz of Hyper Foam in the IK 3. Wash bucket and red sponge with regular ONR. 4. Opti Seal drying aid. Do more than 1 panel at a time. I did hood + front fenders. Then one side of doors. Then roof. Then other side of doors. Then the trunk + rear quarter panels. Results are stunning when combined with a bucket of ONR - which I know, defeats the purpose of going with just the foam in the first place. But look at the foam as a presoak before you ONR. It cuts the dirt, grime, bird dope, etc while it dwells (which is what ONR can't do on its own with just the bucket method). TLDR - Yes. Get it. Use only 1oz rather than the directions on the bottle which are too much. Use the dry IK adapter. No ONR bucket necessary but if you use the red spongez you need the bucket. I have yet to try a thick mf towel on the foam because I work on dark paint. Still not comfortable trying with just a foam spray and mf towel unless the car is clean and needs a touchup. If you have ONR and love it, this will satisfy even more when using Opti Seal as a drying aid and ONR in a bucket with the red sponge. That's the combo that works for me.

The product when used with the IK foampro products works amazing. The down side is that it's 8oz to a gallon on the bottle. This creates super thick foam that sits and slowly slides off but is overkill on dwell time, make sure you have a hose or water to spray the foam off. My suggestions for my own experience of needing a full rinsless case, the foam spray amount needs to be halved or less when using a foam sprayer, ( .75 - 1 oz per 32 oz water ) anything more creates a foam that you have to scoop off of the car, when it drys it leaves a film that takes time to wipe down and then buff and then coat. In the future I will do ( .5 - .75 oz per 32 oz water ) I need the foam to fall off the car on it's own. The car wash bucket mix ratio is good and I would dilute it too much because of contact.

I use this in an inexpensive rechargeable hand operated foaming sprayer (on Amazon search for "Foam Sprayer, Electric Pressurized Foam Sprayer for Car Washing, 1.8L Cordless PP Foam Spray Bottle for Garden, 2000mAh Battery"). This is great for soaking and cleaning wheels & tires and also pre-soaking your car. It is great at encapsulating dirt/grime for a marring free wash. It has great lubricity and does not remove your existing protection (wax or coating). on a car that is only dusty I foam it with this, rinse some of it off with distilled water, and then dry.

Will remove dirt pretty well but another guy here said the same thing that it looked like it dries out the paint. Like really dry. Like dry enough that you're like wow what else did this strip. It removed salt and grime pretty well though. I am still unsure but I think this stuff is made for those who need it clean and have their own solution to rehydrate and shine the paint after. Also made the plastic super dry.

Good product.

I was using the cheap stuff in a gallon from costco that probably was <$15. I was a huge skeptic of rinseless and only saw it's purpose for mobile detailers without a hose ect. It is very refreshing to not have to rinse after washing and can go straight to drying. It performs differently when washing from what i was used to as well, the car las less residue and a bit more clear. I think most of my problems that I was fighting was the cheap soap from costco all these years. I can't go back to those anymore......