WhiffySpark
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Can you use aquawax to dry a car when using ONR? I usually use OSW for it, but i'm very low and have 4 cars tomorrow
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Aquawax question
- Thread starter WhiffySpark
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I've heard people on the forum here recommend against using a spray wax to aid in drying. They don't have the lubricants that a QD would have.
For example, I aid my drying with either Z6 / 425 / OID etc and if I want to then boost my LSPs durability I'll follow with OSW or Z8.
Could you aid your ONR wash with ONR (again) at QD strength?
For example, I aid my drying with either Z6 / 425 / OID etc and if I want to then boost my LSPs durability I'll follow with OSW or Z8.
Could you aid your ONR wash with ONR (again) at QD strength?
AW is a spray sealant and not a QD. If you need something OTC to aid in drying, use DG Fast Clean and Shine. Or just use ONR at QD strength.WhiffySpark said:Can you use aquawax to dry a car when using ONR? I usually use OSW for it, but i'm very low and have 4 cars tomorrow
WhiffySpark
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It's not so much as a lubricant. It's to cut down on a step.
They're just quick "details". Wash, wax, vac. etc.
Doesn't matter now though, after i got everything loaded up to leave at 5 am tomorrow, they call me at 9:15 to tell me to wait till next week. Aggrivated!
They're just quick "details". Wash, wax, vac. etc.
Doesn't matter now though, after i got everything loaded up to leave at 5 am tomorrow, they call me at 9:15 to tell me to wait till next week. Aggrivated!